Itinerary

1. Day 1: Discovering Delhi's Historic Landmarks

   • Assistance upon arrival at Delhi Airport
   • Qutub Minar:
     • Description: A 73 m (240 ft.) high tower made of red sandstone and marble, the highest brick minaret globally and a significant historical landmark of India.
     • Location: Heart of Delhi, India.
     • UNESCO World Heritage Site.
     • Attractions: Visible from different parts of the city, drawing thousands of visitors daily.
   • Humayun’s Tomb:
     • Description: Final resting place of the Mughal Emperor Humayun, the first garden tomb in the Indian subcontinent.
     • Architecture: Magnificent tomb surrounded by an elaborate Mughal Garden.
   • India Gate:
     • Description: War memorial at the center of New Delhi, honoring Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives in World War I while serving the British Army.
     • Architecture: Towering archway.
   • The Rashtrapati Bhavan:
     • Description: Official residence of the President of India, situated at the Western end of Rajpath in New Delhi.
     • Components: Includes the 340-room main building, known as the mansion, containing the president's official residence, reception halls, guest rooms, and offices.
     • Estate: Spans 130 hectares (320 acres) and encompasses presidential gardens (Mughal Gardens), open spaces, residences for bodyguards and staff, stables, offices, and utilities.
     • Distinction: Largest residence of any head of state globally in terms of area.

2. Day 2: Journey to Jaipur: Icons and Heritage

   • Jama Masjid:
     • Description: Largest mosque in India, constructed from red sandstone and white marble.
   • Jaipur:
     • Description: Capital of India’s Rajasthan state, known for its association with the royal family that once governed the region.
     • Foundation: Established in 1727 by the royal family, now referred to as the Old City or "Pink City" due to its trademark building color.
     • Landmarks:
       • City Palace Complex: Opulent complex situated at the center of the stately street grid, notable in India.
         • Features: Gardens, courtyards, and museums.
         • Status: Part of the complex still serves as a royal residence.

3. Day 3: Jaipur Exploration: Palaces and Rich History

   • Morning Breakfast and continue the sightseeing tour of Jaipur
     • Description: Guests will explore the city named after its founder, Jai Sing II, a mighty warrior who ascended to power at 11.
     • Destination: Take a short drive to Amber Fort, a sprawling fortress-cum-palace that served as the capital of the Kachhawa Rajputs until 1727, when it was relocated to Jaipur.
   • Afternoon Exploration of Jaipur’s Old City
     • Description: Guests will explore the Old City, renowned for its Rajput architecture.
     • Attractions:
       • Hawa Mahal: Iconic palace known as the "Palace of Winds."
       • City Palace: Magnificent palace complex.
       • Jantar-Mantar: Historical astronomical observatory.

4. Day 4: From Jaipur to Agra: En Route to the Taj

   • Drive to Agra.
     • Description: Guests will depart after breakfast and travel to Agra.
     • En Route Visit: Fatehpur Sikri, also known as the city of victory.
   • Fatehpur Sikri Visit
     • Description: Guests will stop en route to visit Fatehpur Sikri.
   • Agra Exploration
     • Description: Upon arrival in Agra and check-in, guests may embark on a tour of the City of the Taj.
     • Main Attraction: Taj Mahal, renowned for its wondrous and mysterious beauty.

5. Day 5: Sunrise at the Taj Mahal: Farewell to India's Treasures

   • Visit to the Taj Mahal at Sunrise. Guests will begin their day with a visit to the Taj Mahal, marveling at its beauty in the morning light.
   • Breakfast at the hotel and then drive back to Delhi.
   • Transfer to Airport.