Char Dham Yatra Car Rentals 2022

 

Char Dham Yatra Car Rentals – Cardham Taxi Services Haridwar is most faithful Car rental for chardham yatra. Here you will find all type of latest advice about Cabs/Taxi Rental Services with rates from Haridwar, Rishikesh and Delhi. We regularly strive to make easy our visitors/pilgrims with the Cheap, Economical, Best/Comfortable Car/Taxi Rental Services for chardham by providing wide range of cars in various categories to suit the need of pilgrims travel group and budget.

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Budget Segment Car Rental For Char Dham

Vehicle ( Car/Bus/Tampo)            Ex Haridwar Per Day Cost             Ex Delhi Per Day Cost     Passengers (Seater)       AC Per day Cost (extra Hills)

Indigo   INR 3500              INR 4000              4 + Driver             On Request

Dzire      INR 3700              INR 4200              4 + Driver             On Request

Mahindra Bolero/Maxx INR 3500              INR 4000              8 + Driver             On Request

Mid and Lare Segment Car/ Taxi Hire For Chardham

Tavera  INR 4500              INR 5000              6 + Driver             On Request

Xylo       INR 4700              INR 5200              6 + Driver             On Request

Innova  INR 5000              INR 5500              6 + Driver             On Request

Bus (Coach)/Tempo Travellers For Char Dham

Tempo Traveler ( 12 Seater)        INR 7000              INR 8000              12 + Driver          On Request

Tempo Traveler ( 14 Seater)        INR 8000              INR 8000              14 + Driver          Non A/C

Bus (27 Seater Push Back Coach)               INR 150000          INR 205000          27 + Driver          On Request

Bus (41 Seater Non PB )                INR 155000          INR 205000          41 + Driver          Non A/C

Customized Car Rental

If any of the above is not within your requirements for Char dham taxi services then please send us the details of your tour Taxi services and we shall get back with a quote like Badrinath Taxi services, Kadarnath taxi services, Gangotri Taxi services and Yamunotri taxi services reasonable price .

Important Information:

Car/Taxi type booked will have sufficient space for your luggage.

Fuel expense including Driver Services are included in the above price.

Maximum person allow Deluxe car 4, Innova 6, Tempo Traveler 12, Mini coach 14, Large 27 and 41.

Toll Tax, Parking, Any kind of personal expenses such as monument Fees, laundry, telephone bills and alcoholic beverages. Camera fees (still or movie) will be extra.

Rental Price is Per Car.

Kuldhara Haunted Village

 

Kuldhara Haunted Village Did you know that Kuldhara is one of the most haunted village in India? The deserted, narrow and ancient streets of Kuldhara are the source of myths, spooky folklore ,and stories of ghosts and paranormal activity.

17 kilometers from Jaisalmer, nestles a town called Kuldhara, which was once prosperous but now, it lies in ruins and all that is left are various open houses in the state of despair. At first sight, this curse ghost town, Kuldhara, gets the thinking caps on and immediately increases people’s faith in metaphysical and the paranormal activities.

The story goes like this, Once this village was home to around 1,500 Paliwal Brahmins, which has lived in this community for more than five centuries peacefully and comfortable. But one night, the entire population, including 85 villages, vanished overnight in the dark and left it with a curse that still haunts it. And nobody knows where they left. For centuries, people have been thinking about what might be the reason that the people fled overnight.

Kuldhara Haunted Village
Rumors say that Salim Singh, the evil prime minister, who was known for his sinister practice of collecting the tax, set his eyes on a girl of Paliwal Brahmins and decided to marry without her consent. Salim Singh threatened the village that if the marriage doesn’t happen, villagers will face the worse consequences. Instead of giving approval, the villagers asked for some time and then left their houses overnight. But before living, they cursed the village that nobody can inhabit the villages ever. Some stories even say that heavy taxes were levied on Paliwal community and as a result, they had no option, but to vacate and just disappear from the reach of the ruler. Even after so many years of this accident, the village remains true to the curse as residents of Jaisalmer tried to stay here but they didn’t succeed.

Many strange and unnatural activities that keep on happening at this place has gathered eyeballs of many ghost hunters and intrepid paranormal societies. People from different part of the world visit Kuldhara to see the dark and spooky side of the Rajasthan and unveil mysterious secrets, which in just one night made this place godforsaken for rest of the years.

Ajmer Dargah Sharif

 

Ajmer Sharif Dargah, gets all his or her wishes fulfilled. Ajmer Sharif is a Sufi shrine and one of the most visited places in Ajmer. The pious Persian Sufi saint, Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti who is well-known for its secular preaching is enshrined here. Many Muslims believe that Moinuddin Chisti was Muhammad’s direct descendant and it was on his request (Muhammad came to his dream) he went to India. He reached Ajmer in 1192 via Lahore and stayed there till his death in 1236 AD.

