Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour9N/10D

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour

Start & City : Jaipur

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Highlights

Receive abhyanga, a warm-oil full-body massage, on several days, at palace-hotel spas by trained therapists.

Try shirodhara, with warm oil poured over the forehead, in a quiet treatment room.

Stay at Rambagh Palace in the Ultra-Luxury tier, whose spa is the J Wellness Circle, with a steam ritual and pool.

Stay by Lake Pichola in Udaipur, and take a slow boat ride at sunset.

Visit Amber Fort by private jeep at an easy pace, with the afternoon free for rest and a treatment.

Walk through the City Palace in Udaipur, begun in 1553, and the Garden of the Maidens, laid out in the early 18th century.

Spend a night in Pushkar beside its holy lake, with the evening aarti and the morning light on the ghats.

Eat light, freshly cooked vegetarian food, with a cooking visit to a family kitchen where spices are explained.

Essence of Journey

The experiences that capture the true spirit of the entire trip.

Day	Route	Distance	Major Highlights
Day 1	Arrive Jaipur	~15 km	Airport meet, palace hotel, rest
Day 2	Jaipur	Local	Consultation, abhyanga, Amber Fort
Day 3	Jaipur	Local	Shirodhara, City Palace and Jantar Mantar, free afternoon
Day 4	Jaipur	Local	A quiet day, family kitchen, optional treatment
Day 5	Jaipur → Pushkar	~145 km / ~3 hrs	Easy drive, holy lake at dusk
Day 6	Pushkar → Udaipur	~290 km / ~5 hrs	Savitri sunrise, drive to the lake city
Day 7	Udaipur	Local	Abhyanga, City Palace, free afternoon
Day 8	Udaipur	Local	Shirodhara, sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola
Day 9	Udaipur	Local	Garden of the Maidens, optional treatment, farewell dinner
Day 10	Depart Udaipur	~25 km	Transfer to Udaipur airport

About

Warm herbal oil, unhurried hands, a quiet treatment room inside a palace. Then a slow walk through a fort, a boat on a lake at sunset, and a simple vegetarian dinner. This is wellness, Rajasthan style.

This private 10-day tour pairs classic Ayurvedic spa treatments with some of India’s finest palace hotels. You spend four nights in Jaipur, one in the holy lake town of Pushkar and four by the lakes of Udaipur. Sightseeing is kept short and gentle, so there is always time for a treatment, a swim or simply doing nothing at all. Your own driver and guide stay with you throughout.

What is the Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour?

It is a private 10-day Ayurvedic spa holiday in Rajasthan, visiting Jaipur, Pushkar and Udaipur. It includes 4, 6 or 8 named Ayurvedic treatments per person (such as abhyanga and shirodhara) at palace-hotel spas, an Ayurvedic consultation where available, light vegetarian breakfast and dinner, and gentle sightseeing. It is a relaxation holiday, not a medical or Panchakarma programme. Prices start from about Rs. 1,36,600 per person (twin share, Premium tier).

This is an Ayurveda tour Rajasthan guests can take as a private journey, and a palace spa tour India travellers can book with named hotels and named treatments. It works as a luxury wellness tour Rajasthan for couples, friends or a solo guest, as an Ayurvedic spa holiday of ten days, and as a palace hotel spa tour with Amber Fort, the City Palace and Lake Pichola kept short and gentle.

Three tiers change the hotels and the number of treatments. Premium uses heritage and comfort hotels with spas, with four treatments per person. Luxury uses Jai Mahal Palace in Jaipur, Gulaab Niwaas Palace in Pushkar and The Leela Palace Udaipur, with six treatments per person. Ultra-Luxury uses Rambagh Palace, the top suite at Gulaab Niwaas Palace and Taj Lake Palace, with eight treatments per person. Cars, guides and day plans are the same in every tier.

Who This Tour Is For

Couples looking for a romantic, restful trip in palace hotels.
Solo travellers who want to be looked after and travel at their own pace.
Friends celebrating a milestone with a luxury wellness break.
First-time visitors to India who want to see Rajasthan without long, tiring touring days.

