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Day 1— Delhi Arrival, India
Arriving in Delhi Airport and drive directly to Hotel
and relaxe.
Day 2 — Delhi
After a morning at leisure, set out into New Delhi,
the capital created by the British. Explore Humayun's
Tomb, a milestone in the history of Mughal
architecture, and the looming sandstone tower of Qutb
Minar.
Day 3 — Agra
(Taj Mahal closed on Friday)
On the way to Agra stop to visit Sikandra the tomb of
Akbar, Visit the extraordinary Taj Mahal — considered
the most extravagant monument ever built for love.
Day 4 — Agra
(Taj Mahal closed on Friday)
At sunrise, witness the dawn's first light wash over
the Taj Mahal or at evening if next day it is Friday.
After breakfast, explore Agra Fort's maze of
courtyards; mosques; and private chambers, which bring
to life the story of the Mughal Empire. This
afternoon, stroll the gardens of our hotel, take
advantage of its many amenities, or enjoy an optional
excursion to the Mughal Mausoleum of Itmad-Ud-Daulah.
Return to the Taj Mahal to experience the monument at
sunset.
Day 5 – Jaipur – 250km
Drive to the "pink city" of Jaipur, on the way to
Jaipur stop to visit Fatehpur Sikri, the perfectly
preserved 16th-century Mughal capital of Emperor Akbar.
Jaipur named after its buildings of soft pink stucco.
Encounter Rajasthani grandeur at the City Palace,
where rare manuscripts, swords, and paintings are on
display. At the 17th-century astronomical observatory
Jantar Mantar, view a magnificent 90-foot sundial, and
then admire the elaborate facade of the Palace of
Winds.
Day 6 — Jaipur
Spend the morning at the Amber Fort, a majestic
fortress-palace decorated with intricate paintings and
mosaics. This afternoon, there is time to explore
Jaipur's vibrant arts and crafts markets on your own.
Travel into the countryside for a special dinner with
folk entertainment.
Day 7 — Jaipur / Pushkar / Deogarh – 270km
After breakfast, you will proceed on drive to Deogarh
en route visiting the holy city of Pushkar along the
bank of the picturesque Pushkar Lake, an important
pilgrimage spot for Hindus. Continue to Deogarh where
on arrival you will check into your hotel. Overnight
at hotel.
Day 8 — Udaipur – 140km
After breakfast, you will proceed on drive to Udaipur
where on arrival, you will check into your hotel.
Continue to visit city palace campus,
Saheliyon-ki-Bari (Garden of the maids of honor).
Overnight at hotel.
Day 9 —Kumbhalgarh – 80km
After breakfast, you will proceed on drive to
Kumbhalgarh where on arrival, you will check into your
hotel. Continue to visit one of the most impressive
fort of Rajasthan in Aravali range of mountains.
Day 10 —Jodhpur – 240km
Following breakfast, you will drive to Jodhpur en
route enjoying an exceptionally beautiful excursion
through the rugged, wooded hills of Rajasthan to the
Jain Temples of Ranakpur in the Aravalli Valley.
Ranakpur boasts some of the most exquisite Jain
temples in the country famous for their intricate
friezes and sculptures. It is one of the holiest Jain
sites of India. Continue to Jodhpur where on arrival
you will check into your hotel. Overnight at hotel.
Day 11 — Jaisalmer – 275km
After breakfast before proceed to Jaisalmer you will
visit to magnificent Mehrangarh fort, one of
Rajasthan’s finest forts, which looks down
protectively over the Blew Houses of Sun city from the
hilltop. At Jaisalmer free for evening walk and see
sun set. Overnight at hotel.
Day 12 —Jaisalmer
Morning an exclusive visit of the Jain temples inside
the Sonar Kila.. The Jains are a community that
respects life and are pure vegetarians by religion.
Visit the citadel’s palace that houses a museum with a
huge collection of robes and artifacts from the royal
family of Jaisalmer. Visit the Patwaon ki haveli with
intricately designed latticed windows used by the
ladies to view the external world. Also see the
Gadisar Lake.Later, we go to Sam or Khuri village.
Here we have loads of excitement in store for you.
Upon arrival in the village you will be taken to the
nearby sunset point on the dunes to see the sunset by
camel. After the sunset return to the village where
you can take a dinner in mud huts or you can come back
to the city to have a dinner. Later while you dine
listen to the haunted tunes of the desert by the local
artists and musicians, A lifetime experience.
Day 13 — Bikaner – 275km
After an early breakfast, you will be driven to
Bikaner where on arrival, you will check into your
hotel. Lying in the north of the desert state of
Rajasthan, the city of Bikaner is dotted with many
sand dunes. More popularly called the camel country,
the city is renowned for the best riding camels in the
world. Bikaner’s forts, palaces and temples are
magnificent creations in red and yellow sandstone and
are living manifestations of its rich historical and
architectural legacy. Later, you will enjoy a tour of
Bikaner city. Visit Junagarh Fort, one of the most
interesting forts in Rajasthan, with its sumptuously
decorated interiors. Built in 1588 by Raja Rai Singh
it is unusual in the sense that it was one of the few
major forts of Rajasthan that was not built on a
hilltop. Instead, it was built on the desert plains;
its rugged sandstone bastions and graceful pavilions
and balconies are silhouetted against the sky.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 14 — Mandawa– 275km
Following an early breakfast, you will proceed on a
drive to Mandawa. In the heart of the Shekhawati
region of Rajasthan is the beautiful small town of
Mandawa, known throughout the state for its beautiful
Mandava Castle Hotel and havelis. The structures of
this place are a reminder of the cultural and social
hotspot this place used to be in the bygone era.
Later, you will enjoy a walking tour of the painted
havelis. Overnight at hotel.
Day 15 — Mandawa / Delhi – 275km
Today, bid farewell to India, as your ‘India Classic’
tour comes to an end. After breakfast, drive to Delhi
international airport for your flight back home.
N.B.
Los itinerarios son solo una propuesta,podemos
ajustarlo a vuestras necesidades y deseos y
personalizarlo en cada caso……...
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