Duration : 06 Nights/07 Days

Day 1: Arrive Delhi
Arrive Delhi, meeting and assistance on arrival and transfer to hotel.

Delhi is a dynamic city where the past coexists with the present. While historic evidence shows that the area around Delhi was first occupied around 2,500 years ago, Hindu mythology predates that by another 500 years. However, you get two cities for price of one when you visit Delhi. The British captured the city in 1803 and when they decided to make it the capital of India in 1911, they commissioned Sir Edwin Luytens to draw up the plans. The result is slightly surprising with spacious tree-lined avenues punctuated with architecture which is among the most striking in the world.
Overnight at hotel

Day 2: Delhi
After breakfast in the morning proceed for the city tour of Old & New Delhi. This includes driving past the Red Fort, built in 1648 during the reign of Shah Jehan in red sandstone, which gave the fort its name.

Jama Masjid is India's largest mosque, built of red sandstone and white marble in the middle of the 17th century.
Chandni Chowk (Silver Street), once the imperial avenue, is today bustling with shops, stalls and silversmiths' ateliers.

After lunch, we drive past India Gate, a 42-metre archway built in memory of Indian soldiers killed during the First World War. Rashtrapati Bhawan, built in the early 20th century as the Imperial residence of the Viceroy is today the official residence of the President of India and Parliament House, a unique circular building with huge colonnades, houses the Upper and Lower Houses of Parliament.

One of Delhi's most striking monuments is the 70-meter high Qutab Minar, which looms majestically across the wide plains of Delhi. Return to hotel.
Overnight at hotel

Day 3: : Delhi - Agra
After breakfast, drive to Agra (205 km /4 hrs). Arrive in the Afternoon. Check in to the Hotel.

In the evening enjoy 'Mohabbat-the-Taj' at Kalakriti. The Sanskritik Natyashala presents 'Mohabbat-the-Taj' - a series of play depicting the saga of love. The true and immortal love of Shajahan for Mumtaj Mahal- his beautiful wife; the lavish lifestyle of mughal era; emaculate hardship of the artisans for 22 years that created the most precious specimen of craftsmanship. Overnight at hotel

Day 4: Agra
After breakfast visit Agra Fort and Taj Mahal. Visit to the Agra Fort - Few forts in the world have a more fascinating story to tell than the Great Fort of Agra. Originally planned as an impregnable military structure by Akbar, the Agra Fort, over a period of time, acquired all the elegance, lavishness and majesty of an imperial palace. Situated 3 km upstream of the Taj Mahal on the right bank of the Yamuna, it took eight years to complete and entailed an expenditure of three and a half million rupees.

Visit the Taj Mahal to see the sun casting its mellow rays on this magical building. The rays of the rising sun bathe the pristine white marble edifice in warm hues of gold, ochre, orange, rust and flame.
NOTE: Taj Mahal remains closed on Friday.

Overnight at hotel

Day 5: Agra - Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri (236 km /5 hrs).
After breakfast depart for Jaipur en route visiting Fatehpur Sikri.

Fatehpur Sikri, the deserted sandstone city, was the glorious but short-lived imperial capital of Akbar, the greatest of Mughal emperors. Lying on a rocky ridge, it is today a haunting complex of empty palaces, forts and mosques representing a variety of architectural styles. On arrival check in to hotel. Overnight at hotel

Day 6: Jaipur
Morning visit to Amber fort. Enjoy a morning excursion to the Amber Fort, which we will reach on elephant back.

Amber, the capital of Rajasthan for 6 centuries before Jaipur was built, lies 11 km north of Jaipur. Rising majestically on the slopes of a hill, this 11th century fort and palace complex is a blend of Hindu and Muslim styles. This afternoon enjoy sightseeing tour of Jaipur includes Wind Palace, City Palace, Observatory.

The City Palace stands in the centre of the city. Part of it is still the Maharaja's residence, while most of the complex has been developed into the Sawai Man Singh Museum containing rare manuscripts, fine specimens of Rajput and Mughal paintings, royal apparel and an armory.

Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) is the landmark of Jaipur. It stands on one of the main streets, a curious building, elaborate and fanciful, built of pink sandstone with a delicate honeycomb design.

Jantar Mantar observatory, built by the founder of Jaipur, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh. The huge stone instruments were devised to study the movements of the sun, moon and planets and are incredibly accurate. Evening is at leisure. Overnight at hotel

Day 7: Jaipur/Delhi
After breakfast drive to Delhi (265 km/6 hrs). Transfer to the airport to board flight for onward journey.