New Delhi

When your flight arrives in New Delhi, you will receive a warm welcome from the tour representative of our company at the airport. The representative will help you reach the hotel smoothly. If you want, you can relax. Alternatively, you may visit the nearby sightseeing locations. You can stay in the hotel for the night.

Jama Masjid

Jama Masjid is a famous mosque in Old Delhi. It was built in 1644 using red sandstone and marble. The Mughal King Shahjahan commissioned the mosque, and its construction style resembles Islamic architecture. Masjid-I-Jahanuma is a name given to the mosque. In simple words, it means a mosque that commands the view of the world.

Chandni Chowk

It is a busy market with people thronging the place like a group of bees. The atmosphere is vibrant. The shops and stalls of street vendors are full of colorful items to sell. They sell all types of stuff. Some shops sell mouthwatering dishes and delicacies. The senses are filled with enthusiasm and energy when you travel through the market on a rickshaw. The ride is energizing and thrilling. Chandni Chowk is among the oldest shopping areas in Delhi.

Red Fort

Red Fort is a not-to-miss sightseeing destination in Delhi. It is located in the end point or the areas that are in the finishing point of Old Delhi. The walls and towers of the building are unique and majestic. It is a joy to see the garden that surrounds the fort. The view is impressive. Just in case you don't know, we wish to tell you that the image of Red Fort is printed on the five hundred rupee note in Indian currency at the backside. It is listed among the best tourist sites in Delhi.

India Gate

It has been built as a war memorial where the famous Amar Jawan Jyoti was established. India Gate is an important site. The Prime Minister of India starts the Republic Day function every year on 26 January by paying tribute on the site. Also, India Gate is a place where many public protests take place. It is a favorite destination for tourists from India and the world.

Rashtrapati Bhavan

After India Gate, the next stop is the Rashtrapati Bhavan. It is a vast and grand building that is also the residence of the President of India. Tourists like to see the Lutyens Delhi view. Its construction style and architecture are beautiful. The Rashtrapati Bhavan signifies India’s commitment to democratic values.

Parliament House

Our next stop after Rashtrapati Bhavan is the Parliament House. The building was made 93 years ago. It is built for the legislative work of the parliament of India. The grade 1 building is a symbol of India’s democracy. It stands tall in the middle of the Central Vista area. The Rajya Sabha, or the Upper House of the Parliament, and the Lok Sabha, or the Lower House of the Parliament, are housed in the building. The two houses are situated in a single building in separate parts. The structure includes the Parliament Museum, which was built in 2006. The museum is a part of the Library of Parliament.

Humayun's Tomb

The garden tomb was built in 1570. The structure is amazing and has an attractive architecture and design. It is an inspiration for people who are interested in architecture and design.

Lotus Temple

It is a temple of the Baha'i faith located in New Delhi. The Baha'i faith includes elements of other religions. The temple looks like a half-open lotus that floats on water. Calm and peaceful pools and gardens encircle it. The most striking part of the temple is that there are no idols of deities here. It is a site where people from all religions can pray and get peace of mind.

Qutub Minar

It is an impressive 72.5-meter tall minaret inside the Qutub Complex that is located in Lal Kot ground. Lal Kot was a fortified city in the earlier times. It was the Tomar Rajputs who established the town. The minaret is made of red sandstone. It also contains buff sandstone. The minaret is a masonry tower with the maximum height in India. The structure has bands with carved inscriptions that look very nice. Projecting balconies serve as a praying site for Muslims. There is a pillar made of Iron material in the courtyard. It imparts an aesthetic look and appeal to the building.

Raj Ghat

It is a historical site where Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, was cremated after his death. Raj Ghat is a memorial to Gandhiji and his teachings.

Taj Mahal

It is a world-famous mausoleum listed as one of the seven wonders of the world. It is made of ivory white marble. Taj Mahal was constructed in 1632 by Shah Jahan over an area of 17 hectares located near the Yamuna River. The King built the structure in memory of Mumtaz Mahal. Mumtaz was the wife of Shah Jahan. The building highlights the love and devotion of Shah Jahan for his spouse. The Taj Mahal has a mosque inside its boundary. In addition, there is a guest house on the site. The monument is enclosed by a garden all around it. The gardens are looked after and manicured by professionals. Note: The monument is closed on Fridays. However, you can visit the place for general viewing.

Agra Fort

The structure has been included in the list of sites that are World Heritage by the renowned world agency, UNESCO. It is considered to be like the Red Fort of Delhi. In other words, it is Agra City’s own Red Fort. The Agra Fort is known as a historical site with great architectural style and design. It has a historical connection with the great and famous Mughal rulers of the olden times.

