The desert state of Rajasthan has distinct cultural regions born of its local geography. Shekhawati is one such cultural region. Stretching across the modern districts of Sikar and Jhunjhunu, the bare flat and colourless natural landscape is home to some of the most exquisite frescoes in northern India. For this reason the region is popularly called the "Open art gallery" and quite possibly no other place in the world houses such a large concentration of frescoes. The Shekhawati Splendor package takes you through the small towns of this area that contain within themselves some of the most elaborate havelis, stepwells, and temples. Mandawa is a beautiful market town and is famous for the castle (now a heritage hotel) and its colourful havelis. Fatehpur has some beautiful frescoes in the Indian as well as in colonial western styles. Dundlod is also known for its fort and a palace, which is also now a heritage hotel. The little township of Mukundgarh has a fine share of beautiful havelis with murals and frescoes. The Mukundgarh Fort with its paintings helps to get an insight into the tradition and heritage of the Shekhawati region. The region is best approached from Jaipur and Delhi.

Delhi, India’s capital gives you a feel of ancient, medieval and modern India through the various monuments built at different points in history. In Jaipur the capital of Rajasthan, one can see forts and palaces representative of a royal past. Its colourful bazaars are also a treat for the visitors.