Rajasthan and Mumbai Tour

Rajasthan and Mumbai Tour

Creating a 15-day itinerary that covers Delhi, Rajasthan, and Mumbai requires careful planning to ensure you can see the highlights without feeling too rushed. Here's a sample itinerary:

Day 1-4: Delhi

1. Day 1:

   • Arrival in Delhi.
   • Rest and get over jet lag.
   • Evening visit to India Gate and Rajpath.

2. Day 2:

   • Qutub Minar.
   • Humayun’s Tomb.
   • Lotus Temple.
   • Akshardham Temple (if time permits).

3. Day 3:

   • Red Fort.
   • Jama Masjid.
   • Chandni Chowk and Rickshaw ride.
   • Raj Ghat.

4. Day 4:

   • National Museum.
   • Take an evening train or flight to Jaipur.

Day 5-9: Rajasthan

5. Day 5: Jaipur

   • Amber Fort.
   • City Palace.
   • Jantar Mantar.
   • Hawa Mahal.

6. Day 6: Jaipur

   • Albert Hall Museum.
   • Birla Temple.
   • Evening shopping in the local bazaars.

7. Day 7: Jaipur to Udaipur (by flight or train)

   • Evening boat ride in Lake Pichola (optional).

8. Day 8: Udaipur

   • City Palace and Museum.
   • Saheliyon Ki Bari.
   • Jagdish Temple.
   • Evening cultural show at Bagore Ki Haveli.

9. Day 9: Udaipur to Jodhpur (by flight or train)

   • Visit Mehrangarh Fort.
   • Jaswant Thada.

Day 10: Jodhpur

• Umaid Bhawan Palace.
• Mandore Gardens.
• Evening flight to Mumbai.

Day 11-15: Mumbai

10. Day 11:

• Marine Drive.
• Gateway of India.
• Elephanta Caves (take the ferry).

11. Day 12:

• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (formerly Prince of Wales Museum).
• Jain Temple.
• Hangout at Juhu Beach in the evening.

12. Day 13:

• Shopping in Colaba Causeway.
• Visit Haji Ali Dargah.
• Evening visit to Girgaum Chowpatty.

13. Day 14:

• Siddhivinayak Temple.
• Dharavi Slum tour (for an alternative perspective).
• Evening at Bandstand or Carter Road in Bandra.

14. Day 15:

• Depending on your flight/train schedule, you might have time to visit the Global Vipassana Pagoda.
• Departure from Mumbai.

Remember, this is just a sample itinerary. Depending on your interests, you may wish to spend more time at certain places and skip others. It's a good idea to also check the local calendar for festivals, as Rajasthan and other places have vibrant and colorful festivals that might align with your travel dates.