Rajasthan Cycling Tour

Meet and greet a tour representative upon arrival and transfer to your hotel. You have the rest of the day to spend at your leisure.

Enjoy a tasty breakfast before embarking on a tour around Old and New Delhi. You’ll start by checking out the Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site. From here, take a rickshaw ride to Jama Masjid. You’ll pass by Chandni Chowk en route (a bustling shopping area). You’ll also check out the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi, the Raj Ghat.

After lunch, visit the Sikh Temple, Qutub Minar, and the India Gate. What a day!

Transfer to the airport for a morning flight to Udaipur. Upon arrival, meet and greet a tour representative and check into your hotel.

In the afternoon, you’ll go on a guided walk around the city. Check out the City Palace that sits on the banks of Lake Pichola. Walk around the old market and enjoy tasty street food before going on a boat ride. You’ll have dinner by the lake, before preparing for your cycling journey ahead.

Get ready for your first day of cycling! Between riding along the lakes surrounding Udaipur, you’ll catch glimpses of locals farming in the peaceful countryside.

En route, you may get to see langurs, cows, goats, peacocks, and kingfishers. After the relaxing ride, opt to watch a cultural show organized by Bagore Ki Haveli.

Take a short shuttle in the morning before cycling along one of the most scenic routes on this trip. You’ll ascend the Aravalli mountain range, enjoying its rolling green hills. Admire how the Anogeissus Pendula, a unique-looking plant, paints the ground here.

During the evening, you’ll go to the 15th-century Kumbhalgarh Fort, where 365 temples sit within a 35 kilometre wall.

Follow an undulating trail in a refreshing forest en route to Ghanerao. After lunch, you’ll get a chance to explore the Ranakpur Jain Temple, a towering architectural masterpiece (bring a camera!).

Admire the marble rock, etched with carvings of 108 snakes and 1444 pillars.

You’ve got quite a scenic ride ahead today after breakfast. Cycle through yellow mustard fields along a flat, relaxing route.

When you arrive at the palace (yes, palace) you’ll stay at tonight, you’ll want to spend your evening basking in the amenities!

Begin your day with a quiet adventure through narrow roads, passing villagers and their animals. You might also see camels, goats, and other wild animals like blackbuck, blue bulls, and if you’re lucky, the Indian gazelle.

Enjoy lunch at a homestay before taking a shuttle to Jodhpur, a lovely city of blue-roofed buildings. Stop at Mehrangarh Fort and admire the stunning city view from here. Then, spend the rest of the evening at your leisure.

Early in the morning, you’ll catch the train to Jaipur. You’ll arrive in the pink-tinted city in the late morning.

After you get settled, go on an arts & crafts walk with a local guide. Enjoy getting to know the city!

Begin your day with a visit to the Kacchawaha Fortress. Marvel at the large courtyard and lake views. You can also opt to walk to Jaigarh Fort.

Afterwards, spend the rest of the day at your leisure!

Begin the day by transferring to your next cycling point, where you’ll begin a mystical ride to Sariska. En route, pass through the rolling Aravalli hills, shimmering lakes, and an ancient fortress, Bhangarh Fort.

Eventually, you’ll reach Sariska, where Bengal tigers roam!

Ride along a beautiful loop in Sariska—be on the lookout for tigers! This reserve also hosts an array of other animals, including leopards, a jungle cat, golden jackals, chitals, striped hyenas, and so many more. Avid bird watchers will see Sariska as the ultimate place to be.

Enjoy a soothing ride through the countryside before stopping at Abhaneri for lunch. Visit the largest step wall, which was built more than 1,000 years ago, Chand Baori.

In the evening, you will get to cycle through a bird sanctuary!

After a relaxing morning, transfer to Agra to visit one of the most significant, architecturally impressive monuments in the world, the Taj Mahal. Now that’s a memory for a lifetime!

The tour ends once you get dropped off at the international airport in Delhi.