Jawai + Udaipur Group Trip
- Duration
- 3N / 4D
- Cities
- 2
- Next departure
- 9 Oct
- From
- ₹9,999
Overview
Four days, just one day of leave. You board in Delhi on the first evening, spend a full day in leopard country at Jawai, ride through the Aravallis to Ranakpur and Udaipur, and you are back in Delhi on the fourth night. By the end you will have been on two leopard safaris across the Jawai granite, walked among the 1,444 carved pillars at Ranakpur, and watched the sun go down over Lake Pichola. Travel, stays, breakfasts, the Jawai dinners and both safaris are handled. Four departures this October: pick your weekend.
Departure dates
- Next departureOpenFri, 9 Oct to Mon, 12 Oct
- Batch 2OpenSat, 17 Oct to Tue, 20 Oct
- Batch 3OpenFri, 23 Oct to Mon, 26 Oct
- Batch 4OpenFri, 30 Oct to Mon, 2 Nov
Same itinerary on every batch. Mention your date when you enquire.
Trip highlights
Two leopard safaris in a private open gypsy — evening and sunrise Rabari shepherd settlement and the Jawai dam viewpoint Bonfire night at a Jawai homestay, under a sky with no city light in it Ranakpur Jain temple — 1,444 carved marble pillars, no two alike City Palace, Jagdish Temple and a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola Delhi to Delhi by AC tempo traveller / Volvo, with two drivers
Your itinerary
Report at the Delhi pickup point by 5:30 PM, bags loaded, introductions done. We roll out at 6:00 PM through Jaipur, Ajmer and Pali, with a dinner halt on the highway. Two drivers share the leg, so the vehicle keeps moving safely through the night while you sleep on board.
- 5:30 PM — Reporting at the Delhi pickup point
- 6:00 PM — Depart Delhi via Jaipur, Ajmer and Pali
- 9:30 PM — Dinner halt on the highway
- Overnight — Sleep on board; two drivers share the leg
Arrive at Jawai around 7:00 AM: homestay check-in, hot breakfast, and time to shower and sleep off the drive. A slow afternoon in front of the granite hills, then the evening leopard safari in an open gypsy, with stops at the dam viewpoint and a Rabari shepherd settlement. Back for a bonfire and dinner.
- 7:00 AM — Arrive Jawai, homestay check-in, breakfast and rest
- 1:00 PM — Lunch, then a slow afternoon among the granite hills
- 4:00 PM — Evening leopard safari in an open gypsy, dam viewpoint and a Rabari settlement
- 7:30 PM — Bonfire, dinner and a sky full of stars
The 5:45 AM sunrise safari is the best window of the trip for a sighting — the leopards move as the rocks warm up. After breakfast we drive through the Aravallis to Ranakpur, arriving exactly as the Jain temple opens to non-Jain visitors at noon. Then on to Udaipur for the City Palace, Jagdish Temple, a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola and dinner at Ambrai Ghat.
- 5:45 AM — Sunrise leopard safari
- 8:30 AM — Breakfast and check-out
- 9:15 AM — Drive to Ranakpur through the Aravallis
- 12:00 PM — Ranakpur Jain temple, about an hour among the 1,444 carved pillars
- 1:15 PM — Lunch near the temple, then on to Udaipur
- 3:45 PM — Reach Udaipur and check in
- 4:15 PM — City Palace and Jagdish Temple
- 5:45 PM — Sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola
- 7:30 PM — Dinner at Ambrai Ghat, the palace lit up across the water
Breakfast and check-out, then the drive home via Chittorgarh and Ajmer with proper meal and tea halts on the way. Reach Delhi around 9:00 PM.
- 7:30 AM — Breakfast and check-out
- 8:00 AM — Depart for Delhi via Chittorgarh and Ajmer, with meal and tea halts
- 9:00 PM — Arrive Delhi (approximately)
Inclusions & exclusions
- Delhi to Delhi travel by AC tempo traveller / Volvo bus, with two drivers
- One night at a Jawai homestay and one night in Udaipur, twin or triple sharing
- Breakfast and dinner at Jawai, breakfast in Udaipur
- Two leopard safaris in a private open gypsy — evening and sunrise
- Rabari village visit at Jawai
- Ranakpur temple visit
- City Palace, Jagdish Temple and the Lake Pichola boat ride
- An Avyatrah trip captain with the group throughout
- Bonfire evening at Jawai
- 5% GST on the trip price
- Any flight or train fare
- Lunches, unless mentioned in the itinerary
- Monument entry tickets other than those listed
- Camera and guide charges at Ranakpur
- Any additional safari beyond the two included
- Personal expenses, tips, laundry
- Anything arising from roadblocks, weather or vehicle breakdown
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FAQ
Four departures in October 2026: 9–12 Oct (Fri–Mon), 17–20 Oct (Sat–Tue), 23–26 Oct (Fri–Mon) and 30 Oct–2 Nov (Fri–Mon). The itinerary is the same on every batch. Tell us your date when you enquire.
Report at the Delhi pickup point at 5:30 PM on day 1; we leave at 6:00 PM. You are back in Delhi around 9:00 PM on day 4. The first night is spent on board, then one night at Jawai and one in Udaipur.
It runs Saturday to Tuesday, and the return day is Dussehra, a public holiday, so it still costs you only Monday's leave. Highway driving is normal, but Delhi roads get crowded in the evening around Ravan Dahan, so the drop may run a little later than planned.
Triple sharing is ₹9,999 and double sharing is ₹10,999 per person, both plus 5% GST, Delhi to Delhi. That covers travel, both stays, breakfasts, the Jawai dinners, two safaris and the sightseeing in the itinerary.
Send us an enquiry and we will confirm your seat against a ₹2,000 advance, with the balance due before departure. Payments are offline — UPI, bank transfer or cash. There is no online checkout. You can also WhatsApp or call +91 9337339583 or +91 6201618259.
Jawai has one of the highest sighting rates in India, and two safaris improve your odds considerably. Still, these are wild animals on open hills. We can promise you the safari, not the leopard.
The temple only lets non-Jain visitors in from 12 noon, and it falls naturally on the Jawai to Udaipur road. Doing it on the return would mean waiting at a closed gate and reaching Delhi at three in the morning. The dress code is strict: shoulders and knees covered for everyone, and leather belts, wallets and bags stay in the vehicle.
Earth-toned clothes for the safari, covered clothing for Ranakpur, sunscreen, sunglasses, a power bank, a torch, ID and any personal medication. October days are around 30–32°C and nights 17–20°C. For the 5:45 AM safari, a light jacket does for mid-October; bring a proper warm layer or fleece for the late-October batches.
No. There is some walking at the village, the temple and the ghats, nothing strenuous. The Delhi to Jawai leg is long and overnight, so day two is deliberately kept slow for you to recover.
