Day 01. Arrive Delhi + Old Delhi Sight Seeing

Arrive Delhi. On Arrival You Are Met And Transferred To Hotel. Afternoon Enjoy Sight Seeing Of Old Delhi Includes Visiting Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Raj Ghat And Humayun's Tomb. (Overnight At Hotel)

Day 02: New Delhi Sight Seeing

After Breakfast Enjoy Sight Seeing Of New Delhi Which Includes Visiting India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhawan, President House And Qutub Minar. (Overnight At Hotel)

Day 03: Delhi – Jaipur

After Breakfast At Hotel, Checkout From The Hotel And Drive To Jaipur City Palace Museum - The Royal Residence Of The Maharaja Of Jaipur, Known For Its Stunning Architecture, It Also Houses A Museum And The Observatory (Jantar Mantar) Where Past, Present And Future Merge At This Jai Singh's Observatory, Where Time Has Been Accurately Measured Since The 17th Century. Overnight Stay At Your Hotel.

Day 04: Jaipur

Morning After Breakfast, Visit Amber Fort, The Ancient Capital Of The State Until 1728 And See The Sheesh Mahal Or The Hall Of Victory Glittering With Mirrors, Jai Mahal And Temple Of Kali. Ascend, On Elephant Back, The Hill On Which The Fort Is Situated. Later Proceed For Sightseeing Tour Of Jaipur Visiting The Hawa Mahal (Palace On Winds) , This Elaborate Building, Now Little More Than A Facade, Is Encrusted With Delicate Screens And Carved Balconies From Which The Royal Ladies, Confined To Their Quarters, Could Sneak Views Of The Outside World.

Day 05: Drive Jaipur To Agra

This Morning After Breakfast Drive To Agra. Enroute Visit Fatehpur Sikri , Built By Emperor Akbar In 1569 To Commemorate The Birth Of His Son And Later Abandoned Due To Scarcity Of Water. Visit The Remains, It Fortifications Within The City Including Jama Masjid, Tomb Of Salim Chisti, Panch Mahal And Other Palaces. Arrive At Agra And Check In To Your Hotel.Overnight At Hotel.

Day 06: Agra Sight Seeing

After Breakfast At Hotel, Later Proceed For Sightseeing Tour Of Agra Visiting Taj Mahal, The Magnificent Monument Built By The Emperor Shahjahan As An Expression Of His Love For His Queen Mumtaz Mahal And Red Fort, The Rusty And Majestic Red-Sandstone Fort Of Agra Stands On The Banks Of The River Yamuna And The Construction Was Started By Emperor Akbar In 1566. At The Diwan-I-Am (Hall Of Public Audience), A Colonnaded Hall Of Red-Sandstone With A Throne Alcove Of Inlaid Marble At The Back, The Emperor Heard Public Petitions. At The Diwan-I-Khas (Hall Of Private Audience) Where Marble Pavilions With Floral Inlays Lend An Ethereal Ambience, The Emperor Sat On His Gem-Studded Peacock Throne And Met Foreign Ambassadors And Rulers Of Friendly Kingdoms.Overnight In Hotel.

Day 07: Agra - Khajuraho

After Breakfast At Hotel, Checkout From Hotel And Drive To Khajuraho Via Jhansi.Arrive Khajuraho And Checkinto Hotel. Later Visit Enjoy The Eastern And Western Temple Tour

At Khajuraho. (O/N At Hotel)

The Temple Tour: - The Largest Temple Of The Western Group, And The Most Magnificent, Is The Kandariya Mahadeo Temple Dedicated To Lord Shiva.
Built During The Reign Of King Vidyadhara, Of The Chandela Dynasty, The Temple Soars To An Impressive Height Of 31 Metres Above The Main Platform, And Has Lavish And Elaborate Sculptures, Representing Chandela Art At Its Very Zenith.

Do Take Along A Guide Who Will Explain Everything In Detail And Make Your Visit Really Interesting. Other Temples In The Group Are Chausath Yogini, Chitragupta, Vishwanath, Lakshmana, Matangeshwara, Devi Jagadamba, Parvati, Lakshmi And Varaha Temples, Each With Its Own History, Presiding Deity And Points Of Interest.

The Eastern Group Is A Short Rickshaw Ride Away And Consists Of Three Jain Temples In An Enclosure And Four Others Scattered Around The Old Village Of Khajuraho. Don’t Miss Seeing The Famous Sculpture Of The Damsel Removing A Thorn From Her Foot – In The Parsvanath Temple (Jain Group). The Southern Group Has Two Temples – The Duladeo, Which Is Fairly Close To The Jain (Eastern) Group, And The Chaturbhuj Temple, Adorned With A Huge, Intricately Carved Image Of Lord Vishnu

Day 08: Fly Khajuraho To Varanasi

After Breakfast, Intime You Are Transferred To Airport To Board Your Flight To Varanasi. Arrive Varanasi And Check Into Hotel. Later Enjoy The Boat Ride On The Holy River Gangej. After Visit Return Back To Hotel. Overnight At Hotel.

