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Overview

  • Sightseeing at the beautiful Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Akbar’s Tomb, Agra
  • Visit to Kandariya Mahadeva temple, orchha fort and Jahangir Mahal
  • Enjoy a boat ride and the exciting evening Aarti at the Ghats of Ganga, Varanasi
  • Visit Red Fort, India Gate, Humayun Tomb and Qutab Minar at Delhi
  • Enjoy Elephant ride to Amber fort
  • Exlpore World heritage temples at Khajuraho

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.
  • 1st Pick from Delhi and drop at Agra, 2nd Jhansi and drop at Khajaroh Airpot / Station, 3rd Pick up and drop from Varanasi to Varanasi, by Dzire / Etios / Innova/ Tempo traveller/ coaches ( As per number of guest ),

Itinerary

This epic 11-day cultural odyssey captures the absolute essence of Northern and Central India. Starting in the bustling capital of Delhi, explore a blend of Mughal monuments and imperial boulevards. Travel into the royal heart of Rajasthan to discover Jaipur’s majestic forts and palaces before witnessing the incomparable beauty of the Taj Mahal in Agra. A fast train and a scenic drive bring you to the medieval river-town of Orchha and the spectacularly carved temples of Khajuraho. A short flight then transports you to Varanasi, one of the world's oldest living cities, to experience deeply moving spiritual rituals along the Ganges, before flying back to Delhi to conclude your grand Indian journey.

