Overview
- Visit Red fort, India gate, Qutub minar, Jama masjid, Humanyun tomb at Delhi
- Visit the City Palace, Lake Pichola, Monsoon Palace, and Lake Palace at Udaipur
- Visit Golden Temple at Amritsar
- Explore Taj Mahal, Akbar’s Tomb, Agra Fort, and Tomb of Itmad Ud Daula at Agra
- Attend the prayer ceremony at the Brahma temple, in Pushkar
- Visit to Gwalior Fort, Teli Ka Mandir, Jai Vilas Mahal and Mansingh Palace in Gwalior
- Explore Kandariya Mahadeva temple, Lakshmana temple, Chaturbhuj, and Javari Temple, Khajuraho
- Visit City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Amer fort and Jantar Mantar at Jaipur.
Inclusions
- Welcome drinks,
- Accommodation as per sharing basis,
- Morning tea,
- Daily breakfast and dinner,
- Free uses of in-house activates ( if any),
- Sightseen as per itinerary,
- All transfer, sight seen as per itineray by Etios / Innova/ Tempo traveller/ coaches ( As per number of guest ),
Itinerary
This epic 14-day overland journey captures the true essence of India's royal and spiritual heritage. Starting in the bustling capital of Delhi, you will explore both Mughal monuments and imperial boulevards. The route then dives into Rajasthan's heart, uncovering the open-air frescoes of Mandawa, the unvanquished Junagarh Fort of Bikaner, and the towering Mehrangarh Fort in the Blue City of Jodhpur. Traveling eastward, you will explore Jaipur’s palaces and Agra’s iconic Taj Mahal. The final leg transitions into the medieval charm of Madhya Pradesh, visiting the serene river-island fortresses of Orchha and the spectacular 10th-century carved temples of Khajuraho, before a quick domestic flight brings you back to Delhi.
Day 1: Arrival in Delhiclose
Welcome to the historic capital of India
Day 2: Old & New Delhi Heritage Tourclose
From Mughal bastions to imperial boulevards
Day 3: Delhi to Mandawa (Shekhawati)close
The open-air art gallery of Rajasthan
Day 4: Mandawa to Bikanerclose
Citadel walls and desert heritage
Day 5: Udaipur – Ajmer – Pushkarclose
Dramatic fortresses and blue-washed vistas
Day 6: Pushkar – Jaipurclose
Travel to the royal Pink City
Day 7: Jaipurclose
Hilltop fortresses and royal astronomy
Day 8: Jaipur – Agraclose
Ghost cities and Mughal grandeur
Day 9: Agra - Gwaliorclose
Behold the monument of eternal love
Day 10: Gwalior – Khajurahoclose
Journey to the Chandela kingdom
Day 11: Khajuraho – Orchha – Delhiclose
Intricate carvings and UNESCO heritage
Day 12: Delhi – Amritsarclose
Return to the capital
Day 13: Amritsarclose
Day 14: Amritsar/Delhi Departureclose
Bid farewell to the land of kings
Gallery
Immerse yourself in the spectacular architectural diversity of India through our gallery. Marvel at the pristine white marble symmetry of the Taj Mahal at sunrise and the intricate, centuries-old stone carvings covering the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple in Khajuraho. Gaze upon the blue-washed rooftops surrounding the colossal Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, the golden ramparts of Amber Fort in Jaipur, the vibrant frescoed walls of Mandawa’s havelis, and the serene, riverside royal cenotaphs of Orchha, capturing the true essence of India’s royal and spiritual heartland.
Exclusions
- 1. Honeymoon inclusion Rs. 2500 for per nights candle light dinner with flower decoration,
- 2. Personal expenses,
- 3. Entry fees- all monuments, boating, camel ride, buggy ride,
- 4. Any adventure activates if any and want do,
- 5. Personal Tips,
Important Notes
Important Notes Description:
- The Taj Mahal in Agra remains strictly closed to tourists on Fridays; if Day 9 falls on a Friday, the Agra sightseeing schedule will be adjusted with Day 8.
- Domestic flights in India have a strict baggage allowance (usually 15kg checked luggage and 7kg cabin baggage); excess baggage fees must be paid directly at the airport.
- Modest attire covering shoulders and knees is mandatory when entering active religious sites, including Jama Masjid and the temples of Khajuraho.
- Overland travel covers extensive distances; comfortable AC vehicles with experienced drivers are assigned to ensure seamless and safe travel.
Essential trip
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Description:
Pack a versatile wardrobe suitable for varying climates: lightweight, breathable cotton clothing for daytime sightseeing in palaces and temples, and warm sweaters or a jacket for winter evenings (November to February). Sturdy, comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring vast fort complexes, the sprawling temple grounds of Khajuraho, and cobblestone bazaar streets. Bring essential sun protection (high-SPF sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat, polarized sunglasses) and personal medications. The local currency is the Indian Rupee (INR); while digital payments and cards are widely accepted in major cities, carrying cash is necessary for rural markets, local tipping, and entry tickets.
