Itinerary
Travelling in India means coming to terms with oneself: no country in the world confronts us with so many differences - cultural, social, economic, and spiritual. This trip to India is an on-the-road tour of the Rajasthan region in the north of the country, discovering forts carved into the rock, ancient temples and colourful cities. We are in the land of the Maharajas, a vast territory rich in ancient legends and millenary traditions: we will travel from New Delhi to the blue city of Jodhpur, from the peace of Pushkar Lake to the teeming chaos of Delhi's markets, from the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal to Jaipur's Amber Fort.
We start in New Delhi, the noisy and overpopulated capital, which will be a strong first impact with Indian culture. But let's not get too accustomed to the traffic and the horns, because we're quickly moving towards a place of calm and peace: the enchanting Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the treasure of Agra, which will leave us astonished and breathless - especially if we can admire its splendour at dawn, which is the best time to enjoy this magical place. Here we will realise how India is a land of enormous contrast between wealth and poverty - we started our journey on the streets of New Delhi and through the alleys of its slums, today we are walking in the shadow of a white marble colossus. Our journey in northern India does not end here: we then proceed to Jaipur, the pink city where only leaping unicorns are missing to make everything even more magical; then it is the turn of Pushkar, with its lake, ghats and the only temple in the world dedicated to the God Brahma; and finally, there is Jodhpur, where we visit mausoleums and fortresses. This journey will bring us face to face with a reality very different from the one we live in our everyday lives and we will return home changed to the core. India is like that: it gets under your skin and never leaves.


Welcome to India!
Check-in: our adventure starts in Delhi
Round-trip flights or transportation to reach the destination are not included in the package, so you can decide from where and when you want to leave! This gives you complete freedom of choice to adjust your travel itinerary to your needs.
Check-in at the hotel in New Delhi and we gather for welcome meeting— click here to see how it works!. The initial impact can be disorienting, between the humid heat and the convulsive traffic of the city... but at least we get an immediate taste of India as we get to know each other! Let's also immediately try Indian cuisine, which is for strong stomachs: let's go easy on the spices for the moment, perhaps we can try rice and curry, one of the many typical flavours we'll try during out trip.

Exploring Old Delhi and on the road to Agra
Into the real India
We wake up early this morning: we have many things to do and see, so we don't want to waste any time! We explore the ancient city also known as Shahjahanabad - you can call it the old city, and that's fine too! We start at the Jama Masjd Mosque, pass by the Red Fort, and even admire a Sikh Temple - and who knows, maybe we'll have time to stop and eat right there! It will be the perfect time to get acquainted with Indian cuisine in the most authentic way possible - but we try not to fill our bellies right away because we will soon have to get back on the road to Agra, the final stop on this first day.

One of the seven wonders of the world: the Taj Mahal
At the Taj Mahal
It is still dark outside and we are already waiting: we are in the presence of one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the majestic Taj Mahal, the true treasure of Agra. Visiting it at this time of the morning, with the sun rising on the horizon and the light mist descending on the white marble will be a moment we will never forget. We enjoy these moments and breathe in the magic of this surreal place of eternal beauty.
We return to the hotel to recover from the early riser (and the excitement!) and then visit the Red Fort of Agra, another must-see here in the city, with its intricate architecture and impressive panoramic views, frescoed rooms, gardens with gilded pavilions and a few cute little monkeys passing through. Before lunch, however, we must get back on the road: the road to Jaipur is long but with a good playlist you will see that the journey will become a pleasure!

The Pink City of Jaipur
Discovering Jaipur
We'll have the full day dedicated to exploring Jaipur, known as the Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan. The facades of the houses are built of pink sandstone (hence, the nickname), and it appears to be surrounded by walls on which seven gates open. We will start with a visit to the Amber Fort: once on top, we will walk through the wonderful complex of courtyards and halls. On our itinerary, we will not fail to see the Hawa Mahal, a spectacular palace resembling a beehive, the City Palace, a complex of palaces and courtyards in Rajput style, and the spectacular Albert Hall.
After refreshments (we walked quite a bit without realising it!) we'll visit Jantar Mantar, the city's astronomical observatory built in 1700 - it will be interesting to discover the instruments used then! We then take a stroll through the market in search of spices and fine fabrics: we haggle to secure the most beautiful ones! Tonight, we have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in local culture through food and it's a firm WeRoader favourite. We have an authentic dinner to look forward to where we'll witness local techniques from a local family as we join them in their homes for a wholesome dinner!

On the road to Pushkar
A long journey
Another early morning: we have to face a transfer to Pushkar, in the heart of Rajasthan. This small town, a Hindu pilgrimage destination, has a very special charm: walking through its streets we'll hear the regular rhythm of prayers and sacred chants, but it is not only the ear that will be enraptured, the eyes will be too! We join the Hindu pilgrims who walk along the lake and descend the steps of the many ghats to bathe in its waters, respectfully witnessing this spiritual and sacred moment.
A special sunset
We also explore the bazaar - let's get ready to quickly learn how to haggle with the Indians! It will be the perfect time to buy some local handicrafts, especially fabrics, incense and perfumes - but let's try not to fill up the rucksack immediately, we are only halfway through the trip!
The day continues and we still have one last mission to tackle: ascent to the Savitri Temple! From there, the sunset is something exceptional - and we are ready to enjoy it to the full!

