• Assistance with arrival and departure
• A/c Vehicle inclusive of parking & toll as per above itinerary
• 3* Hotel 1 Double Room with Breakfast for 15 Nights
• Get speaking local tour guide in Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Jodhpur for 01 day for 8 hours 
•  A Elephant ride to Amber Fort in Jaipur
•  A rickshaw ride in Old Delhi
•  Holi Experience in Jaipur 
•   A shared boat trip Lake Pichola
•  Safari in Ranthambore with shared canter
•  A camel ride in Jaisalmer
•  Drinks, snacks and lunch in Jaipur on day 9 (on Holi festival)
• One mineral water bottle per person per day
• All currently applicable taxes including GST 

• Any type of insurance is not included
• Any type of domestic or International flight is not included

Food and Health

It is advisable to drink only mineral water (bottled water). Indian cuisine is too spicy hence indulge in the gastronomical delights only if you have the stomach for it. Also, there are plenty of non-spicy cuisines and delicacies to choose from

Shoes

When you visit places of worship, you will need to take off your shoes prior to entry. You are free to wear your socks, but may find that the floor is wet, thus it may be prudent to take off your socks also. Make sure that you bring comfortable and well supporting walking shoes. You will be walking a lot in the ruins of old temples and forts, and they normally do not have a clean and clear path with upturned stones, and steep narrow and broken steps.

Social Decorum

Public display of affection is not appreciated and neither is public nudity unless perhaps one is at a beach.

One is expected to cover the head before entering a religious place such as a temple or mosque. Photography is not always permissible .Ask for permission before clicking pictures of women and religious complexes.

Accessories :

Consider bringing your swimming trunks, air brush to clean the dust from your cameras and lens, a telephoto lens if your camera supports one, lots of clean wipes for your face and hands because of the dust.