From £4,339 per person for 6 nights
Ready to bookOn this luxury trip join the Udaipur Royal Family's exclusive celebration of Holi, one of the world’s most colourful festivals, when riotous, rainbow-hued Hindu celebrations mark the arrival of Spring with a sky-full of flying paint
Embark on an unforgettable luxury adventure to India’s colourful Holi festival, taking street food, ancient monuments and the buzz of city life as you travel through Delhi & Jaipur, culminating in the celebration of Holi at an exclusive event in Udaipur Palace hosted by the Royal Family.
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| Departure Date | Typical Price (p/p) in Twin room | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 25 March 2027 | £4339 | Email to register interest |
Head off on a luxury experience that takes you right to the heart of India’s technicolor Holi festival, mixing exclusive access to the celebrations at Udaipur Palace with the cultural highlights of the Golden Triangle. You’ll begin your Indian experience in the mega-city of Delhi, zipping around by tuk tuk and sampling tasty street food as you take in its incredible colour. Then board the train to Agra, where the Taj Mahal sits as a staggering testament to the love of Shah Jahan for his third wife. You’ll witness a spine-tingling sunrise here, then speed west across Rajasthan to Jaipur, stopping off en route at the magnificent Mughal city of Fatehpur Sikri. Next, you’ll see Jaipur’s famous sights by bike and head into the wilderness for a very special dinner under the stars, with elephants!
After this introduction to the varied sights of the Golden Triangle, it’s time to immerse yourself in the Holi celebrations: we’ve secured special access to the heady Holi Danan ceremony at Udaipur Palace which signals the start of the celebrations in a whirl of music, dance and horse parades. You’ll return the next day with an exclusive invitation to the famously colourful celebrations in the Royal Family’s garden, from where you can watch the powder paints and rainbow-hued water bombs begin to fly before joining in the action. Afterwards, there’s time to visit the palaces, markets and bazaars of Udaipur, before rounding off your Indian adventure with a magical boat trip on Lake Pichola.
For a variety of accommodation classes, view our Celebrate Holi in Rajasthan tour here.
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For UK Government travel advice on this destination see: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
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