Arrive in Jaipur. Meet your guide and transfer to your hotel. After check-in, short orientation and camera-check session. Late afternoon drive to photograph the iconic Hawa Mahal facade and scenic views at Jal Mahal during golden hour. Evening welcome dinner with a briefing on composition tips and safety.

Photographer's tip: Carry a wide-angle lens and ND filter for sunset silhouettes.

Early morning shoot at Amber Fort to capture dramatic light on ramparts and elephant alleys. Return to the city for a heritage walk photographing the City Palace and Jantar Mantar. Afternoon dedicated to street and market photography in Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar — great for portrait and textile close-ups. Sunset viewpoint at Nahargarh Fort.

Special note: Secure camera gear and keep a small cash reserve for market purchases.

Drive to Jodhpur (approx. 5–6 hours). En route brief stops for landscape shots. Check-in and head to Mehrangarh Fort for late-afternoon and sunset photography — the fort’s ramparts provide sweeping cityscapes of the bluewashed old town.

Photography focus: Use a telephoto for compressed views and frames of the old city from the fort.

Sunrise shoot over the blue alleys below Mehrangarh. Explore narrow lanes for candid portraits and architectural details. After lunch, travel to a Bishnoi village for cultural portraits, traditional life shots and rural landscapes. Return to Jodhpur for evening market captures at Clock Tower & Sardar Market.

Tip: Respect local customs when photographing people — always ask, and offer a printed photo if possible.

Depart for Jaisalmer (approx. 5–6 hours). On arrival, short city orientation and late-afternoon transfer to Sam/Khuri Sand Dunes for a camel safari and expansive sunset photography session. Night in the desert for astrophotography and star trails.

Special gear note: Bring a sturdy tripod and remote release for long exposures.

Morning inside Jaisalmer Fort — intricate jharokhas, narrow lanes and rooftop compositions. Explore Patwon Ki Haveli and Salim Singh Ki Haveli for detailed architecture. Afternoon free for scouting or optional guided portrait session in the fort’s lanes. Sunset shoot on the fort walls overlooking the city.

Pro tip: Midday light can be harsh; focus on textures, shadows, and window frames for evocative images.

Drive to Bikaner (approx. 5 hours). Visit Junagarh Fort and the ornate Lalgarh Palace — excellent for architectural detail shots. Optional visit to Karni Mata Temple (Deshnok) to photograph unique religious rituals and the temple’s famed rats — an unusual cultural subject.

Important: The Karni Mata visit can be sensitive; follow temple rules and photograph discreetly.

Drive to Pushkar via Ajmer (approx. 4–5 hours). Afternoon and evening dedicated to photographing Pushkar Lake ghats, Brahma Temple, and the lively Pushkar Bazaar. Ideal for market portraits, devotional ceremonies, and pastel-hued portraits at sunset.

Photography suggestion: Use prime lenses for low-light portraits around the ghats and a portable reflector for fill light.

Morning transfer to Jaipur (approx. 3 hours) for final souvenir shopping or a short shoot depending on flight timings. Airport or railway station drop-off and trip conclusion. Final group review and photo-sharing tips.

Note: Flexible departure arrangements can be provided on request.