Dausa

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Dausa

Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, Dausa is a serene and historically rich city located just 55 km from Jaipur. Often referred to as the “Land of the Hill Forts and Temples”, Dausa beautifully showcases the charm of rural Rajasthan, with its vibrant culture, ancient temples, architectural marvels, and scenic landscapes. It’s the perfect destination for travelers seeking a peaceful escape with a touch of heritage and spirituality.
Price : 6500 /- INR Per Couple
Duration : 3 Nights 2 Days
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Day 1:

  • Amanbagh Palace
  • Bharathari Temple

Day 2:

  • Jai Samand Lake
  • Karni Mata Temple

Day 3:

  • Breakfast & Check-out

Note – *Inclusive Hotel & Vehicle Charges.

  • Arrival in Dausa – Meet and greet at the station or airport, followed by check-in at your hotel.

  • Amanbagh Palace Visit – Begin your journey at this luxurious heritage property known for its Mughal-style architecture and peaceful ambiance.

  • Bharathari Temple – Visit this sacred shrine set amidst hills, dedicated to the saint Bharathari.

  • City Palace (Vinay Vilas Palace) – Explore the royal residence showcasing Rajput artistry and ancient charm.

  • Breakfast at Hotel

  • Jai Samand Lake – Start the day with a scenic lake view surrounded by hills, perfect for photography and boating.

  • Karni Mata Temple – Seek blessings at this revered temple dedicated to Goddess Karni Mata.

  • Moosi Rani ki Chhatri – Admire this stunning cenotaph built in red sandstone and marble, representing royal devotion.

  • Moti Doongri Temple – A sacred shrine of Lord Ganesha located atop a small hill offering city views.

  • Breakfast & Check-out

  • Abhaneri (Chand Baori Stepwell) – Visit one of India’s most famous stepwells with 3,500 perfectly symmetrical steps, a true architectural marvel.

  • Harshat Mata Temple – Located near Chand Baori, this temple dates back to the 9th century and is dedicated to the goddess of happiness.

  • Bhandarej Village – Explore this ancient village known for its stepwells, sculptures, and terracotta pottery.