Day 01: Delhi (Arrive)
Welcome to Delhi, India! a monumental city with a vibrant mix of old and new teeming bazaars, stately British boulevards, powerful Mughal palaces and forts, and intricate, ethereal towers, temples and tombs. On arrival at Delhi International Airport you will be met and assisted by our company executive and transferred to your hotel.Overnight in Delhi

Day 02: Delhi –Mandawa (265 kms/ 6 hrs)
Morning after breakfast check-out and Drive to Mandawa on the way you will visit a bazaar where people from all the nearby village come to buy the fruits and vegetables. Arrive at Mandawa. Check in to the hotel and free time for leisure.. Overnight in Mandawa

Day 03: Mandawa –Jaipur (170 kms / 3 hrs)
Morning after breakfast check-out and Drive to Jaipur. Enjoy a walking tour of Mandawa dominated by apainted arched gateway adorned with Lord Krishna and his cows. Visit Chokhani and Ladia Havelis and the street with Saraf Havelis. Afternoon: Demonstration of gem-cutting & polishing.On arrival check in to the hotel. Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital is also known as the PinkCity. The origin of this nickname becomes immediately apparent as you enter the old city walls and greet the pink-colored buildings that rise at every turn.Overnight in Jaipur.

Day 04: Jaipur
Start with an exhilarating excursion to Amber Fort perched on top of a hill. visit the Jagmandir(the hall of victory). Perched on a hillside on the outskirts of town, the palace was constructed in the 1590s by Maharaja Man Singh, the commander of Akbar’s army, and was largely motivated by the highly defensible location. This is a beautiful and very well preserved structure, built on four levels and surrounded by ruins, which served as the backdrop for the Mira Nair movie “Kama Sutra: A Tale of Love.” Start exploring the city by a stop at the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds). This magnificent structure was built to allow the royal ladies of the palace to discretely watch the grand processions along the main street. The city palace was built between 1729 and 1732 by the ruler of Amber Sawai Jai Singh II. City palace has a large part of total area of Jaipur which is surrounded by battle door. The palace complex was built like there is another city in a city. A complex of courtyards, gardens, buildings, temples, fountains, pounds, courts, horse stable, workshops and playgrounds. Continue to the impressive Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory built in the early 1700s by Maharaja Jai Sing II, the astronomer to which this city owes its name. The term “Jantar Mantar” literally means “instruments for measuring the harmony of the heavens”. It houses various architectural and astrological instruments that have caught the interests of astronomers, historians and architects around the world. It is considered to be one of the largest observatories ever built. While you are in the city, you can also visit the nearby popular street markets of Jaipur like Renowned Johori bazaar with hundreds of jewellery vendors, plus handcrafted clothing, furniture, art & more. Overnight in Jaipur.

Day 05: Jaipur – Ranthambore (190 kms / 3.2 hrs)
Today you will be driven to ranthambore national park. On arrival check in and enjoy lunch in the hotel after that enjoy an optional game drive with a expert tour guide. Overnight in ranthambore.
Day 06: Ranthambore
Begin today with an early morning game drive in search of the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger. After lunch you can return back to park for an optional game drive. Overnight in ranthambore.

Day 07: Ranthambore –Bharatpur (207 kms / 4.4 hrs)
Once a fortified city thought impregnable, Bharatpur today welcomes guests with open arms, as one of the main stop-offs on the Delhi-Jaipur-Agra Golden Tourism Triangle. Today you will enjoy a visit to a world famous keoladeo national bird sanctuary. This park has many different varieties of migratory and non migratory birds. Overnight in bharatpur.

Day 08: Bharatpur –Agra (56 kms / 1 hrs)
Drive to Agra en-route visiting Fatehpur Sikri an eerily abandoned capital from the MughalEmpire between 1570 and 1586. Akbar built this city to celebrate the birth of his son andfuture heir to the throne, Emperor Jahangir. While Akbar is believed to have been illiterate,he took great interest in the arts and architecture Fatehpur Sikri is one of his masterworks.Sadly, it served as capital for little more than a decade, eventually abandoned for lack ofaccessible water. After reaching agra check in to a hotel and rest. In the evening you will visit a Mehtab bagh for sunset.

Day 09: Agra
Enjoy the sunrise at the Taj Mahal. Often considered the pinnacle of Mughal art in India, the Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. When declaring it a world heritage site, UNESCO There is few. The jewel of Muslim art in Indiadescribed it as words that can describe the magnificence of this monument. Marvel as light and colors transform this stunning monument in the beautiful dawn glow. Return to the hotel. . Later we will discover the Agra Fort, another UNESO heritage site built and added to between the 16th and 17th centuries by successive rulers of the Mughal Dynasty. The fort was built primarily as a military structure, but Shah Jahan upgraded it to a palace and later it became his gilded prison for 8 years after his son Aurangzeb seized power. The elegant building inside reflects an interesting synthesis of Hindu and Central Asian architectural styles. Overnight in agra.

Day 10: Agra –Delhi (256 kms / 3.5 hrs)
Today you will drive back to delhi. Tour Old and New Delhi visiting Raj Ghat, Mahatma Gandhi’s serene and evocative cremation site, India Gate (the War Memorial) and the Presidents House (from the outside), the Baha’ILotus Temple (closed on Mondays) – this distinctive lotus shaped marvel in marble is a symbolof peace, the Qutub Minar a stunning 240-foot minaret, the tallest in the world surroundedby an elaborate complex built in the Indo-Islamic architectural tradition. Today, you will be transferred to the International Airport for your return flight home.