It is less suited to guests wanting a strict medical or Panchakarma programme, or a packed sightseeing schedule.

ACCOMMODATION CATEGORIES

Tier names only. Rooms are twin share or double. Hotel names are subject to availability on your dates, and the ground team confirms the property for your tier at booking.

Destination	Premium	Luxury	Ultra-Luxury
Jaipur (4N)	Heritage or comfort hotel with a spa	Jai Mahal Palace	Rambagh Palace
Pushkar (1N)	Garden hotel near the lake	Gulaab Niwaas Palace	Top suite at Gulaab Niwaas Palace (best available in Pushkar)
Udaipur (4N)	Lake-view comfort hotel with a spa	The Leela Palace Udaipur	Taj Lake Palace
Treatments	4 per person	6 per person	8 per person

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - Accommodation Categories

What Is Ayurveda?

Ayurveda is India’s traditional system of wellbeing, practised for thousands of years. It sees each person as having a unique balance of energies, called doshas, and uses diet, daily routine, herbal oils and massage to support that balance.

On a spa holiday, Ayurveda is mostly experienced through hands-on treatments with warm, herb-infused oils. They are deeply relaxing, and many guests find them the highlight of their trip to India.

An Honest Word on Panchakarma

Many travellers search for “Ayurveda in India” and come across Panchakarma, the classical Ayurvedic cleansing programme. It is worth knowing the difference.

Info	This tour	Panchakarma programme
What it is	A spa and wellness holiday with relaxing Ayurvedic treatments	A structured cleansing course
Length	10 days, with sightseeing	Usually 1 to 3 weeks in one place
Supervision	Trained spa therapists	A qualified Ayurvedic physician with daily review
Diet and routine	Light vegetarian meals, free time	Strict diet and daily schedule
Best for	Relaxation, culture and palace stays	Guests committed to a full Ayurvedic programme

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - An Honest Word on Panchakarma

This tour is not Panchakarma and makes no detox or cure claims. If you would like a full Panchakarma course, we can arrange a longer stay at a centre run by a qualified Ayurvedic physician as a separate programme.

Is Ayurvedic Massage Right for You?

Ayurvedic oil treatments are gentle, but they are not suitable for everyone. Before booking, please tell us about:

Pregnancy, heart or blood-pressure conditions, or recent surgery.
Skin conditions, or allergies to nuts or oils (some Ayurvedic oils contain sesame, coconut or nut oils).
Any medication you take.

Please check with your doctor that treatments are suitable. You can ask for a plain oil, and you can stop any treatment at any time. After a treatment, drink water, rest for half an hour, and wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little oily.

3-TIER PRICING (PER COUPLE, TWIN SHARING)

Tier	Hotel Category	Package Price	Per Person
Premium	Heritage or comfort hotels with spas, garden hotel; 4 treatments per person	Rs.273,200 – Rs.295,000	Rs.136,600 – Rs.147,500
Luxury	Jai Mahal Palace, Gulaab Niwaas Palace, The Leela Palace Udaipur; 6 treatments per person	Rs.567,400 – Rs.612,800	Rs.283,700 – Rs.306,400
Ultra-Luxury	Rambagh Palace, top suite at Gulaab Niwaas Palace, Taj Lake Palace; 8 treatments per person	Rs.1,189,800 – Rs.1,285,000	Rs.594,900 – Rs.642,500

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - 3-Tier Pricing Summary

Rates are indicative and modelled on BizareXpedition’s current package pricing reference, not a live quote or a contracted rate. Treatment rates are modelled, and spa prices at palace hotels vary by treatment and season. The final price varies within the range with hotel availability on your dates, and is highest around Christmas, New Year and the Pushkar Camel Fair.

WHY BOOK THIS WITH BIZAREXPEDITION

Guests choosing an Ayurvedic spa tour want to know which treatments they will have, who gives them and where. Here is how this plan handles each one.

