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Duration:
07 Nights -08 Days
Detailed Programme
Day
01 :
Delhi: Arrival in Delhi at 3.45 AM. Traditional welcome with
Day 03 :
After breakfast visit the Hawa Mahal in the Pink City on the way
to Amber Fort, enjoy the ride on elephant back to the hilltop
palaces. After sightseeing of the palaces at Amber ride down on
Jeeps. Visit the Turban Museum where you
can try on one of the many Rajasthani style turbans. After lunch
view the carpet weavers and wood-block cotton textile printers of
Jaipur at work. Afternoon sightseeing includes City Palace of
Kachhwaha Maharajas, visit the fascinating textiles gallery in
Mubarak Mahal, the Sarvatobhadra (Hall of Private Audience) with
the two famous Gangajallis (Silver Urns to carry Ganga River
water), the colorful courtyard of Chandra Mahal with its Peacock
Gate and the “Diwan-i-Am” Art Gallery that houses some of the most
famous Mughal and Rajasthani miniature paintings. Stepping out of
the City Palace visit the Astronomical Observatory that is largest
one built by the founder of Jaipur, Sawai Jai Singh. All except
one of its 17 astronomical instruments are still functional.
Dinner and overnight in hotel. Day 05 : Agra: After breakfast at hotel visit a marble factory where traditional craftsmen still work using similar hand operated implements that their forefathers had used more than 300 years ago to build the Taj Mahal. After lunch drive to the Red Fort of Agra where and visit Emperor Akbar’s and his grandson Emperor Shahjahan’s palaces. Emperor Aurangzeb, the son of Emperor Shahjahan kept him a prisoner in his own palaces for the last 8 years of his life. Later drive a short distance to visit the white marble tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah who was the father of Emperor Jahangir’s queen, Noor Jahan. Sitar performance, dinner and overnight in hotel.
Day
06 :
Agra/Delhi: After breakfast drive to Radhaswami Temple in
Dayalbagh and to the tomb of Emperor Akbar at Sikandara, after
sightseeing drive further to New Delhi. Evening at leisure in
hotel. Dinner and overnight in hotel.
Day 07 : Delhi: Morning free to relax. Check-out before lunch. After lunch proceed for New Delhi sightseeing that includes Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb, a brief stop at Baha’i Lotus Temple for photography and drive past President’s Mansion, Prime Minister’s office, Parliament House and India Gate in the part of New Delhi planned by the British architect, Edwin Lutyens. End the sightseeing of the day with Aartee ceremony at Lakshmi Narain Temple. Farewell dinner.
Day 08 : Transfer to Indira Gandhi
International Airport to board .
7 nights’
Accommodations: Not included in the price:
Lunches
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You
must have a passport with you all the time. It's the most basic
travel document. Also ensure that your passport will be valid for
the entire period you intend to remain overseas, if your passport is
lost or stolen, immediately contact your country's embassy or
consulate in Delhi and also to nearest police station 
We
highly recommend you use our airport meet and greet service in India
on arriving at the airport, especially if it is your first
trip to India. 
India
will sideswipe you with its size, clamour and diversity but if
you enjoy delving in to convoluted cosmologies and thrive on sensual
overload, then it is one of the most intricate and rewarding dramas
unfolding on earth, and you'll quickly develop an abiding passion
for it.
"If
there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of
living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man
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