Overview
- Visit India Gate, President’s House, Qutub Minar in Delhi
- Enjoy Light and Sound Show at Red Fort
- Marvel at the majestic Taj Mahal
- Visit Agra Fort
- Explore abandoned Mughal town Fatehpur Sikri
- Indulge in the vibrant culture of Rajasthan
- Visit markets
- Enjoy elephant riding at Amber Fort
- Visit City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal
- Visit Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh and Wagah Border in Amritsar
Inclusions
- Welcome drinks,
- Accommodation as per sharing basis,
- Morning tea,
- Daily breakfast and dinner,
- Free uses of in-house activates ( if any),
- All transfer, sight seen from Delhi to Amritsar by Etios / Innova/ Tempo traveller/ coaches ( As per number of guest ),
Itinerary
This 10-day cultural odyssey seamlessly connects the iconic Golden Triangle with the spiritual heartland of Punjab. Starting in Delhi, you will uncover centuries of history spanning from the narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk to the grand arch of India Gate. A high-speed train sweeps you northwest to Amritsar for two days of profound heritage, featuring the Golden Temple and the Wagah Border. Returning to the capital, you hit the Yamuna Expressway to Agra to witness the world-renowned Taj Mahal. The journey continues westward through Fatehpur Sikri into Rajasthan, culminating in a royal exploration of Jaipur's majestic palaces and vibrant bazaars before concluding back in Delhi.
Day 1: Arrival in Delhi & Leisureclose
Welcome to the historic capital of India
Day 2: Old & New Delhi Heritage Tourclose
From Mughal bastions to imperial boulevards
Day 3: Delhi - Agraclose
High-speed rail to the heart of Punjab
Day 4: Agraclose
Behold the monument of eternal love
Day 5: Agra - Jaipurclose
Ghost cities and ancient stepwells
Day 6: Jaipurclose
Hilltop fortresses and royal astronomy
Day 7: Jaipur – Amritsar via Delhi close
Museums, temples, and vibrant bazaars
Day 8: Delhi to Amritsar by Trainclose
High-speed rail to the heart of Punjab
Day 9: Amritsar Tourclose
Seek spiritual peace in the Holy City
Day 10: Amritsar to Delhi (Departure)close
Bid farewell to Incredible India
Gallery
Immerse yourself in the spectacular architectural and spiritual diversity of India through our gallery. Marvel at the pristine white marble symmetry of the Taj Mahal reflecting the dawn light and the golden brilliance of the Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) glowing across the Amrit Sarovar. Capture the patriotic energy of the Wagah Border ceremony, the intricate red sandstone courtyards of Fatehpur Sikri, and the imposing, majestic ramparts of the hilltop Amber Fort in Jaipur, reflecting the true grandeur of Northern India.
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 accordingly if Day 6 falls on a Friday.
- A strict dress code and head covering are mandatory inside the Golden Temple complex; visitors must remove footwear and wash their feet before entering. Tobacco and alcohol are strictly prohibited in the vicinity.
- Seating at the Attari-Wagah Border is on a first-come, first-served basis; arriving well in advance is essential due to heavy visitor rush. Handbags and large backpacks are prohibited inside the stadium.
- Express trains to and from Amritsar strictly adhere to departure timings; please ensure punctuality during station transfers.
Essential trip
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Description:
Pack a versatile wardrobe suitable for varying climates and cultural norms: lightweight, breathable cotton clothing for daytime sightseeing in palaces, 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 a scarf or bandana to cover your head at religious shrines, along with sun protection 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.
