Royal Rajasthan on Horseback

Translated at the ‘Land of Kings’, Rajasthan boasts timeless splendour and a rich royal history. Set out upon a horseback journey across Rajasthan’s unique landscape of hills, deserts and fertile land. Riding upon animals whose origins are entwined with local folklore, you will encounter local communities and discovering ancient traditions on this intimate journey.

Royal Tea in Jaipur & Leopards

Arriving in Jaipur, capture your first glimpse of the Pink City, before heading out onto the streets alongside your knowledgeable guide where you will become immersed in the riches of traditional India. Visit the iconic Hawa Mahal, designed to look like the crown of Krishna, standing five stories tall with 953 intricate latticework windows. Continue to the private residence of the royal family of Jaipur where you will be invited to take high tea, before a private tour of Chandra Mahal.

Out of the thrum of Jaipur’s streets and into the airy and lush Saluwar Forest. There you’ll walk—and dine—among Indian elephants at a wilderness camp.

After this encounter with royalty and the majestic elephants—a symbol of India—it’s on to Sirohi by private charter to stay at the remarkable Jawai Camp. In this private game reserve, surrounded by remarkable granite towers, you’ll travel in a safari jeep into the bush looking for the many freely roaming leopards that live here.

Jodhpur & Fort Feast

Your final ride will take you to Jodhpur, its jumbled blue architecture appearing like a mirage on the horizon. Discover the Blue City on a private, customized tour where you’ll weave through the sapphire blue alleyways, see off-the-beaten-path treasures, and learn about local folklore and legends from your knowledgeable guide.

For the climax to your astonishing immersion in the ‘Land of the Kings’, you’ll reach Mehrangarh Fort with wonderful views over Jodhpur’s sea of buildings. When all the other visitors have left, the fort’s curator will give you a private tour of this iconic museum. As the sun sets, and Jodhpur’s buildings shift from sapphire to evening indigo, you’ll sit down to an exclusive dinner within the fort’s thick stone walls while being entertained with traditional music and dances.