The gateway to the Thar desert. Imposing cliff-top fortresses, indigo-painted alleys, and royal sandstone palaces.
Founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha, Jodhpur was the historic capital of the Kingdom of Marwar. Known affectionately as the "Blue City" for the sea of indigo-tinted houses clustered at the base of the mighty Mehrangarh fortress, Jodhpur is a visual feast for photographers and culture enthusiasts.
With your private dedicated chauffeur, journeying to Jodhpur from Delhi, Jaipur, or Udaipur is effortless and panoramic. Enjoy stops at rural Bishnoi villages, local artisan workshops, and stepwells along the highway.
Rising 125 meters above the city skyline on a sheer perpendicular cliff, Mehrangarh is widely regarded as one of the most formidable and best-preserved forts in India. Admire the Phool Mahal (Flower Palace), Sheesh Mahal, and expansive panoramic views across the blue rooftops.
An exquisite royal cenotaph complex crafted from sheets of pure white translucent Makrana marble. The monument glows with a warm golden light when hit by the afternoon sun, sitting beside a tranquil tiered garden and lake.
One of the world’s largest private royal residences, built with golden-yellow sandstone in an Art Deco aesthetic. Part luxury palace hotel, part museum, and part royal family residence.
A stunning 18th-century geometric stepwell surrounded by lively cafes and the bustling Sardar Market near the old Ghanta Ghar clock tower, famous for textiles, spices, and leather crafts.