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JAIPUR: Also known as the pink city is world renowned for its heritage sites. The most popular places to visit are Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar (Observatory), Albert Hall Museum, Birla Mandir and Nahargarh Fort. 3 Days are generally sufficient to cover all the major attractions at a medium pace.

UDAIPUR:  Also known as the city of lakes. Popular places to visit are City Palace, Sajjan Garh Palace (Monsoon Palace), Jagdish Temple, Saheliyon-ki-Bari (Garden), Bagore ki Haveli Museum. Take a boat ride at Lake Pichola or Fateh Sagar Lake

Excursions from Udaipur: Day Trip to Chittorgarh Fort or a Day trip to Kumbalgarh fort.

JAISALMER: Also known as the Golden City, is famous for its fort and havelis. One can stroll the colourful markets of the old town. An overnight stay at the desert camp can give you a view of an unforgettable sunset along with cultural shows and camel rides. 

JODHPUR: Also known as the blue city for its indigo painted houses is famous for the majestic hilltop Mehrangarh fort. The city where royal history and breathtaking views creates an unforgettable Rajasthan experience. The opulent Umaid Bhawan Palace is famous for its 20th century architecture 

MUMBAI: Experience the vibrant energy of Mumbai, India’s financial and entertainment capital, where colonial architecture of south Mumbai, luxury hotels across the city, bustling wholesale markets like the Crawford market or footwear shopping at Linking Road. It’s home to the Bollywood, India’s film industry. Visit iconic landmarks such as Gateway of India, chhatrapati shivaji maharaj museum, chhatrapati shivaji maharaj Terminus. stroll along the famous Marine Drive, explore colorful street markets like Colaba Causeway, and discover the city’s incredible mix of culture, history, nightlife, and street food. 

AJANTA and ALLORA CAVES: World Heritage Sites is renowned for it’s extraordinary rock-cut temples, monasteries, and intricate carvings dating back over 1,500 years. The magnificent cave complexes showcase Buddhist, Hindu and Jain heritage and are considered among the greatest masterpieces of ancient Indian art and architecture. Once done, tourists can opt to visit Daulatabad Fort and Bhadra Maruti Temple

PUNE: is a dynamic city known for its rich Maratha history, vibrant student atmosphere, elegant cafés, and historical landmarks. Tourists can visit the Aga Khan Palace and the Shaniwar Wada Fort located inside the city. Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple is a very popular temple. 

LONAVALA: is a scenic hill station and a short mountain getaway located between Mumbai and Pune.

Lush green valleys, waterfalls, misty mountains, and breathtaking viewpoints in the Western Ghats makes Lonavala the most popular weekend getaway. Especially beautiful during the monsoon season, Lonavala is the perfect destination for nature lovers, relaxation. It is famous for Chikki (Traditional sweet usually made from Jaggery and peanuts).

MAHABALESHWAR: The invigorating beauty (especially in monsoon) of Mahabaleshwar is a charming hill station famous for its strawberry farms, panoramic mountain views, waterfalls, and cool climate. Surrounded by lush forests and scenic valleys, it offers the perfect retreat for relaxation and nature experiences in the Western Ghats. 

SHIRDI: is a sacred town, one of India’s most visited pilgrimage destinations and home to the famous Sai Baba Temple. Millions of devotees from across the world visit Shirdi every year to experience the spiritual atmosphere. 

NASHIK (NASIK): is a city famous for ancient temples, sacred rivers, vineyards, and wine tourism. Located on the banks of the Godavari River, Nashik is a blend of the rich Hindu heritage with beautiful countryside sceneries, making it one of Maharashtra’s most unique destinations.  

GUJARAT: is one of India’s most vibrant and culturally rich states, known for its heritage sites, spiritual destinations, colorful festivals, wildlife, handicrafts, and diverse landscapes. From historic cities and sacred temples to white deserts and modern architectural marvels, Gujarat offers travelers a unique blend of tradition and innovation. The state is famous for its warm hospitality, delicious cuisine, handicrafts, and religious significance. Visitors can experience everything from royal palaces and stepwells to coastal pilgrimages and desert adventures.

