Rider € 1499, Pillion/Passenger € 1299.  Next Departure: 11 NOV 2013.

We regularly get emails from around the world enquiring about the standard of accommodation on our Rajasthan tours.  We realized many assumed that since our tour prices are “budget”, the only way we must be cutting on costs is by arranging “cheaper” accommodation.  Well, that is not the case at all.  Contrary to the notion, the accommodation is the highlight of our tours.  None of our hotels fall in the “budget” category.  We have carefully chosen the best possible “mid-range” hotels all of which are very popular on this travel circuit.  Some are “heritage” properties; erstwhile residences of royalty,  now converted into hotels.  We call it “affordable luxury”.  Most of them are ranked within top 10 in their respective cities on “TripAdvisor” with 4 (or more) out of 5 stars on customer reviews.    We are giving you a glimpse of the hotels on a small “Photo Slide Show” we’ve recently added on our website’s Rajasthan Gallery page (below the videos).

Day 01: New Delhi - Agra - Bharatpur (260 KM)

You shall be boarding an express train from the New Delhi Railway station (if you haven’t purchased an Add-on) to Agra (about 2 hours) where the group will be met by a guide.  From the station you’ll board a bus and visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort before proceeding to the day’s last destination of Bharatpur.  

Day 02: Bharatpur (short familiarisation ride to Deeg - 70 KM)

In the morning you can visit the Keoladeo Ghana National Park and do some bird watching.  Before Lunch it will be time to get familiar with your motorcycle.  After an exhaustive briefing you’ll be taking a short ride (in an effort to know your bike better and to get familiar with its controls and riding conditions in India) to Deeg and also visit the beautiful Palace there.  The rest of the evening is free for leisure.

Day 03: Bharatpur - Jaipur (185 KM)

After breakfast you’ll kick-start your motorcycle tour and head towards Jaipur, the state capital of Rajasthan.

Day 04: Jaipur

The day is yours for sightseeing and Jaipur has a lot to offer in that field.

Day 05: Jaipur - Nawalgarh (145 KM)

Leaving Jaipur, you head north-west on the NH-11 towards the Shekhwati region, to the town of Nawalgarh.   Referred to as the "open air art gallery" of Rajasthan, the entire Shekhawati region is dotted with fascinating mansions (havelis) embellished with frescoes & colourfully painted walls.

Day 06: Nawalgarh - Bikaner (220 KM)

Joining the NH-11 again, you’ll head westwards towards the city of Bikaner, one of the famous desert cities of Rajasthan.

Day 07: Bikaner

Bikaner's spectacular landscape is dominated by the indomitable Junagarh Fort and the red sandstone Lalgarh Palace both of which you’ll visit today.  The afternoon can be well utilized to visit the old city.

Day 08: Bikaner - Jaisalmer (330 KM)

Today we turn south-westwards on NH-15 and head for Jaisalmer, another beautiful desert town located in the Thar desert.  It’s the longest riding day of the tour so deservingly, we’ll be stopping en route at Phalodi, for a lunch as well as to see hundreds of migratory Demoiselle Cranes at the nearby village of Khichan, reaching Jaisalmer just in time to see the sunset behind the “Golden Fort”.

Day 09: Jaisalmer

The day is yours for visiting the “Living Fort” (yes, its the only fort with a fourth of Jaisalmer’s population living within its walls) and other inquisitively carved mansions which make for some of the most beautiful buildings in the state.

Day 10: Jaisalmer - Sam sand dunes (45 KM)

After spending the morning in Jaisalmer, after lunch its time to move further into the Thar desert.  An hour or so’s ride will bring you to Sam, a small village 40 Km from Jaisalmer.  Accommodation is in comfortable tented camps inclusive of a Camel ride into the Sunset and a cultural program of Rajasthani music & dance.

Day 11: Sam - Jodhpur (325 KM)

Continuing eastwards you’ll make your way to Jodhpur, one of the most spectacular destinations in Rajasthan.  

Day 12: Jodhpur

The day is yours to visit the places of interest like the Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhawan Palace & Jaswant Thada.

Day 13: Jodhpur - Pushkar (185 KM)

Leaving Jodhpur, you'll head north east to Pushkar, a holy town famous for its lake, various ghats and temples spread all around it.

Day 14: Pushkar  - Bharatpur (325 KM)

Today you’ll saddle-up one last time and head back to Bharatpur.  Having gone around best of North & West Rajasthan you’ll be “homing” back to this bird sanctuary.  Today’s “Farewell” dinner will be a special occasion.

Day 15: Bharatpur - New Delhi

Today, It’ll be time to say your good-bye’s to your fellow travelers & Rajasthan.  You will be boarding the MUV again which will take you back to New Delhi (about 6 hours) and drop  you to a convenient location (like Connaught Place) which shall be the “end” of your tour.  If you’ve purchased a “Farewell” add-on you’ll be transferred to the hotel where your accommodation has been arranged.

Riding Days - 9

Distance on m/cycle - 1800 Km

Avg. distance on riding day - 200 KM

Also take a look at the itineraries of our other tours in the region --->>

TOUR 1 & 3

TOUR 4