The morning road leads you from lake country into the misty Aravallis for a day escape to Mount Abu, Rajasthan’s only hill station and its true desert oasis.

You slow-walk around Nakki Lake, explore the world-famous Dilwara Temples known for some of the finest marble carvings in India, and take in the cool hill air that feels unreal inside Rajasthan.

By evening, you return toward Udaipur just in time for a sunset at Bahubali Hills - a high point where the city spreads out quietly below you.

Later at night, you unwind at Ambrai Ghat, watching the city lights reflect on the lake, followed by dinner back at the stay.

This day moves into Rajasthan’s wildest side.

You travel into Jawai, known as the Leopard Village of India and often called the Masai Mara of India. It’s one of the only places where leopards roam freely outside protected forests, coexisting with local Rabari herders.

By evening, you arrive at Jawai Dam for a slow hi-tea session as migratory birds circle the water.

As darkness settles, your Leopard Safari begins - moving through granite hills, rocky caves, and open wilderness where sightings are frequent and natural.

It’s raw. Silent. Unfiltered.

Late night, you return back to Udaipur, bringing the wild back into the calm.

Before the city wakes, you rise for sunrise at Karni Mata Viewpoint, watching Udaipur slowly glow below.

After breakfast and checkout, the return journey begins - with a planned halt at the mighty Kumbhalgarh Fort, home to the second-longest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China.

By night, you head toward Delhi with Rajasthan still moving quietly inside you.