Treatments named, not implied. Every treatment in the plan is listed by name, duration and day: abhyanga, shirodhara, shirobhyanga, udvartana, swedana and padabhyanga. Nothing is described as detox, cure or therapy.
A straight statement on Panchakarma. A ten-day touring plan is not a Panchakarma course. If you want one, we can arrange a longer stay at a centre run by a qualified Ayurvedic physician, as a separate programme.
Spa details sent before you book. For each hotel we send the spa’s name, treatment menu and, where the spa gives it, the therapists’ training. A consultation with the spa’s Ayurvedic practitioner is booked on Day 2 where one is available.
Easy drives, never a rush. Jaipur to Pushkar is about three hours and Pushkar to Udaipur about five, with the afternoon of Day 5 free. Each of the three bases has a full day with only a treatment and a short outing.
A private car and driver, with bottled water on board. The same driver and car stay with you for all ten days. Sealed bottled water is in the car every day, and the guide keeps a first-aid kit and your hotel addresses in one place.
Direct ground operator. BizareXpedition Services Pvt. Ltd. (CIN U63090UR2016PTC007433), based in Haridwar, runs this route itself, with hotels, car, guides and spa bookings arranged directly, and a 24-hour contact number is shared before you land.

THE AYURVEDIC TREATMENT PROGRAMME

Treatment	What it is	Typical length
Consultation	A conversation with the spa’s Ayurvedic practitioner, where one is available, about your body type, sleep, digestion and any concerns. It guides the choice of oils. It is not a medical diagnosis.	30 minutes
Abhyanga	A full-body massage with warm herbal oil, given by one or two therapists, using long strokes.	60–90 minutes
Shirodhara	A thin stream of warm oil poured slowly over the forehead while you lie down.	30–45 minutes
Shirobhyanga	An oil massage of the scalp, head, neck and shoulders.	30–45 minutes
Udvartana	A massage with dry herbal powder, with brisk strokes against the direction of the hair.	45–60 minutes
Swedana	A herbal steam or sweat session, often after a massage.	10–20 minutes
Padabhyanga	A foot and lower-leg massage with warm oil.	45–60 minutes

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - Ayurvedic Treatment Program

Premium includes four treatments per person (Days 2, 3, 7 and 8). Luxury adds a treatment on Day 4 and shirobhyanga on Day 8, for six. Ultra-Luxury also adds swedana on Day 7 and a final treatment on Day 9, for eight. Each spa sets its own names, oils and lengths, so the final menu is confirmed with the hotel before you book.

Please tell us before booking about pregnancy, heart or blood-pressure conditions, skin conditions, allergies to nuts or oils, recent surgery or any medication, and check with your doctor that treatments are suitable. Ayurvedic oil massage is not suitable for everyone, and you can stop any treatment at any time.

THE PALACE-HOTEL SPAS

Hotel	Spa and what is known
Rambagh Palace, Jaipur (Ultra-Luxury)	The spa is called the J Wellness Circle. Its menu lists treatments based on the principles of Ayurveda, 120-minute signature therapies, Indian therapies such as foot and head massage, a steam ritual, a swimming pool and yoga programmes.
Taj Lake Palace, Udaipur (Ultra-Luxury)	The Taj group’s Jiva spas offer Ayurvedic consultations and a range of treatments. The Lake Palace has been reported to offer a spa on the water. The current menu is confirmed with the hotel.
The Leela Palace Udaipur (Luxury)	The spa is ESPA at The Leela. Past reports list Ayurvedic treatments such as abhyanga and shirodhara among its menu. The current menu is confirmed with the hotel.
Other hotels	Treatments are given at the hotel spa where there is one, or in your room by trained therapists arranged by our team. We send the therapists’ training before you book.

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - Palace-Hotel Spa's

Spa menus, therapists and opening times change by season. The information above comes from the hotels’ own pages and published reports, and our team confirms each spa’s menu and availability before you pay the balance.

