DAY1:- Arrival at Delhi
Detailed Itinerary : On your arrival at the Delhi International Airport in the late hours of night, you will be greeted by the company ambassadors. For the time being, retire to your hotel and relax before starting off for a breathtaking tour of DELHI, the regal capital of India. It is the spreading metropolis and perfect concoction of past and present.
The night will be spent in Delhi.

DAY2:- Old Delhi
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast, you will start off for the sight seeing.

In Old Delhi, the tour starts with Raj Ghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. Located on the banks of Yamuna, its platform of black marble marks the layout of cremation of Gandhi. Then comes the majestic Red Fort. Also called Lal Qila, this chivalric structure was constructed under Mughal Emperor Shahjahan. Then you will be taken to the eminent Jama Masjid which is one of the largest mosques in Asia. Lying in the busy central street of Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk, the area is seldom quite. You will enjoy the famous rickshaw ride of Old Delhi.You can spend your evening in shopping. You will be staying overnight in Delhi.

DAY 3:-New Delhi
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast in the hotel, the tour of New Delhi commences. New Delhi throws back the heirloom of the British. The sharp difference between the British and the Mughal capitals is mirrored in the present day New and Old Delhi. A crisp discrepancy in the life styles of the people staying in both Old and New Delhi is pretty evident. From the walled city one can deduce a pristine life style foiled in the elements of the past. New Delhi, on the other hand, portrays the image of the modern 21st century life.

The tour of New Delhi starts with the Qutub Minar, tallest brick minaret in the world. Then you will be taken for a drive past the resplendent India Gate, the Parliament Building and the Rashtrapati Bhavan which is the President’s residence.

Shopping in Delhi is always a splendid experience. Enjoy your last dinner in Delhi.

DAY 4:- Agra
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast, you will be starting for Agra.
Agra is an archaic city located on the banks of Yamuna. it got its importance when Akbar and Shahjahan converted it into a capital of Mughal empire under the name of Dar-ul-Khilafat. Presently the visitors of Agra are captivated by the city’s opulent architectural structures and outlandish backdrop. The city epitomizes the Mughal tradition in every aspect especially through the lingering aroma of various Mughlai dishes.

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is often called the ‘epitome of love’. The beauty of this spine-tingling monument is beyond the expression in words. Mughal emperor Shahjahan constructed this phenomenally beautiful monument in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Under the supervision of the Persian architect Ustad Isa, Taj Mahal took 22 years for completion. It is noted for its amazing complex architectural artistry.

Then comes the Agra Fort. Stretching for almost 2.5 kms, Agra Fort encapsulates several buildings inside its red wall.
Spent the night in Agra.

DAY 5:- Fatehpur Sikri
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast, you will be driven to Fatehpur Sikri.
37 kms from Agra, this city is primarily in red stones. Built by Mughal Emperor Akbar, this forlorn city has sustained many of the old structures. The sunset over the relics is a sight to nurture.

You will also visit the Buland Darwaza which is the biggest gateway in the world.
Then the drive continues to Jaipur, the pink city.

The capital city of Rajasthan is named after its founder Jai Singh II. Back in 1856, the city was given a pink wash in honour of the visit of Prince Albert.

Visit the Birla Temple in the evening. Built in 1856, this marble temple flaunts the flamboyant statues of various Hindu Gods and Godesses like Lakshmi, Narayan, etc.

You will witness an Aarti function in which oil lamps are lit to summon the divinity. Enjoy the night stay in Jaipur.

DAY 6:- Jaipur
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast, you will proceed to the Jaipur sight-seeing.
You start with the exalted Amber Fort. Constructed under Man Singh I and Jai Singh I,this magnanimous structure unfolds the fusion of Hindu and Mughal architectures.

The next stop is the enchanting City Palace. Encompassing one-seventh of the city, the gigantic City Palace includes the City Palace Museum, Shri Govind Dev Temple and the Chandra Mahal.

Then you move on to the Jantar Mantar. This observatory was built by Man Singh II and its contrivances are used still now. The last site is the sensational Hawa Mahal, the ‘Palace of Winds’.Its a five-storey edifice with 953 decorated windows. Its main attraction is the pink sandstone, called ‘jharokas’ which resemble a honeycomb.
You can spend the evening in shopping.

DAY 7:- Udaipur
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast in the hotel, start off for Udaipur.
Udaipur,’the city of lakes’, is a prismatic mishmash of lakes, gardens, alleys, temples etc. it is well known for some very beautiful lakes like Lake Pichola, Udai Sagar, Fateh Sagar lake,etc. Enjoy the serenity of Udaipur.

DAY 8:- Udaipur
Detailed Itinerary : After breakfast, you will be taken for an exhilarant tour of Udaipur. Starting with the City Palace known for its pompous interior design with ivory doors and coloured windows. Not to mention the plush Peacock courtyard.
Then you move on to the divine Jagdish Temple. In the afternoon take a motor ride in the Lake Pichola and enjoy the view of the city amidst the Rajasthan desert. Also visit the Jag Mandir Palace situated in the middle of the lake.

DAY 9:- Udaipur - Mumbai
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast in the hotel, start off for Mumbai, the capital of Maharashtra.

Formerly known as Bombay, this city displays a variegation of cultures. Be it the extensive sky scrappers to soaring slums, Mumbai is a city of diversified ethnicity.

It is the financial and commercial hub of India having its principal port on the Arabian Sea.

Commence the tour in the afternoon.
Start with the Mumbai Fort. It is actually north Colaba. There are a host of interesting historical structures including the St. John’s Church.

The next stop is the Marine drive. Located in the central Mumbai, it is the most well known boulevard of Mumbai. The street lamps decorate the drive and hence it is called the ‘Queen’s Necklace’.

Then you visit the most famous attraction of Mumbai, the Gateway of India. Built in 1911 to solemnize the visit of King George V and Queen Mary, this is now a splendid natural harbour. The tour proceeds with the sites like the lavish Flora fountain (Hutama Chowk), the Italian Victoria Terminus and the Mumbai High Court. The last stop for the day will be the intriguing Hanging Garden.

Enjoy the rest of the evening in a local beach and spend the night in Mumbai.

DAY 10:- Mumbai
Detailed Itinerary : After breakfast, start off for the famous Elephanta Caves via the ferry service to the cave islets.

11 km from Mumbai, these caves have the sculptures of the Hindu mythological god, Lord Shiva.

DAY 11:- Mumbai - Home
Detailed Itinerary : After having breakfast in the hotel, get ready 4 the journey back home with the sweet memories of the Golden Triangle Tour.

INDIA IS A COUNTRY, WHICH HAS BEEN CREATED BY THE GOD GRACES AS IT HAS GOT ITS MULTIPLE HEART TOUCHING DIVERSITY ASSEMBLED AT SINGLE PLACE.You Must See................

Rajasthan Forts Tour
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