Rajasthan Tour - Rajasthan Tourism

In the Nagaur Horse Safari Tour, you will have horse safari from Nawalgarh to Pushkar. During this tour, you will also visit Nawalgarh, Parasrampura, Lohargal, Rewasa, Sujas, Kochor, Sulyas, Ghatwa, Shyamgarh, Bhagwanpura, Nawa Salt Lake, Salemabad, Charanwas and Pushkar.

Day 1: Flight to India (Delhi)
Around midnight arrival in Delhi. The cosmopolitan city and capital New Delhi is the main gateway for the travellers to India. Upon arrival, you will be met by Rajasthan Visit representative and transferred to the hotel.

Day 2: Delhi - Nawalgarh
In the morning drive from Delhi to Nawalgarh in the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan. Nawalgarh is known for the havelis of its wealthy merchant class, the Marwaris. The drive to Shekhawati is through picturesque village and farms. Nawalgarh was founded in 1737 AD by Thakur Nawal Singh, a warrior statesman. The town exudes an old world charm and the colourful bazaar has the largest number of painted Havelis in Shekhawati. In the late afternoon meet up at the stables, where the riders will be introduced to the safari team and the lovely ‘Marwari’ horses and can also have a ride. The riding leader Shri Devendra singh will advise about the horses and give the details about the tour and introduction talk on the arid region ecology.

Day 3: Nawalgarh
In the morning you will ride on the horses to the country side. In the afternoon you will visit the havelies.

Day 4: Nawalgarh - Parasrampura - Lohargal (about 32 kms.)
In the morning you will start with your horse safari to Lohargal. You will follow a dry riverbed with lots of Acacia bushes. The view of Aravali ranges makes the ride very scenic. In the afternoon you will have lunch near Parasrampura. After lunch you will move towards the Aravali mountains. At the foothills of Aravalli’s is the Pilgrim town of Lohargal. It is said Bhima the strongest of the five Pandav brothers, had his mace cast here. Hence, ‘Lohargal’, means iron smelting. This is also a place of Hindu pilgrimage.

Day 5: Lohargal - Rewasa - Sujas (about 38 kms.)
In the morning you will ride towards Danta following the Aravali mountains down a dry riverbed till Raghunathgarh. The stone quarries of Raghunathgarh have resulted in deep ravines. Riding through them is a great experience. On the way, you can have lunch. Later cross the highway and leave the Sikar district and ride towards a large marshy tract with Salt Pans. In the evening reach the campsite which is on a flat area. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 6: Sujas - Kochor - Sulyas (Ramgarh) (about 35 kms.)
Today you will have horse safari from Sujas to Sulyas and pass through semi desert region with lots of Khejri trees and some farmhouses with mud huts. On the way, you will have lunch at Kochor Village. The ride goes past the Roopgarh fort and mountain pass. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 7: Sulyas - Ghatwa - Shyamgarh (about 42 kms.)
Today you will have horse safari from Sulyas to shyamgarh. On the way, you will pass through village Ghatwa. Here a famous battle had taken place between Rao Shekha and Gour Rajputs, where twenty five thousand men laid their lives. This place is still known as Godati or the area of Gaurs, the erstwhile rulers. From a high sand dune adjoining the mountain ranges, you can have a breathtaking view of the five famous forts of this region. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 8: Shyamgarh - Bhagwanpura - Nawa Salt Lake (about 42 kms.)
In the morning, you will ride towards Nawa Salt Lake. This ride is the most picturesque part of this Safari. After lunch you can have ride around this salt lake and enjoy the beautiful sunset. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 9: Nawa Salt lake - Salemabad (about 45 kms.)
Today you will ride through the Salt Lake for 8 to 10 km and then follow a stony track along mountain ranges till Paner, where you will have your lunch. After having lunch you will ride to farming and Sheep County to reach your camp at Salemabad. This was the territory of the erstwhile Maharaja State of Kishangarh. The remaining Ajmer region was ruled directly by the British. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 10: Salemabad - Babicha - Mayapur (about 35 kms.)
Today you will ride through a more fertile land. Most farmers are from Gujar community with colourful dresses. After having lunch, you will ride into a valley and pass through a mountain pass and ravines to reach your last campsite. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 11: Mayapur - Charanwas - Pushkar (about 30 kms.)
Today you will ride till Pushkar. Pushkar is famous for typical Pink Indian roses that have a strong aroma. In the afternoon you will reach Pushkar. Pushkar is known for the famous Pushkar fair which takes place in November. During this fair, traders and pilgrims visit Pushkar for livestock and camel trading and other festivities. This fair ends when the people gather at dawn to take a dip in the holy waters on the night of the Full Moon (Kartik Poornima). Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 12: Pushkar
In Pushkar enjoy the horse riding. Overnight stay at the camp.

Day 13: Pushkar - Delhi
In the morning drive to Delhi. In the evening you will reach Delhi and transfer to the airport for the flight to home destination.