SEASON ADJUSTMENTS

Season	Window	Impact
Peak	November – February	Cool, dry days that suit sightseeing and outdoor time between treatments. December and January have cold mornings and fog, which can delay flights. Hotels fill early around Christmas and New Year, and Pushkar fills for the camel fair in November.
Shoulder	October, March	Warm days and pleasant evenings. Diwali, in October or November, brings lights and traffic. Holi in March colours the streets.
Summer	April – June	Daytime heat often passes 40°C. Sightseeing moves to early morning, and treatments and pool time fill the afternoon. Rates are lower.
Monsoon	July – September	Udaipur’s lakes are full and green, with humid days and irregular rain. Treatments suit the season, and outings are adjusted to the weather.

Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour - Season Adjustments

PRACTICAL NOTES

Scope of the programme.
This is a spa and wellness holiday with Ayurvedic treatments. It is not a medical, therapy or treatment programme, and it is not Panchakarma. Tell the therapist about allergies, pregnancy, skin conditions, recent surgery and medication before each treatment.
Oils and allergies.
Ayurvedic oils are often herbal, and some contain sesame, coconut or nut oils. Tell us about any allergy before you travel, and ask the therapist to use a plain oil if you prefer.
After a treatment.
Drink water, rest for 30 minutes, and avoid strenuous activity and cold drinks. Oil may stay on your skin for some hours, so bring clothes you do not mind marking.
Food.
Meals are vegetarian, freshly cooked and light, with little oil and spice, planned around the treatment days. Vegan and allergy needs are noted at booking. Pushkar is a vegetarian town, and meat and alcohol are not sold near the lake.
Water.
Drink only sealed bottled water, and use it to brush your teeth. Avoid ice and tap water, and eat food that is hot and freshly cooked.
Health before you travel.
See your doctor or a travel clinic four to six weeks before departure about routine and travel vaccinations. BizareXpedition does not give medical advice. Bring your usual medicines.
Pace.
No day includes more than one sightseeing visit and one treatment. The two drives are about three and five hours, with the afternoon of Day 5 free.
Dress and temples.
Light, loose clothing that covers shoulders and knees suits both the weather and the temples. Shoes come off at temples, and Pushkar’s lake has its own rules on dress and photography.
Approaches from strangers.
Near the ghats, forts and markets, people may offer to guide you, sell you something or hand you flowers for a paid blessing. You can say no politely and keep walking. Your guide walks with you.
Visa.
Citizens of many Western countries apply online for an India e-Tourist visa at indianvisaonline.gov.in. Apply well before you fly, and check the current rules and fees for your nationality, since they can change
Tipping.
Tips for the driver, guide, therapists and hotel staff are at your discretion. A common range is Rs.500–1,000 per day for the driver and guide combined, and small change for hotel porters.

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Itinerary (Day Wise)

Most days on this trip have a similar shape: some time in a quiet treatment room, a short look at the sights, then the rest of the day to yourself. You start with four nights in Jaipur. You go up to Amber Fort by jeep at an easy pace, and an Ayurvedic consultation helps choose the oils for your treatments. Most afternoons are free for a massage, a swim or a nap. Then it’s three hours on the road to Pushkar for one night by the holy lake, with the evening aarti and soft morning light on the ghats. Your last four nights are in Udaipur: the City Palace, the Garden of the Maidens, a family kitchen where someone walks you through the spices, and a slow boat out on Lake Pichola at sunset. Along the way you’ll have abhyanga, shirodhara and other warm-oil treatments, between four and eight depending on your hotels. It’s a restful holiday, not a medical programme, and that’s the point.

Day 1

ARRIVE JAIPUR | WELCOME TO RAJASTHAN

Route: Jaipur airport → Jaipur hotel (~15 km / ~30 min)

A named driver and guide meet you at arrivals with a name board and take you to the hotel. Sealed bottled water is in the car. Check in and rest after the flight.

In the early evening the guide gives a short briefing on the plan, water and food, and how the treatment days work. The rest of the evening is free. A light vegetarian dinner at the hotel ends the day.

