Wandering re-establishes the original harmony which once existed between man and the universe.  ~Anatole France
SANDS OF TIME—ROYAL CARAVAN IN RAJASTHAN
Best time to ride: November to February

  

Cost Per Rider    — INR 1,70,000/-

Cost per Pillion   — INR 1,50,000/-

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On this ride, you get to experience the Royalty & the hospitality of Rajasthan. The awesome roads and the scenic destinations and some of the stuff you get to do like Camel Rides and Elephant rides, couples with Palace Visits would give you an idea of how the royalty in Rajasthan used to live. The ride plan is as follows:

 

DAY

DESTINATION

DISTANCE COVERED FROM PREVIOUS  DESTINATION

TOTAL DISTANCE COVERED

Day 1

Delhi—Arrival in Delhi from your respective Destinations

0 Kms

0 Kms

Day 2

Delhi—Sightseeing in Delhi& Bike Familiarization

50 Kms

50 Kms

Day 3

Bikaner— Post an early morning departure, we ride on the NH 8, the first express way in India till Daruhera, where we turn right towards Rewari, Narnaul, and then Jhunjhunu. Post Jhunjhunu, we head towards Mandawa, where we get our first glimpse of Rajasthan.  Post Mandawa, we hit fatehnagar and then a 167 Km straight road to Bikaner. 

460 Kms

510 Kms

Day 4

Jaisalmer— Post an early morning breakfast, we depart for Jaisalmer, deep into desert country.  We get our first glimpse of sand dunes on this route.  We arrive in Jaisalmer by evening and check into a hotel for over night stay.

300 Kms

810 Kms

Day 5

Jaisalmer— Today, we stay and explore Jaisalmer and go for camel rides and dune safaris

100 Kms

910 Kms

Day 6

Jodhpur— Post and early breakfast, we depart for Jodhpur, where we experience true Rajasthani hospitality.

400 Kms

1310 kms

Day 7

Udaipur—  another early departure sees us on the road to Udaipur, the Lake City of Rajasthan, with its picturesque palaces built in the middle of lakes.

410 Kms

1710 Kms

Day 8

Udaipur— Rest & Relaxation is the keyword today.  We would have a leisurely tour of the city, peppered with boat rides and elephant/camel rides thrown in for a good measure.

50 Kms

1760 Kms

Day 9

Pushkar— Post an early morning breakfast, depart for the sleepy little town called Pushkar, which is famous for the Camel Fair which is held every year in the month of November.  The town has a huge spiritual feel with over 350 Hindu Temples.