The capital of the world’s largest democracy has always been presented as a ‘Kohinoor’ in the fabled wealth of monumental treasures of India. The legends portray Delhi as the kingdom of the erstwhile kings ‘Pandavas’ in the 400 BCE. The profound architecture of the ancient monuments in Delhi testifies the strong hold of the rulers of Hindu, Muslim and British empires. The monuments and ruins of many empires are scattered throughout the city, often cheek by jowl with modern towers and structures.

No wonder, this place does not need an introduction as the soul of the World Heritage, crowns the City ‘The Taj-Mahal’  strategically located on the banks of River Jamuna, the tributary of sacred Ganges was the seat of the imperial Mughal court and former capital of India during the Mughal Empire. Dotted with three grand World Heritage Sites; The Taj-Mahal, The Agra fort and the abandoned capital city of Fatehpur Sikri, a must see monument.  

The legendary river of India has been famous as the tributary of river Yamuna forms the part of the greater Gangetic drainage system flowing north-north east through the Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan forming the boundary between Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and before joining to south-east to join Yamuna again. The confluence of this river at a tri-point of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh conceived the famous project of endangered gharial conservation as well as endangered red-crowned roof turtle and Ganges river dolphin. The place is a paradise for the wildlife lovers and bird watchers as well as offering cultural experience to the far travelers.

Ranthambhore derives its name from the 1000 years old fort of Ranthambhore, the second largest in India and among the six listed World Heritage sites standing at a height of 705 ft. Ranthambhore national park lies in the shadow of the Aravalli and Vindhya mountains range and covers a core area of 106 sq miles. The most famous resident is the endangered Royal Bengal tiger, which is spotted quite frequently in Ranthambhore. This was the originally the hunting lodge of the erstwhile Maharajas of the Jaipur state. 

Bhainsrorgarh is perched on a steep slate ridge over the sparkling Chambal River touching a height of approximately 200 ft from the ground level. It has won an award as the best Heritage Hotel by Tatler Travel Guide UK in 2008 and 2009.The history reveals the spell bounding words of Col. James Tod, the famous British writer to stay at Bhainsrorgarh as his dream destination in Rajasthan. We offer an array of activities to explore the vicinity of this beautiful and lovely paradise

If we portray Castle Bijaipur as  “A home away from home”,  it would not be mistaken to use this phrase. Converted in 1991 as Heritage Hotel, the castle is run by the family and is one of the best heritage Hotels in India. The place is surrounded by lovely forest of “Jacaranda” and   “Flame of Forest” trees in the Vindhyachal Hills. The castle dates back to 16^th century continuing the customs, culture and traditions of the Rajput warriors of Mewar region. The hotel offers an array of activities like Yoga, Jeep safaris, Cycling, Horse rides, Bird watching and Trekking on off routes trails. 

Witness the royalty in the state of Udaipur, very much known as the Venice of the East or the city of Romance located in the scenic beauty of Aravali range of mountains, the erstwhile state boasts the second largest and most beautiful palace in India. The world fame Lake Palace built as summer palace offers you the most spectacular view around and is one of the most likely places of stay for the honeymooners. A walk in the old city gives you a chance to see the extent of restored buildings and colorful shops just making you stop in your tracks to take unlimited pictures. 

Ahmedabad is the bustling industrial and commercial city of modern India with a fascinating old quarter, redolent with the colorful of the traditions, customs, people and region. A legend often reveals the foundation of the city by Sultan Ahmedshah who came on a hunt and encountered a warren of rabbits on the Sabarmati river bank. Astonishingly the rabbits turned and chased his hounds, defending the territory. As an auspicious sign, viewing this, the Sultan decided to build his new capital at this sit and named after himself as Ahmedabad. Witness the quaint buildings in the older parts of the city where the beautiful and fascinating Ahmed Shah’s mosque stand with its wrecked adorned towers. The serenity of the Gandhi’s Ashram globally attracts lot of visitors.

Mumbai or formerly known as Bombay, India's most modern and internationally known city with inevitable inequality is well known in the western world as Bollywood. A city that began with amalgamation of seven islands as a part of the dowry of Portuguese Princess, Catherine of Braganza, when she married the English King Charles II in 1662. After the opening of the Suez Canal, the distance between Britain and India was reduced by 4,500 miles as ships no longer needed to travel round Southern Africa thus Mumbai on the west coast became as important as Calcutta on the eastern coast.  The city boasts some finest Gothic architecture buildings like Victoria Terminus, the first Railway station in India as a symbol of progress exported to India as one of the British landmarks during the British Raj in India. Another landmark of that time is the Gateway of India which commemorated the visit of George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911. A lot to say about this hustling-bustling city but your experience will enthrall you more than words.

Arrive at IG International airport and transfer to hotel for a short break to relax after a long plane journey. This afternoon we will visit couple of off- route sites also to familiarize you with the hustle and bustle of this ancient Capital.You will visit Hindu Temple - Birla Mandir and Sikh temple  - Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, the  religions sites of Delhi.

Orientation tour of Delhi visiting some off route sites.

This morning we will drive to Agra. Visit Agra fort and baby Taj by tuk tuk. We will visit Taj Mahal in the late afternoon to enjoy the sunset. {Taj Mahal is closed on every Friday}

Drive to Chambal and relax for the day

Full day activities at Chambal

Today we will drive from Chambal to Fatehpur Sikri and then to Bharatpur Railway station to board train for Sawai Madhopur. Arrival at Sawai Madhopur railway station and then transfer to Ranthambhore where you will stay for 2 overnights.

Enjoy the morning and evening Safari’s at Tiger Reserve

Drive to Bhaisrorogarh and then village walk in the late afternoon to see the rural life

Full day activities at Bhaisrorgarh

In the morning we will drive to Bijaipur and will enjoy the evening village Jeep safari

Today we are aiming for Udaipur, the Lake city and the most popular destination in India. Relax the rest of the day

W will enjoy the beautiful Udaipur City Palace and experience the city on foot.

We will drive to Ahmedabad, a lovely bustling city in the colorful state of Gujarat. Relax the rest of the day.

We will enjoy a very interesting walk in the morning, starting from a beautiful temple and ending at a magnificent mosque. in the afternoon, we will experience the beauty of the city visiting some interesting monumental sites.

You can choose to visit the Elephanta caves or the Gateway of India or enjoy the Heritage walk of Colonial part of Mumbai.

You will be transferred to International Airport to catch flight back home or board flight for Goa as per your booking.

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