India by Car and Driver - Delhi | Jaipur | Agra | Varanasi !!

When you get to Delhi, you will go through the necessary customs procedures before being greeted by a representative from our company. Your dedicated representative will be waiting outside the gate with a name sign to make the meeting go smoothly.

Start your day by walking around Old Delhi, which is also called Shahjahanabad. Start your trip by going to the famous Jama Masjid. It is the biggest Friday Mosque in India and can hold up to 20,000 people. After this trip, take a fun pedal rickshaw ride through the charming, narrow streets of the famous Chandni Chowk Market.

Next, go to Rajghat, where Mahatma Gandhi, who is often called the "Father of the Nation," is buried. You will have the chance to see the historical sites of Colonial Delhi in the afternoon. As you drive slowly down Rajpath, you can see the India Gate, the Parliament House, and the President's House.

Visit the beautiful Qutub Minar, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, to end your day. After that, go to the hotel to check in and have a nice night's sleep in Delhi.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide

Highlights: Old Delhi, Rickshaw Ride, Colonial Delhi, QutubMinar, Jama Masjid

Please Note: Hotel check-in would be after the sightseeing.

Following a sumptuous breakfast, commence an excursion to Jaipur, an urban center widely recognized for its profound historical and cultural import. As soon as you arrive in Jaipur, proceed to the Galta Ji Temple, alternatively referred to as the Monkey Temple, which is a highly venerated Hindu pilgrimage site. This extraordinary temple complex is an alluring destination that attracts a large number of visitors, including both pilgrims and tourists.

The "kunds," which are natural water reservoirs, are among the most distinguished aspects of Galta Ji Temple. One of the most notable among these is the "Holy Kund" or "Galta Kund." It is widely held that these kunds possess profound religious significance and are bestowed with the ability to heal. During religious rituals, it is customary for devotees to partake in a ceremonial dip in these sacred tanks.

Ganta Ji Temple is widely recognized for its flourishing monkey population, which is revered and an essential element of the temple's atmosphere. Hundreds of these monkeys are observed freely roaming the grounds of the temple, and it is customary for visitors to feed them as it is believed to bring good fortune.

After this illuminating excursion, continue to the Birla Temple, an impressive structure that is devoted to the deities Lakshmi and Vishnu. Elegantly crafted from pristine white marble, this temple serves as a prime example of Hindu temple architecture. The temple has gained renown for its elaborate carvings and exceptional artistry. An assortment of mythological motifs and figures, in addition to scenes from Hindu epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, adorn the walls of the structure. The elaborate marble carvings and ornamental patterns enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of the temple. Following this enlightening experience, proceed to your hotel to unwind for the duration of the night.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide

Highlights: Galta Temple, Birla Temple

Jaipur, a thriving metropolis, was founded under the visionary rule of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. In order to showcase his dual interests in astronomy and kingship and to accommodate the expanding population, he made the decision to relocate the capital from Amber to a new location. The strategic location of Jaipur was selected due to its advantageous trade and defensive capabilities in comparison to Amber. In observance of Hindu town planning principles, the city was intricately designed and partitioned into nine rectangular sectors called 'chokris,' which served as symbolic representations of the nine divisions of the universe.

Jai Singh Pura, which was its original name in honour of its founder, was subsequently changed to Jaipur in an effort to foster unity and harmony. By extending invitations to merchants, artisans, and skilled artisans from various parts of India to establish themselves in Jaipur, Maharaja Jai Singh II cultivated a flourishing arts and crafts sector that specialized in the production of miniature paintings, jewellery, gemstone cutting, and block printing. Presently, Jaipur has transformed into a shoppers' paradise.

Commence your day with an enticing visit to the grand Amber Fort, an epitome of Rajput architecture perched atop a hill; it was formerly the abode of the Maharaja of Jaipur. Stop for photographs at the renowned Hawa Mahal en route.

Subsequently, embark on an excursion to the City Palace, an elaborate edifice comprising the private apartments of the Maharaja and an unparalleled museum stocked with miniatures and exquisite carpets. Jai Singh constructed the Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory, in close proximity to the palace during the seventeenth century. This extraordinary edifice accommodates advanced instruments utilized for the computation of eclipses, monitoring the positions of stars, and ascertaining ascendants. A sundial measuring 27 meters in height provides a timekeeping accuracy of two seconds.

Allocate some time to investigate the indigenous handicrafts, with Jaipur being renowned for its exquisite gemstones and textiles. Overnight stay at Jaipur

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide

Highlights: Amer Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar.

