✅ Mehrangarh Fort
One of the largest and most magnificent forts in India, towering 400 feet above Jodhpur. Inside, you’ll find palaces, galleries, and museums with royal artifacts, weapons, and delicate mirror work. Don’t miss the panoramic view of the blue-washed city from the ramparts.
✅ Jaswant Thada
A serene marble cenotaph built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. Set amidst a beautiful garden, this peaceful site features intricate carvings, marble lattice screens, and reflective ponds.
✅ Umaid Bhawan Palace
A blend of heritage and luxury, this grand 20th-century palace is part royal residence, part luxury hotel, and part museum. The museum showcases vintage clocks, royal photographs, and antique automobiles.
✅ Toorji Ka Jhalra (Stepwell)
An intricately designed 18th-century stepwell restored to its former glory. Surrounded by stylish cafés and boutiques, it’s a favorite hangout and photography spot.
✅ Clock Tower & Sardar Market
Bustling with color and energy, this market is a treasure trove for spices, textiles, antiques, and traditional Rajasthani handicrafts. The iconic Clock Tower adds historic charm to the scene.
✅ Mandore Gardens
These beautifully landscaped gardens house royal cenotaphs, ancient temples, and a hall of heroes with sculptures of deities and folk legends — a peaceful escape with deep historical roots.
✅ Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park
Located at the base of Mehrangarh Fort, this ecological restoration project features native desert plants, scenic trails, and rock formations. Perfect for nature walks and panoramic views.
✅ Kaylana Lake
A tranquil, man-made lake on the city’s outskirts — ideal for sunset viewing, birdwatching, and boating. Surrounded by hills and open skies, it offers a peaceful break from city life.
✅ Bishnoi Village Safari
A cultural experience into the rural lifestyle of the Bishnoi community. Watch pottery-making, weaving, and even spot blackbuck antelope in the wild — perfect for those seeking authentic Rajasthani village life.
✅ Mahamandir Temple
An ancient 84-pillared temple located just outside the main city. It is known for its beautifully detailed stonework and tranquil surroundings.
✅ Chamunda Mata Temple (Inside Mehrangarh Fort)
A sacred spot for locals and royalty alike. Located within the fort complex, it offers spiritual vibes and panoramic views of the city below.
We understand that a visit to Jodhpur isn’t just a holiday — it’s an immersive journey into the heart of Rajasthan’s royal heritage, desert beauty, and vibrant culture. That’s why at Udaan Travelss, we craft every detail of your Jodhpur experience with care — from majestic fort visits and curated local stays to seamless travel and expert guides who bring the city’s legends to life.
Whether you’re standing atop the mighty Mehrangarh Fort, wandering through the marble elegance of Jaswant Thada, exploring the bustling Sardar Market, or gazing at the blue-washed houses of the old city — Jodhpur will charm you with its timeless allure.
We take care of the logistics — be it a heritage haveli stay, a desert-side excursion, or a guided walk through Jodhpur’s stepwells and temples — so you can relax and truly connect with the essence of the “Blue City.”
Let the desert wind carry you through tales of warriors and kings, as every wall, courtyard, and narrow alley hums with stories of courage and tradition. Enjoy warm hospitality, authentic Rajasthani cuisine, and unforgettable sunsets — all curated by the trusted hands of Udaan Travelss.
Join the many travelers who have discovered Jodhpur with us — for a trip that’s bold, beautiful, and uniquely yours.
✅ Day 1 – Arrival in Udaipur | Local Leisure & Sunset View
Arrival by train/flight at Udaipur Railway Station or Maharana Pratap Airport.
Warm welcome by Udaan Travelss representative.
Check-in at your hotel or lakeside heritage stay.
Evening highlights:
Visit Lake Pichola for a sunset boat ride.
Enjoy the view of Jag Mandir and Lake Palace from the boat.
Explore Gangaur Ghat and relax at a lakeside café.
Overnight Stay: Udaipur
✅ Day 2 – Udaipur Sightseeing: Palaces & Gardens
Morning:
Visit the grand City Palace Complex (museum, courtyards, balconies).
Stop at Jagdish Temple — 17th-century Indo-Aryan style.
Afternoon:
Stroll through the beautiful Saheliyon Ki Bari (Garden of the Maidens).
Explore the tranquil Fateh Sagar Lake – optional boat ride available.
Evening:
Visit Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace) for stunning sunset and panoramic views.
Overnight Stay: Udaipur
✅ Day 3 – Excursion Day: Temples, Culture & Views
Option 1 – Spiritual & Historical Excursion:
Visit Eklingji Temple (22 km) – dedicated to Lord Shiva, 8th-century shrine.
Continue to Nagda Temples – ruins of ancient Mewar architecture.
Stop by Shilpgram – a rural arts & crafts complex showcasing tribal life.
Option 2 – Chittorgarh Day Trip (Optional, 2 hrs drive one-way):
Explore Chittorgarh Fort – UNESCO site and symbol of Rajput bravery.
Visit Vijay Stambh, Rani Padmini’s Palace, and Kirti Stambh.
Return by evening for leisure or cultural show at Bagore Ki Haveli.
Overnight Stay: Udaipur
✅ Day 4 – Departure from Udaipur
Breakfast at hotel.
Time for last-minute shopping at Hathi Pol Bazaar or Bada Bazaar (textiles, art, jewelry).
Check-out and transfer to Udaipur Airport / Railway Station for onward journey.
Tour Ends with Beautiful Memories ✨
Dehradun ➜ Mohkampur ➜ Roorkee ➜ Muzaffarnagar ➜ Meerut ➜ Ghaziabad ➜ Delhi (bypass/outer ring) ➜ Gurugram ➜ Bhiwadi ➜ Neemrana ➜ Kotputli ➜ Shahpura ➜ Amer ➜ Jaipur ➜ Ajmer ➜ Bhilwara ➜ Chittorgarh ➜ Udaipur ➜ Jodhpur
The total distance is approximately 1,100–1,150 km depending on detours. Driving time is around 18–20 hours, typically covered over 2 to 3 days with overnight stops.
Ideal stopovers include:
Jaipur (for history, Amer Fort, markets)
Udaipur (for lakes, palaces, and relaxation)
Optional: Chittorgarh or Ajmer/Pushkar for short visits
The majority of the route passes through National Highways (NH 44, NH 48, NH 62) and is in good to excellent condition, with four-lane or six-lane highways. Watch for some traffic in urban areas like Delhi NCR and Jaipur outskirts.
While highways are generally safe, it is recommended to avoid night driving in rural or hilly stretches. Stay overnight in cities like Jaipur or Udaipur for a safer and more enjoyable trip.
Yes, the route is well-developed with frequent fuel stations, dhabas, and restaurants, especially along NH 48. Always refuel before long stretches and carry snacks/water for convenience.
Carry:
Valid driver’s license
Vehicle RC
Insurance papers
PUC (Pollution Certificate)
Aadhaar ID or photo ID for hotel check-ins
Don’t miss:
Dal Baati Churma
Laal Maas (spicy meat curry)
Gatte ki Sabzi
Mawa Kachori (Jodhpur special)
Ghevar and Rabri
Each city has its unique specialties — ask our local guides for hidden gems!