His shrine was built by Mughal Emperor Humayun, and in order to enter the dargah, you need to go through a series of massive doors made from silver with beautiful carvings. As you reach the courtyard, you would come across the tomb of Moinuddin Chishti, carved out of marble. It has gold plating on top and is guarded by a railing made from silver and a marble screen.

There are several mosques inside the dargah complex, built by Akbar and Shah Jahan, who made it a point to visit Ajmer at least once a year.

The place is an architectural marvel and perfect for connecting to your spiritual self. You do not have to be religious in order to visit this place. The peacefulness and serenity of this place is something that you would not get anywhere else.

Things to Do in and around
Ajmer has a lot to offer apart from the Ajmer Sharif Dargah. Adhai-din-ka-jhonpra is another important tourist destination of Ajmer. Located on the outskirts of the city, this is the ruin of a mosque that goes by the same name. It was converted into a mosque 1198 from a Sanskrit College and a wall was added consisting of seven arches.

The Nasiyan temple is another place that can visit. Also, known as the Golden Temple of Ajmer, it is a two-storey temple and is decorated extensively with precious stones and gold and silver.

The best way to enjoy the landscape of Ajmer is by going for a camel safari in Pushkar. You would also enjoy shopping along the streets of the city. Embroidered dupatta, jodhpuri jutis, and silver jewellery is famous of Ajmer.

Lake Pichola Udaipur

 

The City of Lakes – Udaipur is surrounded by a number of lakes mesmerising its visitors with its blue waters and scenic views. One such artificial lake that sits right in the middle of Udaipur city is Lake Pichola, built in the year of 1362 AD.

Named after the nearby village Picholi, Lake Pichola is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Udaipur. Flanked by islands, palaces, temples, mansions, ghats and restaurants, Lake Pichola offers something for everyone. The enchanting views of sunrise and sunset from the lake is something that should not be missed by anyone visiting the lake.

With dimensions of 3 miles in length, 2 miles in width and a depth of 30 feet, Lake Pichola has four main islands namely Jag Niwas, Jag Mandir, Mohan Mandir and Arsi Vilas.

History of Lake Pichola
Mesmerising the visitors with its charm and enchanting beauty, Lake Pichola is an artificial lake built in the year of 1362 AD and one of the popular sightseeing places to visit in Udaipur. It was built by a Banjara tribesman, Pichhu Banjara who used to transport grain during the reign of Maharana Lakha.

The captivating lake attracted Maharana Udai Singh so much that he established the city of Udaipur on the banks of this very lake. Maharana Udai Singh is credited with enlarging the lake further by building a dam on the shore of the lake.

Later, several islands, palaces, temples, mansions, and bathing ghats were developed in the surroundings of the lake over a period of time, making it even more attractive.

One of the most famous attractions in the lake surroundings is Lake Palace that sits right in the middle of the lake, constructed on the Jag island. Mohan Mandir, built by Jagat Singh between the period 1628-1652 and Jag Mandir are other islands that are worth a visit.

Jag Mandir Udaipur

 

Jag Mandir is a fascinating palace that is built on an island in Udaipur. The palace has its exact location on the southern part of the beautiful Lake Pichola. Counted amongst the most prominent tourist attractions of Udaipur, the three storied palace is a fine example of Rajput style of architecture.

The construction of this structure of yellow sandstone and marble was completed in the 17th century by Maharana Jagat Singh I. Being a property of the Royal Mewar family, the palace was mainly governed as a summer resort by the rulers in the bygone era.

History
Construction of Jag Mandir Palace at first was started by Maharana Amar Singh of Sisodia Rajputs of the Mewar kingdom. The construction work continued later by the two succeeding rulers of the clan- Maharana Karan Singh and Maharana Jagat Singh I. Other than that, the palace has an interesting history revolving around it.

It all started with Maharana Karan Singh of the Sisodia Rajput clan, getting all benevolent with the great Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. The Mughal ruler conspired against his father; Jahangir to be crowned the next king. On smelling danger in the execution of his plans, he sought refuge in the territory of Mewar kingdom, under the rule of Maharana Karan Singh.

The Mughal family (Shah Jahan with his wife and two sons) were shifted to various safe havens (palaces and forts) in the Mewar kingdom. In the end they were rested at a domed pavilion known as Gul Mahal, which was later transformed into a fascinating palace.