Experience of the Day

– Airport meeting

– Short briefing with your guide

Food

Recommended:

– A light vegetarian dinner at the hotel, with bottled water

Activities to Do

– Rest and adjust to the time zone

– Tell the guide about any allergies or health concerns

– Walk the hotel gardens

Day 2

JAIPUR | CONSULTATION, ABHYANGA & AMBER FORT

Route: Jaipur hotel → Amber Fort → hotel spa

The morning starts at Amber Fort, built in the late 1500s on a ridge above Maota Lake, while it is cool and quiet. You go up by private jeep, and the guide keeps a gentle pace. Elephant rides here have drawn well-documented welfare criticism, so the plan does not include them. Inside, the Sheesh Mahal has a ceiling set with tiny mirrors.

In the afternoon you have a consultation with the spa’s Ayurvedic practitioner, where one is available, about your body type, sleep and digestion. It is followed by your first abhyanga, a full-body massage with warm oil, of 60 to 90 minutes, and a rest in the relaxation lounge. Dinner is light and early.

Experience of the Day

– Amber Fort by private jeep

– Ayurvedic consultation

– Abhyanga massage

– Rest in the relaxation lounge

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at a vetted vegetarian restaurant

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Fresh fruit and herbal tea

– Dal and chapati, simply cooked

Activities to Do

– Find the mirrored ceiling in the Sheesh Mahal

– Drink water after the massage

– Go to bed early

Day 3

JAIPUR | SHIRODHARA, CITY PALACE & JANTAR MANTAR

Route: Jaipur hotel → City Palace → Jantar Mantar → hotel spa

After a slow breakfast the guide takes you through the City Palace and then Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO-listed observatory built between 1728 and 1734. The visit takes about two to three hours, and you are back at the hotel by lunchtime.

In the afternoon you have shirodhara, with a thin stream of warm oil poured over the forehead for 30 to 45 minutes while you lie down. A short rest follows, and the rest of the afternoon is free. The evening is quiet, with dinner at the hotel.

Experience of the Day

– City Palace

– Jantar Mantar

– Shirodhara treatment

– Free afternoon

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at the hotel

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Herbal tea

– A light khichdi at dinner, on request

Activities to Do

– Stand by the Samrat Yantra sundial

– Lie still for the shirodhara

– Rest by the pool

Day 4

JAIPUR | A QUIET DAY & A FAMILY KITCHEN

Route: Jaipur hotel → family kitchen → hotel

Day 4 is the quietest day in Jaipur. In the morning you visit a family kitchen and cook a simple vegetarian lunch with the host, with dal, chapati and a vegetable dish, and learn how the family uses turmeric, cumin, ginger and other spices. You eat what you cook. The host family is confirmed by the ground team.

The afternoon is free. Ultra-Luxury and Luxury guests have a further treatment today: udvartana, a dry herbal powder massage, or a foot massage. Premium guests have a free afternoon for the pool or a stroll in the bazaar with the guide. Bags are packed in the evening.

Experience of the Day

– Cooking in a family kitchen

– Optional treatment (Luxury and Ultra-Luxury)

– Free afternoon

Food

Recommended:

– Lunch that you cook in the family kitchen

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Dal with chapati, made by you

– Masala chai, with less sugar on request

Shopping — Where & What to Buy

– Hand-printed cloth and scarves in a vetted shop, only if you want them

Activities to Do

– Grind and temper spices with the host

– Rest by the pool

– Pack for tomorrow’s drive

Day 5

JAIPUR → PUSHKAR | AN EASY DRIVE TO THE HOLY LAKE

Route: Jaipur → Pushkar (~145 km / ~3 hrs)

The road runs south-west through Ajmer and over a low pass to Pushkar, a small town beside a holy lake with 52 bathing ghats and one of the few temples in India dedicated to Brahma. You reach the hotel by lunchtime and rest.

In the early evening the guide walks you to the ghats for the aarti, when lamps are lit by the water. Pushkar is a holy town: shoes come off near the lake, shoulders and knees are covered, and people bathing are not photographed. Meat and alcohol are not sold near the lake.