AHMEDABAD:  the largest city of Gujarat, is India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City. It beautifully combines old-world charm with modern urban life. The city is famous for Sabarmati Ashram, vibrant bazaars, intricate mosques, heritage pols, and mouthwatering Gujarati food. Travelers can explore architectural landmarks, riverfront attractions, textile museums, and bustling night markets while enjoying the energetic spirit of the city.

VADODARA: also known as Baroda, is renowned for its royal heritage, art, and culture. The city is home to the magnificent Laxmi Vilas Palace, museums, gardens, and educational institutions. Vadodara reflects a blend of traditional Gujarati culture and cosmopolitan lifestyle. It is also an important cultural hub known for music, dance festivals, and grand Navratri celebrations.

Patan is a historic town famous for its ancient architecture and world-famous Patola silk sarees. The city’s most iconic attraction is Rani ki Vav, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning stepwell architecture and intricate carvings. Patan offers visitors a glimpse into Gujarat’s glorious medieval past, rich craftsmanship, and artistic traditions.

RANN OF KUTCH: is one of Gujarat’s most extraordinary attractions, known for its vast white salt desert and the spectacular Rann Utsav festival. During the full moon nights, the white desert glows beautifully, creating a magical experience. Travelers can enjoy camel rides, folk music, traditional dance performances, handicraft shopping, desert camping, and authentic Kutchi culture.

STATUE OF UNITY: is the world’s tallest statue dedicated to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, India’s Iron Man. Located near the Narmada River, this modern engineering marvel attracts visitors from around the world. The area also offers beautiful viewpoints, laser shows, jungle safaris, river cruises, and eco-tourism experiences, making it a major tourist destination in Gujarat.

SOMNATH TEMPLE:  is one of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva and an important pilgrimage destination in India. Located along the Arabian Sea coast, the temple is admired for its spiritual atmosphere, grand architecture, and historical significance. Devotees and tourists visit Somnath to experience peace, devotion, and scenic coastal beauty.

DWARKA: is one of the four sacred Char Dham pilgrimage sites and is deeply associated with Lord Krishna. The city is famous for the Dwarkadhish Temple, Gomti Ghat, and nearby Bet Dwarka island. Dwarka attracts pilgrims and travelers seeking spirituality, mythology, and beautiful coastal surroundings.

MODHERA SUN TEMPLE:  is a stunning ancient temple dedicated to the Sun God. Known for its intricate carvings, beautifully designed step tank, and remarkable architecture, the temple reflects the brilliance of ancient Indian craftsmanship. The annual Modhera Dance Festival adds cultural charm to this historic destination and attracts art and history enthusiasts from around the world.

North Goa

Panjim or Panaji: is the capital of Goa famous for its colourful Portuguese style houses and colonial architecture, shopping, Miramar beach and Dona Paula beach. 

Baga: is famous for its nightlife, beach shacks, bars, cafes, hotels. Most advisable for backpackers and budget travellers. 

Calangute: is a beach area that offers waters sports and a great flea market shopping experience for all tourists. ATM’s, Pharmacies, Supermarkets, restaurants fill up the area and once can find places to snack on till sunrise. 

Candolim: is a relaxed and family friendly place with a clean beach offering water activity. Fort Aguada is 3-4 kms from Candolim. Mid-range hotels are spread across the area. The main street is packed with supermarkets and restaurants. 

Old Goa: is home to magnificent Portuguese era churches and the iconic Basilica of Bom Jesus. It is a UNESCO world heritage site rich in history, culture and spiritual heritage. 

South Goa

Ponda: Known for its spice plantations, ancient Hindu temples and authentic Goan traditions surrounded by lush tropical landscape.

Madgaon: is the second largest city in Goa famous for its Indo-Portuguese architecture and historic churches. Its well connected by a railway station and highway. Colva and Benaulim beach is the closest. South of Madgaon has plenty of luxury resorts which are best for honeymooners and family alike who prefer to stay away from the loud nightlife destinations of North Goa. 

Palolem beach: in the south Goa is where crystal clear waters, swaying palm trees and breath-taking sunsets creates one of the Goa’s most idyllic tropical escapes.