Day 09: Varanasi Sight Seeing + Fly Kathmandu

Enjoy The Sightseeing Tour Of Bharat Mata Temple, Durga Temple And Tulsi Manas Temple.
The Bharat Mata Temple North-West Of Godaulia Is A Modern Shrine, Inaugurated By Mahatma Gandhi. It Has A Huge Relief Map Of The Indian Sub-Continent Showing All Its Rivers, Mountains And Pilgrimages. The 19th Century Durga Temple 4 Kms From Godaulia Is Also Popularly Known As The ‘Monkey Temple’ Because Of An Overwhelming Simian Presence. The Idol Of Durga, A Manifestation Of Shakti Is Dressed In Red And Rides A Tiger With The Trident, The Discus And A Sword In Her Hands. The Tulsi Manas Temple- Its White Marble Walls Have The Verses Of Tulsidas’ Ramcharitmanas Inscribed On Them. After Visit, Intime You Are Transferred To Airport To Board Your Flight To Kathmandu. Arrive Kathmandu, KATHMANDU - Kathmandu, the capital of the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal, nestled in the cradle of the Himalayas, the highest mountains in the world. It is the world’s only Hindu Kingdom, unified by King Prithvi Narayana Shah in the late 18th century. Nepal is known as the kingdom where deities mingle with mortals. It is a blend of the best of China, Tibet and India, squeezed between the vastness of China to the north and India to the south, east and west, and the staircase to the forzen heights of “the roof of the world. Nepalese people are perhaps the friendliest in the world, with kind and spiritual nature. The scenery is simply without parallel. On Arrival You Are Met With Our Representative And Check Into Hotel. Overnight At Hotel.

Day 10: Kathmandu – Sight Seeing

After Breakfast At Hotel, Enjoy City Tour Of Kathmandu Visiting The Durbar Square, The Highest Concentration Of At Least 48 Buildings Of Unique Architecture, Palaces, Monuments And Temples Are Found Here. We Continue To The Kumari Bhal, Or The Temple Of The Living Goddess. A Young Buddhist Girl Whom The Locals Believe Is A Living Goddess Appears In A Window Of The Temple Courtyard. However, You Will Not Be Allowed To Come Any Closer To This Deity, As Only Hindus Are Allowed An Audience With Her. Overlooking The Durbar Square Is The Hanuman Dhoka Palace, Built By King Pratap Mall In The 17th Century, Which Means The “Gate Of The Monkey God”. At The Entrance There Is A Huge Statue Of The Monkey God Hanuman From The Ramayan Epic. Shiva-Parvati Temple, A Three Storey Temple Famous For Its Erotic Stone Carvings. Visit To The World’s Most Glorious Buddhist Also Visit Stupa Of Swayambunath. It Is Said To Be 2000 Years Old And Is Situated 70 M Above The Level Of Valley. Often Referred To As The `Monkey Temple’. This Temple Is Believed To Be Famous In The Tantric Cult.

Afternoon Visit The Ancient Town Of Patan Also Known As Lalitpur (City Of Beauty And Fine Art) .It Was An Important Buddhist Centre, That Flourished Under The Malla Kings. Patan Is An Ancient City Filled With Exotic Pagodas, Intricate Gateways, Fabulous Deities, And Endless Carvings. Stroll Through The City, Visiting Durbar Square With The Old King’s Palace. Visit Krishna Temple With Its Depictions Of Ancient Hindu Epics And The Ashoka Stupa, And The Mythological Bird Garuda With Spread Wings On The Peak Of A Pillar Sits. Also Visit Taleju Temple (17 Century), The 3 Storey Bhimsen Temple. Further You See The Shiva Temple With Two Stone Elephants And Artistic, Erotic Stone Cutting Work, And The Mahabuddha Temple (14th Century), The Temple Of 1000 Buddha’s, Similar To The One In Bodh Gaya, Where Buddha Attained Nirvana. Next We Visit The Tibetan Refugee Settlement. This Is An Interesting Slice Of Culture And History Contained In A Relatively Small Area. In 1957 The Chinese Invaded Tibet, Causing Thousands Of Tibetans To Flee Their Country. The Tibetans Crossed The Himalayan Mountains On Foot And Many Settled In Nepal. This Camp Was Formed With The Help Of The United Nations And Provides A Place For The People Of Tibet To Work And Live Self-Sufficiently, While They Await The Opportunity To Return To Their Homeland.

Day 11: Kathmandu

Breakfast At Hotel Day Free To Explore Area Or Free For Shopping.

Day 12: Kathmandu – Delhi + Connect Flight To Home Country

Breakfast at hotel, later Intime you are transferred to airport for your flight to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and take a connection flight to back home.