Tour Packages in India for Our Esteemed Guests

AGRA-JAIPUR TOURS
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ONE DAY AGRA TRIP
Itinerary
After an early breakfast proceed for Agra. On reaching visit the magnificent Taj Mahal. After lunch proceed for a sightseeing tour of the city including Fatehpur Sikri. Late evening return to Delhi.


TWO DAY AGRA TRIP
Itinerary
Day 1 - After an early breakfast proceed for Agra. On reaching visit the magnificent Taj Mahal. After lunch proceed for a sightseeing tour of the city. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 - After breakfast proceed for sightseeing including Fatehpur Sikri. In the afternoon check out and proceed to Delhi.


GOLDEN TRIANGLE - 3 DAYS
Itinerary
Day 1 - After an early breakfast proceed for Agra. On reaching visit the magnificent Taj Mahal. After lunch proceed for a sightseeing tour of the city. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 - After breakfast, check out and proceed to Jaipur, visiting Fatehpur Sikri en route. Arrive in Jaipur in the afternoon and check into hotel. Proceed for a sightseeing tour. Enjoy dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3 - After breakfast, proceed for city sightseeing tour, which includes visits to Amber Fort where you will ride an elephant and the City Palace. Also visit Hawa Mahal, Jai Singh's Observatory and Birla Mandir. In the afternoon check out and proceed to Delhi.


DELHI SIGHTSEEING
Our Chauffeur driven car will take you on half day or full day sightseeing tours of Delhi. Please contact the reception for customised tours and rates.


RED FORT
Old Delhi or the city of Shahjahanabad was founded by Shahjahan and the Red Fort remains the single grandest monument of the era, stretching over two kilometres. Located at the edge of Chandni Chowk, the fort marries Islamic and Hindu styles of architecture and houses sprawling marble interiors. Don't miss the evening light and sound show.
Distance : 18 km
Entry Fee : Indian Rs. 51-; Foreigner Rs. 100/-
Timing : Sunrise to Sunset


JAMA MASJID
Equally awe inspiring is the Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in India, its immense structure holds red and white arched gateways and minarets, large courtyards and domes. This grand mosque can hold 25,000 people bending down to pray in one go.
Distance : 19 km
Timing : 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
1.45 p.m. to 30 minutes before sunset


CHANDNI CHOWK
Simply walk through the chaotic Chandni Chowk infested with autos, cycles, cars, scooters and even hand carts. Be on a lookout for sign-posted heritage buildings that are usually crumbling and worm, but give you a feel of this labyrinthine district.
Distance : 20 km.

RASHTRAPATIBHAWAN & INDIA GATE
When the crowds get to you, head towards New Delhi of wide boulevards and green avenues. Designed by Edward Lutyens in 1911, it was meant to be a symbol of the might of the British Empire. Amble down the Janpath flanked by gardens and fountains towards the Rashtrapati Bhawan, residence of the President of India. With large domes, filigreed windows and huge verandas, it is the most extravagant symbol of the Raj. To the east lies the India Gate built to commemorate soldiers who died fighting for Britain in the First World War and the Afghan War. It also honours the soldiers who died fighting for India in the Indo-Pak was of 1971 by bearing their names.
Distance : 10 km.


JANTARMANTAR
Near Connaught Place lies the Jantar Mantar, the large open air astronomical observatory built by Raja Man Singh of Jaipur in 1725. The large sundials set in deep red stone predict accurate time, eclipses and solar-lunar calendars.
Distance : 15 km.
Entry Fee : Indian 5/-; Foreigner 100/-
Timing : Foreigner 100/- Sunrise to Sunset


PURANA QILA & HUMAYUN'S TOMB
Unlike Old Delhi, it is actually the south of Delhi city that is its oldest part. Cosmopolitan and modern, there are antique forts and palaces scattered throughout he area. The most famous of them all is the Purana Qila, rumoured to stand where the Pandava's mythological Indraprastha once did. Built by Humayun, the fort houses impressive arches in black and white marble, gateways, pavilions and grounds. A lake outside offers boating and other activities. It was here that Humayun slipped on the steep stairways and met his end. He was buried at the Humayun's Tomb, 2 kilometres from the Purana Qila, The tomb's octagonal shape, black and white inlaid marble work and Persian style of architecture are the predecessors of later grand monuments such as the Taj Mahal. It is one of the most beautiful of all of all of Delhi's edifices.
Distance : 8 km
Entry Fee : Indian Rs. 5/-; Foreigner110/-
Timings : Sunrise to Sunset


LODHI GARDENS
Lodhi Gardens, an utterly romantic destination with crumbling 15th and 16th century ruins nestling within undulating parks and leafy avenues. Popular with morning walkers, picnicking families and canoodling couples. The Lodhi Garden restaurant in Delhi offers delectable European cuisine and an unmatched ambience.


QUTUB MINAR
The Qutub Minar, lying at the periphery of South Delhi is one of the first Islamic monuments of Delhi and holds the distinction of being the tallest brick minaret in the world. An iron pillar dating from the 4th century AD is also situated in the complex.
Distance : 10 km.
Entry Fee : Indian Rs. 10/-; Foreigner 250/-
Timings : Sunrise to Sunset (after sunset 7.15 to 8.30 p.m.)


HAZRAT NIZAMUDDIN
Culminate your experience of South Delhi's monuments with a visit to the Sufi shrine of Hazrat Nizamuddin. Revered throughout India, both Hindus and Muslims throng to the shrine. Do not miss the Qawwali performance here every Thursday evening. An enchanting experience.


MUSEUMS
Delhi city also has a number of interesting museums. Visit the National Museum housing artefacts as old as 5000 and the National Gallery of Modern Art showcasing the history and evolution of India's contemporary art scene. It houses paintings from the 1930's and onwards. Other places of interest include the Crafts Museum, the Doll museum, the Nehru Memorial Museum and the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum.


MUST EXPERIENCE..... to experience the true nature of Delhi, you need to indulge in common day activities and practices that reveal the existing and authentic nature of the city.

Rickshaw Ride Through Chandni Chowk - Delhi city offers the most joyous experiences, one of which is riding through the labyrinth that is Chandni Chowk.

Binging at Dilli Haat - Dilli Haat is a must visit for the variety of regional artefacts and products that it has on offer. With food stalls from all states lined at one end of the bazaar and the rest a maze of stores selling regional textiles and handicrafts, Dilli Haat is the perfect cultural potpourri within Delhi