Note on Pushkar etiquette: Shoes come off near the lake, shoulders and knees are covered, and people bathing are not photographed. If a stranger offers you flowers, the guide handles it.

Experience of the Day

– Drive to Pushkar

– Evening aarti at the lake

Food

Recommended:

– Lunch at the hotel

– Dinner at a rooftop café with a lake view, vegetarian

Must-Try:

– Rose lassi

– A light thali

Activities to Do

– Watch the lamps being lit at the ghat

– Rest in the afternoon

– Go to bed early

Day 6

PUSHKAR → UDAIPUR | SUNRISE AT SAVITRI & THE LAKE CITY

Route: Pushkar → Udaipur (~290 km / ~5 hrs)

Those who wish go up to Savitri Temple on the hill above the town for sunrise, by the steps or the ropeway, which takes about 40 to 60 minutes. From the top you see the lake and the town. Others sleep in. After breakfast you leave for Udaipur at about 10 a.m.

The road runs south-west through farmland and low hills, with a halt for lunch and two rest stops. You reach Udaipur by late afternoon, with Lake Pichola coming into view at the end of the day. The evening is free, with a quiet dinner at the hotel.

Experience of the Day

– Optional sunrise at Savitri Temple

– Drive to Udaipur

– First evening by the lake

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at a vetted restaurant on the road

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Fresh lime soda made with bottled water, on request

– Hot herbal tea at the hotel

Activities to Do

– Stretch at every rest stop

– Settle into the lake-view room

– Take a short walk by the water

Day 7

UDAIPUR | ABHYANGA & THE CITY PALACE

Route: Udaipur hotel → City Palace → hotel spa

The City Palace complex on the lake’s eastern shore was begun in 1553 by Maharana Udai Singh II, and later rulers added to it for nearly 400 years. The group walks through the courtyards, peacock mosaics and balconies with a guide, in the cool of the morning, and is back at the hotel by lunch.

In the afternoon you have abhyanga at the hotel spa. Ultra-Luxury guests add swedana, a herbal steam, afterwards as a separate treatment. Premium and Luxury guests have abhyanga alone. The rest of the day is free.

Experience of the Day

– City Palace courtyards and museum

– Abhyanga massage

– Free afternoon

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at the hotel

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Herbal tea

– Fresh fruit

Activities to Do

– Climb to a City Palace balcony for the lake view

– Rest by the lake after the treatment

Day 8

UDAIPUR | SHIRODHARA & LAKE PICHOLA AT SUNSET

Route: Udaipur hotel → hotel spa → Lake Pichola boat

The morning is free. In the late morning you have shirodhara, with warm oil poured over the forehead for 30 to 45 minutes, and a rest after it. Luxury and Ultra-Luxury guests add shirobhyanga, an oil massage of the head, neck and shoulders, today.

Late in the afternoon you board a boat on Lake Pichola for a slow sunset ride past the island palaces. Dinner is light, at the hotel.

Experience of the Day

– Shirodhara treatment

– Sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola

– Quiet evening

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at the hotel

– Light dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– Fresh fruit and herbal tea

– Khichdi, on request

Activities to Do

– Lie still for the shirodhara

– Watch the sunset from the boat

Day 9

UDAIPUR | THE GARDEN OF THE MAIDENS & A FAREWELL DINNER

Route: Udaipur hotel → Saheliyon-ki-Bari → hotel

The morning visit is to Saheliyon-ki-Bari, the Garden of the Maidens, laid out in the early 18th century for the women of the royal court, with fountains, marble pavilions and lotus pools. It is quiet in the morning, and the guide lets you sit and walk at your own pace.

The afternoon is free. Ultra-Luxury guests have a final treatment today, a foot massage or udvartana. Premium and Luxury guests rest by the lake or the pool. In the evening the group meets for a farewell dinner at the hotel.