Welcome to the historic capital of India
Urban Travel
Arrival at the Delhi Airport, meet the IHR representative who will escort you to the hotel. Check-in and relax. The day is at your leisure. Go sightseeing, shopping or have fun trying the nighttime activities. Overnight stay in the hotel.
From Mughal bastions to imperial boulevards
Heritage Cultural
Start the day with a sumptuous breakfast. Later, leave for a tour of the capital city Delhi. Stop for a visit to the impressive Laxmi Narayan Temple. Next, proceed to India Gate, the iconic cenotaph commemorating Indian martyrs. Explore Lutyen's Delhi making stop at the Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhavan. Take a quick insight of Old Delhi at the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque. The other sights from history preserving the rich heritage of unique architecture is the towering Qutab Minar, historic Purana Quila, Humayun's Tomb and Jantar Mantar observatory. The day also includes a visit to the Raj Ghat, Mahatma Gandhi's memorial to pay homage to the Father of the Nation. Return to the hotel for overnight stay.
Travel to the royal Pink City
Travel Cultural
You would be heading for your onward journey to Jaipur right after you are done with the breakfast. 270 Km away from Delhi, Jaipur is the capital and the largest city in Rajasthan. Also called as the Pink City, Jaipur make headlines for its share of heritage forts and palaces. On reaching Jaipur, you would be transferred to your hotel. You can either choose to spend the rest of the day relaxing in your hotel, or visit the nearby surroundings. Jaipur has many well-known bazaars from where you can buy souvenirs and traditional items. Overnight stay in Jaipur
Hilltop fortresses and royal astronomy
Royal Heritage
This colorful city welcomes you with open arms to explore its beautiful attractions. So, begin with an excursion to Amber Fort where you can enjoy elephant rides. View surreal reflection of the fort in the Maota Lake and admire this architectural wonder before heading for Jaipur city tour. The 'Pink City' Jaipur offers many attractions like City Palace and Hawa Mahal, and Jantar Mantar. Next, you will visit Jantar Mantar, the Royal Observatory and Hawa Mahal, a wonderful palace with 953 windows on the outside walls. This palace was built as a Zenana, or women's chambers to allow the Rajput royal ladies to view the everyday street scenes. In the evening, visit Chokhi Dhani to experience the true color of Rajasthani culture. Chokhi Dhani village is the center of Rajasthani culture and culinary art. View colorful paintings and enjoy folk dance while enjoying some authentic Rajasthani food. You can also visit Bapu Bazar, Johari Bazaar and other local markets to buy authentic and traditional Rajasthani jewelry, clothes, precious gemstone, and wooden souvenirs. Post sightseeing, return to the hotel for dinner and a comfortable overnight stay.
Ghost cities and Mughal grandeur
Heritage Travel
Post breakfast, bid adieu to Jaipur for the magnificent city of Agra (243 Km away). En route, you would be making a halt at the deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri. Built during the second half of 16th century by Mughal emperor Akbar, Fatehpir Sikri is famous for its group of monuments and temples. After admiring its beauty, return back to the course of Agra. On arriving, our tour representative will transfer you to the hotel. Spend your evenings exploring the rich handicrafts of Agra in the nearby local market.
Eternal love and medieval river forts
Heritage Scenic
First thing in the morning would be catching up the sight of the beautiful Taj Mahal as it glistens with the rays of the morning sun. Post breakfast; visit the other attractions of Agra. You would be first heading to the magnificent Agra fort, which is also a UNESCO proclaimed world heritage site. If you wish, you can visit Itmad-ud-Daula's tomb in the evening. It is a wonderful mausoleum that is often considered as mini Taj or Baby Taj. Overnight stay at hotel.
After Agra, the next destination would be Jhansi. Early in the morning, you would be transferred to the railway station. From there, board the next train to Jhansi (215 km away). On arriving Jhansi, you would be embarking on a road trip to Orchha (18 km away). Once a princely state, Orchha lies in the Bundelkhand region of Madhya Pradesh. The town of Orchha was founded in 15th century AD and in today's world it is renowned for its numerous temples, palaces and forts. Highly popular amongst them are the Jehangir Mahal of Orchha (Classic Mughal architecture), Raj Mahal and Laxmi Narayan temple (mural paintings). As you would be done visiting the attractions of Orchha, get back on the road to Khajuraho (172 km away). On arrival at Khajuraho, you would be checking into a prebooked hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Intricate carvings and UNESCO heritage
Heritage Cultural
Day 8 of our wonderful tour is dedicated in exploring the world heritage sites of Khajuraho. Divided into eastern and western group of temples, Khajuraho is known for its cluster of Hindu and Jain temples. As you would be done with the breakfast, the sightseeing tour of Khajuraho will commence. Under this, you would be visiting Laxmi & Varha temples, Kandariya Mahadev temple and Devi Jagdambi temple. Kandariya Mahadev temple is one of the largest Hindu temples in Khajuraho. It is famous for its stone carvings, the numbers of which count more than 900. On the other hand, Devi Jagdambi temple is a group of 25 beautifully decorated temples. These temples were built during the Chandella dynasty rule in India (10th-12th century) and are famous for erotic carvings. Post these visits, you would be heading to the airport to board the next flight to Varanasi. As you will arrive, our tour representative will escort you to the hotel. If you wish, you can go for a walk in the surroundings, or otherwise, relax in your room. Overnight stay at hotel.
Journey to the spiritual heart of India
Spiritual Travel
An early morning boat ride in the sacred Ganga River would be arranged for you. After breakfast, leave for Sarnath (6 km away). Sarnath in the northeast of Varanasi is where Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment. A highly sacred Buddhist religious place, Sarnath lies at the confluence of two rivers-Ganga and Gomati. Popular attractions here are Dhamek Stupa, Sarnath Museum and Chaukhandi Stupa. Post that return back to Varanasi. In Varanasi, you would be visiting Alamgir mosque, Dashashwamedh ghat and Bharat Mata temple. Also known as Beni Madhav Ka Darera, Alamgir mosque is a brilliant example of Hindu and Mughal architecture. The mosque is situated on the banks of Ganges river. The city of Varanasi is known for its religious ghats. Most spectacular amongst them is the Dashashwamedh ghat, which is located close to the Vishwanath temple. Overnight stay at Varanasi.
Sacred waters
Spiritual Pilgrimage
Right after your breakfast, you would be transferred to the Varanasi airport for your return journey back to Delhi. As you will reach Delhi, check in to a prebooked hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure. Explore the nearby surroundings in the evening if you wish to.
Return to the capital
Transfer Travel
This brings the end of our wonderful tour. Post breakfast at the hotel, guests would be transferred to the International airport for their onward journey back home.

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; the itinerary sequence will be adjusted if Day 6 falls on a Friday.
  • 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 the temples of Khajuraho and Varanasi. Leather items may be prohibited in some Varanasi temples.
  • The Ganges boat ride is subject to river conditions, especially during or immediately following the monsoon season.

Essential trip

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Pack a versatile wardrobe suitable for varying climates and cultural norms: lightweight, breathable cotton clothing for daytime sightseeing, and warm sweaters or a jacket for winter mornings and evenings (November to February). Sturdy, comfortable slip-on walking shoes are highly recommended, as footwear must be frequently removed at temples. Bring essential sun protection (high-SPF sunscreen, 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, temple donations, local tipping, and entry tickets.

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