Arrival in Jodhpur and transfer to the hotel. The second largest city of Rajasthan is hued in Blue. The city has a rich history and also resembles beautiful forts, palaces and temples.
Free afternoon for taking a stroll through the alleys of Jodhpur. Spend your rest of the day relaxing in the hotel.

Transfer to Jaisalmer and enroute to Osian. It is well-known for being the location of a collection of abandoned Hindu and Jain temples that date from the eighth to the twelfth centuries. One is immediately struck by the exquisite sculptures that depict various mythological tales. Osian is therefore referred to as the "Khajuraho of Rajasthan."
Visit the Mahavira Jain Temple and the Sachiya Mata Temple. Continue travelling and stop in Phalodi along the way. A popular tourist destination in Rajasthan's Jodhpur area is known as the "salt city" and is situated there. It is a former caravan centre where salt is still traded on camels, the traditional ships of sandy desert. In addition to its vibrant culture, Phalodi is well known for its forts, royal havelis, bazaars, and historic Hindu and Jain temples, which attract a lot of tourists. Visit Ramdevra Temple, Lal Niwas, and Phalodi Fort. Continue travelling and head for Pokhran. Visitors from all over the world are drawn to the fort by its stunning architecture and rich history. Renowned for having many exquisite and regal havelis. Pokhran Fort, Salim Singh-ki-Haveli, Patwon Ji-ki-Haveli, and Nathmalji-ki-Haveli are a few well-known havelis that are worth a visit. Arrive in Jaisalmer by evening.

Proceed for Jaisalmer full - day city tour. A popular tourist destination in the state of Rajasthan is Jaisalmer. Its abundant golden dunes & castles covered in golden honey sandstone have earned it the nickname "golden city." Lakes, elaborate Jain temples, and havelis are present in abundance in Jaisalmer. Travel to Jaisalmer Fort: The Fort is also known as Sonar Quila (Golden Fort) because it emerges from the desert and appears to merge with the sand's golden tones. Sam Sand Dunes are well-known among tourists for their huge tracts of arid sand and for the popular desert safaris which are held. Gadisar Lake: Built in the fourteenth century by Maharawal Gadsi Singh to supply his dry regions with water. The Patwon ki Haveli, which is made of brown-colored main entryway and one of the largest and finest havelis in Rajasthan, is constructed from yellow sandstone.Jaisalmer overnight stay.

Transfer to Bikaner and sightseeing. This camel country is a stunning representation of all that Rajasthan has to offer. This town offers a wide variety of attractions, including forts, palaces, havelis, temples, vibrant desert life, and delectable cuisine. Being a little off the beaten tourist path is actually a blessing in disguise because the location has managed to keep its unique character. Visit Junagarh Fort, one of the most famous forts in Bikaner with stunning architecture and a rich historical background. The fort contains numerous temples, museums, and palaces, including the havelis Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, Phool Mahal, and Chandra Mahal. Visit Royal Cenotaphs - This magnificent building features marble pillars that have been beautifully carved to display stories about Lord Krishna as well as other lovely traditional patterns.
National Research Centre on Camel - This research facility focuses on studying different camel breeds because they are important to the desert's delicate ecosystem.
Bhandasar Jain Temple - Red sandstone was used to construct this three-story temple. By ascending to this temple's highest floor, one can glimpse Bikaner's skyline.

Transfer to Jodhpur while stopping at Deshnok, Nagaur, and Khimsar along the way. Visit the Karni Mata Temple at Deshnok, then travel to Nagaur to see the Fort, the Tarkeen Dargah, the Amar Singh Cenotaph, and the Jain Glass Temple. Visit Khimsar Fort, which is located in the Khimsar village, right away. Arrive at Jodhpur around nightfall, where you will spend the night.

The buildings in the city are a mix of the two. The Mehrangarh Fort, which is a tall hill fort and a large building in Jodhpur, offers a panoramic view of the city, which appears to be a blue carpet strewn at the base of a hill. Clock tower at Umaid Bhawan Palace, also known as Ghanta Ghar, is regarded as a significant and well-known landmark in the city.
Jaswant Thada: This memorial, which is built in a temple-like style, should be seen. In Rajasthan's Jodhpur, there is a historic step well or baoli called Toorji Ka Jhalra. This archaeological stepwell is a magnificent illustration of primal invention and exquisite imagination from a bygone era. Tourists can have a wonderful picnic at Kaylana Lake, which also provides a stunning view of the setting sun. The sky looked amazing at that moment. Hotel stay for the night.

Depart from the city, transfer to the Jodhpur airport. Board into the flight and continue your journey to your next location.