Day 1 : Arrive Delhi
Upon arrival at Delhi Airport you will be met with our representative who is anxiously waiting for you in arrival hall to welcome you. After Traditional Welcome you will be transferred to your hotel. During the transfer he will brief you about the tour program and once you reach hotel he will assist you in getting your rooms quickly. He will also advise you the time for the city tour next Morning. Overnight at hotel.

Day 2 : Delhi – Nawalgarh (230 kms /5 hrs)
Morning at leisure or drive to Nawalgarh. Nawalgarh – is rightly referred to as the Open Air Gallery. There is art all around. Nawalgarh is renowned all over the world for its exquisitely painted havelis that are beautifully designed and carved. Upon arrival check into the hotel. Later village walking tour through the winding and narrow pathways. The local school, the jewel’s shop and the potters’ village are worth a special mention. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3 : Nawalgarh – Bikaner – Gajner (225 kms /4.3 hrs.)
After breakfast drive to Gajner enroute visiting Bikaner. Bikaner is popularly referred to as the ‘Camel City of Rajasthan’. Bikaner lies on the ancient caravan routes that linked Western/Central Asia and North India with the seaports of Gujarat. At Bikaner group is free for photography of Camel Research Farm is a government-run camel station nearly 8 km from Bikaner. It is probably one of its kind of a farm in whole of Asia. There are about 230 camels at the research farm and three different breeds are reared here. Enjoy the camel ride, look at the baby camels and explore the small museum. Later continue on to Gajner Palace. Upon arrival check into the hotel. Rest of the time free at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 4 : Gajner – Jodhpur (270 kms/5.3 hrs)
After breakfast drive to the Blue City of Jodhpur. As we drive, we’re seeing fascinating glimpses of Thar desert life flash past… a hundred droopy-eyed camels loping lazily across our way; exquisitely costumed Rajasthani women wearing, seemingly, a couple of kilograms apiece of handcrafted silverware and rattling glass and gold bangles; the impossibly good-looking Marwari men trading jokes and goods over steaming glasses of tea. Later in evening, we would ride horse carriages to the Clock Tower Bazaar. This is one of India’s largest and most colourful wholesale markets especially with respect to clothes, fabrics, spices, vegetables etc. It is a fantastic experience to walk through the place observing and photographing this incredible spectacle of vibrant lifestyles and incredible colors. Overnight at the hotel.

Day 5 : Jodhpur – Pushkar (220 kms /4 hrs)
At sunrise walk in the walled city starting from the hilltop fort. You will be dazzled by the Brahmans’ blue painted houses, which are dotted all over the city. After breakfast checkout & proceed to Pushkar en route visit Bishnoi Village. Bishnois are a traditional community living in small villages near Jodhpur, who are known for their approach to wildlife conservation and eco-friendly rustic living. Spend some time in a Bishnoi Village and indulge in street, portrait, people photography and the rustic living of Bishnois. Continue onto your tour highlight, the Pushkar Camel Fair, arriving there late afternoon. Like all the serious players, we’re there early, when the livestock trading is at its most intense, the crowds fascinating but manageable, and the access for photography most open and accessible. Overnight at Tent.

Day 6 : Pushkar
Mind-boggling photo opportunities await as you head down the dunes to Pushkar lake and fairground. There could be 50,000 animals here and a couple hundred thousand people: turbaned men, rafters and extravagantly draped women, kids, camels, goats and cattle, all heading in and settling in where the action is. The afternoon whizzes by, and we’re lost in a dusty, hazy world of makeshift camps, wandering camels, charging Marwari horses, stalls selling decorations and embellishments for the livestock on sale, and animals greedily gulping water from the watering-troughs. We’ll get a good feel for all of this at ground level — and tomorrow, at dawn; we’ll get an even broader perspective from the air. Overnight at Tent.

Day 7 : Pushkar
Any time you want a change of scene, the town of Pushkar waits, huddled around the sacred lake. Here we’ll see more amazing slices of life — street stalls and traders, barbers and buccaneers, holy men and rafters, and we’ll practice the art of freezing these moments forever. Then, exhausted but exhilarated, we dine at our hotel and do another fun show-and-tell session. There is much to show, and much to tell. Overnight at Tent.

Day8 : Pushkar – Ajmer – Delhi
Perhaps some of us would want to go for an early morning with the cameras and catch some last glimpses of Rajasthan through the camera. Return back to hotel for wash & change and breakfast. Later drive to Ajmer Railway station to board on train Ajmer Shatabdi (Dep: 1545 Arr: 2240 hrs.) to Delhi. Upon arrival check into hotel. Overnight at hotel.

Day9 : Delhi – Varanasi (By Flight)
After breakfast transfer to Airport to board flight to Varanasi. Upon arrival transfer to hotel. Varanasi is one of India’s most enigmatic cities situated on the legendary River Ganga (Ganges). Regarded as holy by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. It is arguably one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. Here you will have opportunity to explore the cultural riches and social dynamism of this exotic city and river. Upon arrival check into the hotel at transfer to the hotel. Rest of the time free at leisure. Later in afternoon free to take Photographs of Varanasi; this captures the essence of India’s beliefs, traditions and religious life. We will now take you on a photography tour of an India that has refused to change with time, at the ghats and galis of Varanasi. Capture the overwhelming scenes of life on the ghats, where everyday life and a sense of devotion merge together to form a cornucopia of photography opportunities. Overnight at the hotel.

Day10 : Varanasi
Morning Boat ride on river Ganges. Later witnessing and photographing the thousands of devotees, elaborate religious ceremonies and the daily going-ons at the ghats is something that no photographer will want to miss. Later walking through the Ghats and in small and narrow streets in order to frame the daily life. Return to hotel for breakfast. Later proceed for an excursion tour to visit Sarnath – where Buddha preached his first Sermon. In evening witness Aarti on the ghat of Ganges on occasion of Dev Deepawali. Overnight at the hotel. Today is Kartik Purnima is the last day of Kartik month as per Hindu lunar calendars. This festival is observed with a lot of gusto in Varanasi. Ganga is the most auspicious river as per Hinduism and Kartik Snan (bath) in Ganga river is considered as highly meritorious ritual. Kartik Purnima is also known as Dev Diwali as it marks the victory of good over evil. In Varanasi, after performing Kartik Snan in Ganga River, devotees visit Kasi Vishwanath temple and offer special prayers. Devotees also offer Gangajal to the Lord. Lord Bhairav Nath temple is also visited during Kartik Purnima. Gange Aarti (Prayers with oil lamps) is the most important event at night time on Dev Diwali.

Day11 : Varanasi – Delhi – Onward Destination|(By Flight)
After breakfast rest of the time free at leisure. Later in time transfer to Airport to board flight to Delhi. Upon arrival directly transfer to the International Airport to board on flight for onwards destination. (Depart)