Experience of the Day

– Garden of the Maidens

– Final treatment (Ultra-Luxury)

– Farewell dinner

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel

– Lunch at a vetted vegetarian restaurant

– Farewell dinner at the hotel

Must-Try:

– A thali with local vegetables and fresh chapati

– Kulfi after dinner, if you wish

Activities to Do

– Sit by a lotus pool in the garden

– Rest before the journey home

Day 10

DEPART UDAIPUR | END OF TRIP

Route: Udaipur hotel → Udaipur airport (~25 km / ~45 min)

Check out after breakfast and transfer to Udaipur airport. Udaipur has direct flights to Delhi and Mumbai. Please book your onward or international flight from Udaipur or Delhi with enough connection time, and share your flight details with us early.

Experience of the Day

– Private transfer to the airport

Food

Recommended:

– Breakfast at the hotel before check-out

Activities to Do

– Say goodbye to your driver and guide

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) & People Also Ask — Ayurveda & Palace Spa Tour

We help you prepare for your trip and ensure an effortless and enjoyable travel experience.

Which Ayurvedic treatments are included?

The programme names abhyanga (a warm-oil full-body massage), shirodhara (warm oil poured over the forehead), shirobhyanga (a head, neck and shoulder oil massage), udvartana (a dry herbal powder massage), swedana (a herbal steam) and padabhyanga (a foot massage). Premium has four treatments per person, Luxury six and Ultra-Luxury eight.

Is this a Panchakarma programme?

No. Panchakarma is a classical Ayurvedic cleansing course that runs for one to three weeks under an Ayurvedic physician. It cannot be done within a ten-day touring plan. We can arrange a longer stay at a centre run by a qualified physician as a separate programme.

Who gives the treatments, and what are their qualifications?

Trained therapists at the hotel spas. Where a spa gives the therapists’ training, we send it before you book, and we book a consultation with the spa’s Ayurvedic practitioner on Day 2 where one is available. A consultation is not a medical diagnosis.

Which palace hotels have spas?

Rambagh Palace in Jaipur has the J Wellness Circle, whose menu lists treatments based on the principles of Ayurveda. Taj Lake Palace and The Leela Palace Udaipur also have spas. Menus change by season, and our team confirms each spa’s menu before you pay the balance.

Are the treatments safe for everyone?

No. Tell us before booking about pregnancy, heart or blood-pressure conditions, skin conditions, allergies to oils or nuts, recent surgery or medication, and check with your doctor. You can stop any treatment at any time.

What is the food like?

Vegetarian, freshly cooked and light, with little oil and spice, planned around the treatment days. Vegan and allergy needs are noted at booking.

How long are the drives?

Jaipur to Pushkar is about three hours on Day 5, and Pushkar to Udaipur about five hours on Day 6, with a halt for lunch and two rest stops. The afternoon of Day 5 is free.

Is it a private tour or a group tour?

It is a private tour with your own car, driver and guide, and no coaches. Treatments are private, with one therapist or two for abhyanga.

What kind of hotels will we stay in?

Premium uses heritage or comfort hotels with spas and a garden hotel in Pushkar. Luxury names Jai Mahal Palace, Gulaab Niwaas Palace and The Leela Palace Udaipur, and Ultra-Luxury names Rambagh Palace, the top suite at Gulaab Niwaas Palace and Taj Lake Palace. Hotel names are subject to availability.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts in Jaipur on Day 1 and ends in Udaipur on Day 10. Udaipur has direct flights to Delhi and Mumbai.

Do I need a visa for India?

Citizens of about 166 countries can apply online for an e-Tourist visa at indianvisaonline.gov.in. Passports need at least six months’ validity and two blank pages. Apply early and check the current rules and fees for your nationality.

How much does the tour cost?

The modelled price for this 10-day tour is Rs.273,200–Rs.295,000 per couple at Premium, Rs.567,400–Rs.612,800 at Luxury and Rs.1,189,800–Rs.1,285,000 at Ultra-Luxury, twin sharing. That is about Rs.136,600–Rs.147,500, Rs.283,700–Rs.306,400 and Rs.594,900–Rs.642,500 per person. These are indicative ranges, not a live quote.

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