Voyage - Exotic North India – 14 days - 13 nights

Day 1 – Arrival at Delhi international airport, welcome by representative of company, transfer to Hotel

Day 2 – Delhi - Jaipur

Jaipur is world famous as pink city of India. The city was planned by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh a great astronomer. Jaipur offers variety of things to the taste of tourists – Grand forts of Amber , Jaigarh, and Nahargarh, beautiful City palace and observatory – Jantar Mantar. There are Royal Cenotaphs at Gaittor.

The city also offers variety of Handicrafts and Jewelry products like gemstones, silver Jewelery, beautiful sarees, carpets in every budget – Also Known as Shopper’s Paradise.

Night at Hotel

Day 3 – Jaipur

Night at Hotel

Day 4 – Jaipur – Pushkar

Pushkar is a holy city world famous for the only temple of Lord Brahma – the creator of the universe according to Hindu Mythology. The city is also one of the important pilgrimage centre for Hindus. People from all over India comes here to take bath in the holy lake which purifies the soul and washes all the sins. There are beautiful temples all around the city. The city is also famous for the camel fair – in the month of Kartika as per Hindu calendar ( Normally in November ). At the time of fair, there are different sports oraganised and it is the best time to explore Rajasthani culture in full form.

Night at Hotel

Day 5 – Pushkar – Ranthambore

Ranthambore is situated in Sawai Madhopur district , which has world famous “Ranthambore tiger Sanctuary” one of the best places to see wild in free nature. The park has an area of about 400 sq kms. Regular Jeep safaris and canter safaris are held in morning and afternoon.

Night at Jungle Resort

Day 6 – Ranthambore

Night at Jungle Resort

Day 7 – Ranthambore – Bharatpur

Bharatpur is a small town on Jaipur – Agra highway which is world famous for its only bird sanctuary of Rajasthan. There is a natural lake which attracts thousands of migratory birds from Russia and central Asia. The park with its rich bio-geographic diversity is home to about 400 species of birds. Migratory birds at Bharatpur Bird sanctuary include cranes, Pelicans, Geese, Ducks, Eagles, wagtails, Wheat Ears etc.

Night at Hotel

Day 8 – Bharatpur – Fatehpur Sikri – Agra

After breakfast in the morning proceed to Agra, on the way visit on the way visit to Fatehpur Sikri.

Fatehpur sikri was constructed by Akbar in 15th century at the distance of about 40 kms from Agra. The sikri has famous Dargah of Khwaja Salim Chishti. The emperor got a son by the blessings of the Saint – who was named after him and he decided to change his capital from Agra to Fatehpur Sikri. After the complete construction, it was found out the city experience severe scarcity of water. So after few months capital was again shifted to Agra.

Presently city offers beautiful dargah (mosque) carved out of Marble, and beautiful fort. One of the most wonderful constructions is of Buland Darwaja – Highest gateway (179 metres) in Asia. There are different palaces like Birbal mahal, Jodhabai’s Palace which are finest examples of Hindu-persian architecture.

By afternoon reach Agra.
Agra is world famous for Tajmahal – the dream in Marble. City offers several great monuments constructed during the mughal period like Huge Agra fort, Ita-ma-daula’s tomb and Royal mughal gardens at Dayal Bagh. It offers variety of things to the visitors from old traditional things in the market to ultra modern shopping complexes.

Night at Hotel

Day 9 – Agra – Jhansi – Orchha

Orchha is a small town in Tikamgarh District of Madhya Pradesh (Central India) which has a number of beautiful palaces and other historic buildings. The most noteworthy of these are Raja Ram Mandir and Jahangir Mahal. There are numerous Chhatris or Cenotophs at the vicinity of Fort and Betwa River.

Night at Hotel

Day 10 – Orchha – Khajuraho

Khajuraho is a historical town famous for its temples of Kamasutra – (Erotica Sculpture) in the region of Bundelkhand in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The exquisite temples in the town of Khajuraho is said to be built by mighty Chandela Rulers. Formerly there were about 85 temples, but now about 20 have survived facing the ravages of time.

Day 11 – Khajuraho

Night at Hotel

Day 12 – Khajuraho – Varanasi

By Train or Flight, Reach Varanasi – the Temple town of India on the banks of Sacred River Ganges. The City has derived its name as the region is between two rivers – River Varuna to the north and River Assi in the south which finally joins River Ganges.

The City is a pilgrimage for the Hindu people and has numerous ghats on the sides of the Ganges. There are numerous temples on the ghats which show the sanctity of this place.
The scene of the evening prayer is the most memorable when thousands of little lamps float on the river.

Day 13 – Varanasi

Night at Hotel

Day 14 – Varanasi – Delhi

Reach Delhi by return flight and departure at International airport as per flight schedule.