Itmad-ud-Daula

It is a famous attraction in Agra that was constructed as a mausoleum. The design and craftsmanship of the building is fantastic. The tomb is also called a ‘Jewel Box’. People also refer to it as ‘Bachcha Taj,’ which means a smaller version of the Taj Mahal. It is believed that the tomb is like a precursor of the Taj.

Jaipur

Once you have your breakfast in Agra, we will take you on a trip to Jaipur. You will get a chance to see Fatehpur Sikri before you reach Jaipur while you are on the way. We will also take you to see Abhaneri Chand Baori. These two sightseeing locations have historical significance and are famous for their culture.

Fatehpur Sikri

The structure was constructed by the ruler Akbar during the latter part of the 16th century. Fatehpur Sikri was an important place for the Mughal kingdom, as it was their capital for about 10 years. The building is named the City of Victory. Its design and architecture are impressive. Akbar built Jama Masjid, a mosque surrounding a courtyard in Fatehpur Sikri. During your trip, you can explore the historical location and learn about the importance of the building.

Chand Baori

The next stop is at Chand Baori in Abhaneri. The latter is a village in Rajasthan. For those who don't know, a baori is like a stepwell. The Chand Baori is 30 meters below the level of the ground. It is, in fact, the largest baori in the entire country and the stepwell with the maximum depth in India. The design and architecture of Chand Baori are worth seeing. It has been constructed with the high-quality engineering skills and expertise of the people of the past.

Amer

A guide will accompany you on the tour to Jaipur City. The first attraction you will visit is Amer, situated outside the boundary of Jaipur. Amer was Rajasthan’s capital before Jaipur was made the capital. The structure of Amer is like a fort. The King of that time, Raja Man Singh, constructed Amer in 1592. It is built with red sandstone. The building is also made of marble. The most striking attraction in Amer is the Maotha Lake. It is a beautiful and calm lake that increases the appeal of Amer.

Jal Mahal

The meaning of ‘Jal Mahal’ is a palace in water. Like its name or title, the palace has been constructed in between the Man Sagar Lake. The lake is located in Jaipur. Jal Mahal was made in 1699. The renovation and expansion work was undertaken and finished by King Jai Singh II. He was the ruler of Amber during the starting era of the 18th century. When you visit Jal Mahal, you get a chance to explore the skills and expertise of earlier time people in history, design, and architecture. It has made the palace in water a most cherished and beloved attraction in India and Rajasthan.

Royal Gaitor Tumbas

The structure is a cenotaph of the ancient kingdom of the Kacchhawa rulers. The Kacchhawa were the kings of Jaipur from 1727 to 1947 AD. The Tumbas have been protected and preserved since ancient times. It is well-maintained and clean. It is a must-see royal mausoleum.

The City Palace

The building was built by the ruler of Jaipur in the past, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. Its construction style and architecture are Mughal-style mixed with Rajput design and architecture. The royal family still lives in private quarters inside the palace.

Jantar Mantar - Jaipur

It is located in the central part of Jaipur. For those who don't know, Jantar Mantar is an astronomical observatory. In fact, it ranks in the first position as the oldest astronomical observatory globally. The structure has a stone sundial that is the oldest in the entire world. The site is not valid for being a center of science anymore. Yet, it continues to be a site for educational purposes and tours. You can attend the sound and light show in Jantar Mantar.

Hawa Mahal - The Palace of Breeze

It is a structure with exquisite design and architectural style. The palace has a total of five storeys. In fact, Hawa Mahal is a building constructed without a foundation that has the maximum height globally. The curved building leans slightly at an angle of 87 degrees. Despite this, the structure has survived and remains strong. Hawa Mahal has been dedicated to the memory of Lord Krishna. Its shape mesmerizes the people who visit it. The site is a must-see if you are interested in history.

Albert Hall Museum

Maharaja Sawai Ram Singh II constructed this museum in 1887. The Prince of Wales, in the olden times, came to the City of Jaipur during the year 1876. After this, the museum was named after the prince. The building houses beautiful paintings and sculptures of the Rajasthani culture. In addition, there are historical items and artifacts in the museum.

New Delhi

When you return from Jaipur to Delhi, you will have breakfast at the hotel. After that, you will check out of the hotel and leave the place. We will send a vehicle so that you can return to Delhi. When you reach Delhi, we will drive you to the airport. Alternatively, we will drive you back to any hotel or other site in Delhi that you like.