Enjoy this outstanding journey through North Indias famous sights, Including Delhi, Jaipur and Agra. The journey offers an extraordinary insight into the rich history, cultural and heritage of India.

Best Time to Visit: Mid October to Mid March.
Duration of the Tour: 07 Days
Route: Delhi-Jaipur- Agra- Delhi.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Delhi:
Assistance on arrival and transfer to the hotel( Rooms available from 1200hrs). Overnight in hotel.

Day 2: Delhi- Sightseeing:
After breakfast a full day guided Visit to the Red Fort and Jamai Masjid (Mosque) : Shah Jahan ( King of the World) founded the city of Shahjanabad, now referred to as Old Delhi, in 1648. The famous Red Fort in the heart of Old Delhi was once the most opulent fort of the Mughal Empire and it boasts the Diwan-I-Am, Hall of Private Audience. Opposite the fort is the Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in the world, built by Shah Jahan to dominate his city. Breakfast & Overnight in Hotel
Delhi: It was the magnet that drew the Mongols, Turks, Persians, Afghans, Mughals and Finally the British. All of whom contributed to its glorious but turbulent history. The fascination with Delhi was such that even though it was abandoned many times, its rulers returned to it again and again rebuilding it at least seven times.

Day 3: Delhi- Jaipur ( 250kms/5hrs drive):
After breakfast we drive to Rajasthans Capital- Jaipur , Journey bringing us first to see the 16th century hilltop fortress - Palace and its richly decorated apartments. Ascend by painted elephant from the foot of the hill to the ancient Rajput capital of Amber, this fort palace was begun by Raja Man Singh and used by the Rajputs as their stronghold until Sawai Jai Singh II moved to the newly created Jaipur. You will visit the palace and its many intricate chambers and hallways, which has breathtaking views of the Jal Mahal (Water palace) below. after visit fort we continue about 30 min to Jaipur, built in 1727, was the dream of the brilliant ruler Jai Singh. It has retained its reputation as one of the for most cities in India planned and executed in a manner that draws accolades from modern town planners. Jaipur is known as the pink city, because many buildings are still washed pink, the traditional colour of welcome, which was originally introduced to honor the visit of the Prince Albert in 1856. On arrival in our delightful heritage hotel we check-in for 2nights.

Day 4, Jaipur.
This morning we visit City Palace, still inhabited by Jai Singhs descendants is a superb fusion of Rajput and Mughal architecture. A city within a city, it includes the Govind Deo Temple, the Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory and the Maharajas museum with his personal collection of weaponry, miniature paintings, royal attire and jewellery. On the periphery of the Palace stands the Hawa Mahal, the Palace of Winds, an elaborate pink sandstone façade behind which the ladies of the court used to watch the daily goings on in the street below, we will also have time to explorer the beautiful bazaar.Breakfast & Overnight in Hotel.

Day 5, Jaipur  Agra (drive 247kms/6hrs).
After early breakfast, we drive to Agra Journey bringing us first to the Deserted sand stone building of Fater Pur Sikiri and the Sufi shrine of Sallem Chesti, After visiting this extraordinary monument we continue our one hour drive from hear to Agra, with the stunning Taj Mahal epitomizing the outstanding architecture of the Mughals. The earliest reference to Agra can be found in the epic Mahabharata where it is referred to as the Agravana. It was in the medieval period, however, that Agra rose to prominence as the capital of the Mughals when the city was beautified with gardens, water falls, bathhouses and canals. Today, the bustling streets of Agra boast a thriving carpet industry, leather workers and of course marble and sandstone sculptors, some of whom claim to be descendants of the craftsmen who helped build the great Taj Mahal. Afternoon at relax by the pool side.Breakfast and overnight in hotel.

Day 6: Agra- sightseeing.
Today we visit India's most celebrated monument the Taj Mahal, built as a monument of eternal love by Shah Jahan to the bride Mumtaz, the Taj Mahal looks amazingly graceful from almost any angle. It was built over a period of 20 years by 20,000 laborers and craftsmen and displays superb craftsmanship. The close up details of the Taj Mahal is as exquisite as the overall architectural design, with semi-precious stones and beautiful patterns covering the marble surface. RED Fort, Akbar began Agra Fort in 1565, with additions of the citadel being made through to the time of Akbars grandson, Shah Jahan (King of the World). The forts have fine views of the Taj across the River Yamuna, and consists of Deewani  Aam (hall of public ordnances) and Deewan- Khass (the hall of Private ordnances), it also has a nice grape garden, beautiful fountain ways. Evening free, to relax by the pool.Breakfast and overnight in hotel.

Day 7, Agra-Delhi (drive 250kms/5hrs).
After breakfast we drive back to Delhi, if time allows we can visit the Birth place of Blue Skinned Lord Krishna enroute. Arriver Delhi, where we have rooms available until 2100hrs for wash and Change. Later transfer to the airport.