Commence an enthralling expedition to Agra, incorporating a stopover at Abhaneri, a picturesque village renowned for its architectural and historical significance. Abhaneri is distinguished by the presence of two breathtaking landmarks: the Chand Baori Stepwell and the Harshat Mata Temple.

Chand Baori, which is alternatively known as the Abhaneri Stepwell, is among the most profound and magnificent step-wells in India. During the ninth century, this marvel was impeccably crafted at the behest of King Chanda of the Nikumbh dynasty. Operating as a dual-purpose structure—as a water reservoir and a place for communal gatherings—the stepwell showcases an impressive architectural intricacy—a meticulously arranged geometric configuration of 3,500 symmetrical steps—that ascends to a depth in excess of 100 feet. Due to its elaborate carvings and monumental proportions, it is undeniably a captivating spectacle.

Your expedition will culminate in a second sojourn at the enigmatic Ghost City of Fatehpur Sikri, a metropolis constructed by the audacious Emperor Akbar entirely out of red sandstone, and deserted after a scant twelve years of human habitation. The atmosphere of the medieval era is still evident in the citadel. You will then continue your journey towards Agra, where you will check into your lodging for the night.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide.

Highlights: Abhaneri, Fatehpur Sikri

In 1558, when Emperor Akbar selected Agra as his capital, the city's historical importance was significantly elevated during the majestic Mughal era of the 16th century. Ultimately, the architectural marvels that currently define Agra's heritage were established during Akbar's reign, which was a time of cultural, artistic, and architectural flourishing.

After having a delectable breakfast, we commence an excursion to investigate the renowned Taj Mahal, an emphatic embodiment of Mughal architectural prowess in India. With the explicit intention of honouring the memory of Emperor Shah Jahan's cherished wife, Mumtaz Mahal, this extravagant work of art was painstakingly crafted from white marble and embellished with semiprecious stones. Commemorating Emperor Shah Jahan's eternal affection for Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal was constructed from 1631 to 1653. Elements of Persian, Islamic, and Indian architectural styles are harmoniously incorporated into this mausoleum made of white marble. A distinguished member of the New Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal is renowned for its exquisite inlay work, intricate carvings, and perfectly symmetrical façade.

Agra Fort, which is situated along the riverbanks and is in close proximity to the Taj Mahal, is our next destination. Substantially, the Mughal rulers resided within this expansive complex of palaces and royal gardens. Built-in 1565 by Akbar, Agra Fort was initially expanded and modified by his successors in accordance with the plans of the Lodi dynasty's ancient fort. Transfer to the railway station and embark on the train to Varanasi. Overnight stay in train 

Inclusions: Train AC3 Tier, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide

Highlights: Tajmahal And Agra Fort.

Please Note: Tajmahal is closed on Friday

Proceed to your hotel upon disembarking from the train in Varanasi. As a holy site in Hinduism and one of the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is frequently called the "city of life." The urbanization of this city can be traced back to the eleventh century BC, bestowing upon it a profound historical and spiritual importance.

Varanasi is widely regarded as the celestial nativity and final resting place of all beings. Hindu devotees attribute great significance to this site, perceiving it as the locus from which they establish a divine connection, endeavour to atone for their transgressions and vie for liberation from the perpetual cycle of reincarnation. 

Examine the historical import of Sarnath, the revered location from which Buddha delivered his first sermon following his enlightenment.

Sarnath is widely venerated as the site where the inaugural sermon of Lord Buddha, a preeminent figure in Buddhism, was delivered subsequent to his attainment of enlightenment. The significant event, called the 'Dharmachakra Pravartan,' signified the commencement of the Sangha, the Buddhist community. Sarnath is widely acknowledged as one of the four holiest sites in the Buddhist faith.

After this enlightening experience, you will be granted the opportunity to observe the production of exquisite silk brocades at a renowned silk-weaving centre in Varanasi. Additionally, you are welcome to go shopping if you so choose. During the evening, embark on a serene stroll along the picturesque ghats that border the esteemed Ganges River in order to witness the captivating Maha-Aarti, a festival of lights. During this solemn event, which takes place along the riverbanks, Brahmins extend salutations to the Ganges and convey their reverence to the deities via sacred hymns and melodies.

After an eventful day, proceed to your hotel in Varanasi to spend the night, delving into the profound spiritual and cultural encounters that are emblematic of North India tours.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Transport

Highlights: Sarnath, Evening Arti Ceremony

Wake up before dawn and Enjoy a boat ride trip on the river Ganges, admiring the devotees who plunge into the river to free themselves from their sins. Return to the Hotel for Breakfast. Later he headed out for an Excursion to Sarnath, where Buddha gave his first sermon after getting enlightenment.

After breakfast transfer to the Varanasi airport. No services are booked afterwards.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Transport

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