These friendlies between the Mughals and the Rajputs soon fell prey to the irony of time, when Maharana Amar Singh was defeated by the very hands of Shah Jahan, known by the name of ‘Khurram’ at that time.

The transformed Gul Mahal underwent various additions in the reign of Maharana Jagat Singh I. For his brilliant designing of the structure, the ruler came to be known as one of the best architects in all of the Mewar dynasty. It is due to this, the final structure was named as Jag Mandir, after him.

Taj Mahal Sunset Day Trip

 

Taj Mahal Sunset Day Trip Visit :-
Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage site at sunrise. This white-marble world wonder was built by a great emperor in memory of his beloved. Afterwards, you'll visit the imposing Agra Fort (another UNESCO World Heritage site), built by Emperor Akbar in 1565 CE. This huge fort is made of red sandstone and features elegant buildings. The inside reflects an interesting synthesis of Hindu and Central Asian architectural styles which are simply amazing. Before returning to New Delhi, enjoy some shopping in Agra known for its fabulous handicrafts made of marble and soft-stone inlay work. The Mughals were great patrons of arts and crafts. Empress Nur Jahan took personal interest and was an accomplished artist herself in zari embroidery work.

Tour Details

08:30 AM

You will be picked up from New Delhi and driven to Agra, where you can enjoy the interesting scenery along the way. In Agra you get to see the Taj Mahal twice � once at sunset on the first evening and once at sunrise in the early morning the next day. You will also have the chance to explore the Agra Fort, Sikandara also known as the baby Taj.

11:30 AM

Arrive in Agra and proceed for sightseeing. First visit Itmad ud Daulah's tomb (also called Baby Taj).

12:30 PM

Visit Agra Fort.
Note: The Taj Mahal is closed every Friday.
02:00 PM

The driver will take you to a restaurant of your choice for lunch. You have the option of booking a buffet lunch.

Note: The Taj Mahal is closed every Friday.
03:30 PM

Visit the Taj Mahal at sunset.
05:30 PM

Visit a marble inlay workshop demonstrating the same fine workmanship that went in building the Taj Mahal and its delicate motifs, plus a carpet-making workshop.

06:30 PM

Later evening drive back to Delhi. On arrival drop to Delhi airport or railway station for onwards journey.

End of Tour.

Jaipur City Tour :- Same Day Tours

 

One Day Jaipur City Tour
Location:- Jaipur
Duration:- Same Day Tour

Top Highlights of Tour :
Take elephant back ride at Amber Fort
Enjoy the panoramic view uphill from Amber Fort
See the largest Jantar Mantar Observatory
Visit magnificent City Palace
Explore Lakshmi Narayan Temple and Hawa Mahal
Stroll around the babu market

Jaipur is one of the most beautiful cities of Rajasthan. Its beauty is incomparable. This Jaipur One Day City Tour takes you to the best historical places of the Jaipur including a shopping extravaganza at the end of the day.

Arrival at Jaipur
For the beautiful trip in the city of Jaipur, you will be picked up in an air conditioned cab for a day trip from Delhi. It will take 5 � 6 hours to reach Jaipur, so we will start early.

Morning Sightseeing
On reaching Jaipur, we will first take you to Amber Fort � the most magnificent Fort which was started by Raja Mann Singh and later on completed by Sawai Jai Singh in the 18th century. Take a elephant back ride up to the Amber Fort. Here enjoy the paintings of peacock and Kings n Queens on the wall of the Fort. As you ride towards the fort, so not forget to enjoy the panoramic view uphill. A buffet lunch shall be offered soon after the go � around of the fort.

Afternoon Sightseeing
Soon after the lunch, move on to see the largest Jantar Mantar observatory of Rajasthan � a good architectural work by Sawai Jai Singh! After seeing the observatory, we will take you to the magnificent City Palace.

City Palace is filled with historical things to see � Huge Silver Urns in which Maharajah Sawai Singh took Ganga Jal on a trip to England; a Museum of Miniatures of pure silver; the altar where the present Prince were married to the present Prince, Armoury Museum and Temple inside it where the Royal family still comes for Puja on special occasions! (Do not forget to enjoy the scenic beauty of city as we take you from one place to another)!

Later in the early evening hours we shall take you to Lakshmi Narayan Temple, located near Moti Dungri Fort. This one engraves the feature images of Goddess Laxmi and Lord Vishnu. On the way back we shall take you to Hawa Mahal Palace  one of the most beautiful presentations of Rajasthani Architecture can be seen here.

Evening Sightseeing and Departure back to Delhi
The evening shall be accomplished by visit to Babu Market which is filled with Rajasthani culture dress, artificial jewellery, artifacts and souvenirs. From here we shall take you back to New Delhi.