Pushkar and Jodhpur
Free time
This morning we'll have time to enjoy the atmosphere of Pushkar. Shopping, a rejuvenating massage, or a yoga class: everyone is free to choose what they like! Then, we say goodbye to Pushkar and set off for Jodhpur , our next and final stop. It will be a long time in our minivan, but this is the last transfer of the trip, and we wanted to end with a bang! Don't forget to bring some food supplies - they'll definitely come in handy. We'll arrive in Jodhpur in the late afternoon, just in time to enjoy the view of the city's illuminated houses.

Cooking class and Jodhpur, the blue city
Fortresses, white marble and blue houses
After breakfast, we begin to explore the city: we are surrounded by huge fortifications and indigo-coloured buildings that make this place almost surreal. We visit the Jaswanth Thada, the white marble mausoleum reminiscent of the Taj Mahal - peace and tranquillity are breathed in here too, with its gardens, pond and sculptures depicting the rulers of Jodhpur who now rest here in marble tombs.
We then climb up to Mehrangarh, the fort that towers majestically above the town - it is one of the most distinctive buildings in India, seeming to rise directly from the rock and its decorations are incomparable, still intact despite the signs of time passed. We then return to town to find a little place to have lunch!
Feeling spicy?
Let's get ready for this afternoon: it's local cooking! The chapati will have no more secrets for us and we will be able to recognise every spice used to create the famous masala... chilli pepper is included, of course, but this time we will decide how much of it we use. The important thing is to put in the effort because we will only dine on what we cook!

Jodhpur and back to Delhi
Some free time
This morning we say farewell to Jodhpur and catch a flight back to Delhi where we will return to where it all began! After landing we'll have some free time to unwind or explore anything else in Delhi that we may have missed. We close the circle - and, unfortunately, our journey - with our last dinner all together: we relive the moments we have shared over the last few days in front of our last Indian dish!

Goodbye India!
Check-out and goodbyes
Check-out and goodbye – until your next WeRoad adventure!
What's included
8 nights accommodation in shared rooms with private bathroom
All breakfasts from Day 2 to Day 9
Minivan with driver from Day 2 to Day 7
Delhi Rickshaw City tour on Day 2
A WeRoad favourite: Typical Indian dinner with cooking demonstration in local family house in Jaipur on Day 4
Medical and baggage insurance - (coverage limits by destination country/region - €10,000 Italy, €20,000 Europe, €30,000 World, €50,000 USA/Canada)
What's not included
Food and beverages unless specified
All souvenirs and extras that you wish to buy and will be able to squeeze in your backpack
Transfer from hotel to Jodhpur airport and from Delhi airport to hotel
Entrance fee to Taj Mahal - approx. USD 16
- Anything not mentioned in the "What's included" section
Guided tours in Galta ji temple in Jaipur and/or Mandore Garden in Jodhpur - approx. USD 6 each tour, per person
Optional activities
Please see below extra optional activities that you can experience during your trip. Your Group Leader will be happy to assist with organizing these activities for the group. Availability may vary depending on location and group preferences.
Please note these activities are provided by third party suppliers and liability rests exclusively with these third party suppliers.
Entrance fees in Delhi (Jama Masjid Mosque and Red Fort Delhi) - approx. USD 10
Entrance fee to Red Fort Agra - approx. USD 10
Entrance fees in Jaipur (Amer Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal) - approx. USD 27
Entrance fees in Jodhpur (Jaswanth Thada, Mehrangarh Fort) - approx. USD 10
Bollywood Dance class in Jaipur - approx. USD 14
Additional info
- Accommodation
Hotel and Haveli ( traditional guest house)
No-sharing Room Option is not available for all tours.
The first hotel will be shared with you at least 2 days before your departure by your Group Leader!
- Transport
Private minivan with driver and local transport.
- Staff
Our trips are led by a Group Leader who has been specifically trained by us to lead group travels to ensure you have the best time. A WhatsApp group with all travel participants will be created two weeks prior to departure by your Group Leader.
- Luggage
Backpacks are mandatory to allow easy transfers - we recommend a 45L backpack for our trips.
- Local culture
25th March is a national holiday for India: you will have the opportunity to enjoy the Holi festival celebrations. On this holy day, all places of interest are closed.
- Local Festivals
Every year in March, India celebrates a national holiday called Holi Festival. The date can change each year and during the celebrations all historical sites are closed. If you're travelling during Holi Festival we'll adapt the itinerary so that you can the most of your time as well as taking part in the festivities!
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Why WeRoad
Small groups, on average 11 people
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