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| GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR |
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Duration : 07
Nights / 08 Days
Destinations : Delhi - Jaipur -
Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Delhi
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| ENCHANTS OF RAJESTHAN |
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Duration : 09 Nights / 10 Days
Destinations : Jaipur - Mandawa -
Bikaner - Jaisalmer - Jodhpur - Mount Abu - Udaipur
- Delhi
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GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR
DAY
TO DAY ITINERARY - 11 DAYS |
| Day 01: |
YOUR
TOUR BEGINS. The vast and exotic sub-continent
of India beckons as we depart for New Delhi,
India. |
| Day 02: |
ARRIVE DELHI |
| Day 03: |
Late night arrive into the
capital city of India,
TAJ AMBASSADOR HOTEL |
| Day 04: |
DELHI (BD) : Tour of Old and New Delhi. Evening a ‘welcome’
reception. |
| Day 05: |
DELHI- AGRA (BD) : First class two hour train ride to Agra. Tour
of the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. TAJ
VIEW HOTEL |
| Day 06: |
AGRA- RANTHAMBORE
NATIONAL PARK (BLD) : Today we drive
towards Ranthambore National Park visiting en
route Fatehpur Sikri. Visit to the Park to view
wildlife. DEVVILAS RESORTS |
| Day 07: |
RANTHAMBORE- JAIPUR
(BL) : Early morning visit the Park
to view wildlife. Later we will drive towards
the rose-pink capital city of Rajasthan, Jaipur. TRIDENT HILTON HOTEL |
| Day 08: |
JAIPUR (BD)
Tour of the impressive Amber Fort with a thrilling
elephant ride. Later visit Jaipur city palace,
astronomical observatory and see the elaborate,
Palace of winds. |
| Day 09: |
JAIPUR- DELHI (B) |
| Day 10: |
Drive back to Delhi visit
en route Samode Palace and connect flight back
home |
| Day 11: |
ARRIVE HOME |
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ENCHANTS OF RAJESTHAN
"The Land of the Kings" and the home of the Rajputs,
a group of warriors who have controlled this part of India for
about one thousand years in accordance with code of chivalry
and honor similar to that of the medieval European knights.
Geographically Rajasthan has a mixed character. In the southern
part there are the Aravali hills, northwest and south is connected
with Thar Desert. There were more than 18 different states in
Rajasthan in medieval India who was never united. All the state
contended not only for power but also in development of arts
and architecture as a result of which we can see different castles
and palaces, fort and fortresses and temples. Mughal arts and
architecture also entered as the Mughals invaded some part of
Rajasthan.
Rajasthan is also rich in language, customs and costumes,
fairs and festivals and people are friendly and hospitable.
The trip of 14 days in Rajasthan gives you a romantic feeling
as you enjoy the luxurious life of the Maharajas.
DAY
TO DAY ITINERARY - 14 DAYS |
| Day 01: |
Arrival
in Delhi: Arrival in Delhi and transfer
to hotel. Sightseeing tours in Old and New Delhi.
Delhi, the capital city of India, has much to
offer of contrast. |
| Day 02: |
Delhi - Shekhawati
(Nawalgarth-Mukundgarh): You will drive
and enter Rajasthan’s semi desert region
of Shekhawati. It is popularly known as ‘The
open air art gallery’ famous for its pained
Havelis. Visit to some of the Havelis in Nawalgarth.
Approximately 5 to 6 hrs drive.Overnight in
Mukundagarh or for the economic trips: Nawalgarh/Mandawa/Junjunu. |
| Day 03: |
Shekhawati –
Bikaner: After about 4 hours drive
we arrive in Bikaner, an old desert town encircled
by city walls and once an important post on
the great Caravan trade route. Within the fort,
there are exquisite palaces representing one
of the best examples among the available Moghul
styled art and architecture of India. |
| Day 04: |
Bikaner –
Jaisalmer: Jaisalmer is rising from
the heart of the Thar Desert like a golden mirage.
This magic, incomparably unspoiled city has
been dubbed 'The golden city' for its golden
sunsets on the yellow sand stone mansion. The
merchants built magnificent houses and exquisitely
carved Jain temples within this fortified town.
Free afternoon. |
| Day 05: |
Jaisalmer: Visit
of the fort, the Havelis and wandering in the
city. In the afternoon you will be driven to
the Sam Sand Dunes, about 40kms away from the
city, for camel ride and to view the sunset.
En route you will also visit Bada Bagh, the
Cenotaphs of the Rajputs warriors and Lodhruva,
the ancient capital of Jaisalmer where you see
the fine Jain temple. |
| Day 06: |
Jaisalmer –
Jodhpur: The 500 hundred year old Marwar
state capital is believed to be founded by the
descendent of Rama, the epic hero of Ramayan.
This is the second largest city of Rajasthan.
The massive Mehrangarh fort looms on the top
of the rocky hill with panoramic view of the
blue colored city below. Half day here is enough
to cover the sightseeing of tourist interest.
Overnight in Rohert Garh or Luni is possible
in an excellent 4 star heritage hotel. |
| Day 07: |
Kumbhalgarh: En route we stop at Ranakpur, the tranquil pilgrimage
town of the Jains. After visiting the unique
and beautiful Jain temple we ascend the Aravali
hills and arrive in Kumabalgarh. The formidable
Kumbhalgarh fort stands cradled in the cluster
of rolling hills. |
| Day 08: |
Kumbhalgarh
– Udaipur: Barely 2 hours drive
and you arrive in Udaipur dubbed often as the
‘Venice of the East’ center of Rajasthan’s
arts, paintings and crafts. Udaipur, the city
of dawn, is a lovely land around azure water
lakes, hemmed in by the lush hills of the Aravali
range. |
| Day 09: |
| Day 10: |
Agra – Delhi: We drive back to Delhi and complete
the tour until departure transfer to the airport.
Situated in the green oasis on the shore of
Ana Sagar lake, wrapped in the barren hills,
Ajmer became a favorite residence of great Moghuls.
Daragah is the famous pilgrimage site for the
Muslims in India. We make an excursion to Pushkar
famous for its lake where the Hindus take their
ritual bath. An extra ordinary event takes place
on the full moon in November when the largest
cattle fair in India is held. Nomads from the
Thar Desert gather to trade their cattle then. |
| Day 11: |
Ajmer
– Jaipur: The capital city of
Rajasthan is referred as the pink city because
of the pink colored mansions. The city was designed
with wide straight avenues,
roads lanes and uniform rows of shops on the
either side of main bazaar arranged in 9 rectangular
sectors (chokris) in accordance with the principles
of town planning laid down in Hindu epochal
treatise ¬ Shilpa Shastra. Visit of the
Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal (Palace
of the Winds), Jantar Mantar (a stone observatory). |
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| Day 13: |
Jaipur –
Agra: Along the way visit of the ghost
city of Fatehpur Sikri, the architectural enigma
of Mughal Empire. In Agra visit of the 7th wonder
of world the Taj Mahal. |
| Day 14: |
Agra – Delhi: We drive back to Delhi and complete
the tour until departure transfer to the airport. |
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