DAY 01
Mumbai
Our representative will receive you at Mumbai’s airport and will transfer you to the hotel.
Mumbai, the city of dreams is the mainmetropolis of India. The city is full of life and is also recognized for its renowned tourist places, commercial hubs and government bodies. Mumbai can be flawlesslydescribed with the help of these words vibrant, extravagant and fashionable.
This sociable city lies on the shores of the Arabian Sea. The city is profoundly known for its lavish lifestyles, delightful nightlife, varied cultures and is personified to glamour, the Bollywood industry.
Enliven yourself with a soothing tour around the Chowpatty beach in the evening.
Chowpatty beach, located at the edge of the Marine Drive is jam-packed with people, vendors and roadside restaurants serving the specialties of Mumbai’s Kulfi and Bhelpuri. It even points for numerous traditional and religious ritual activities such as immersion of Ganesh idols on the eve of Ganesh Chaturthi and annual thread tying activity that pledges young boys into the Brahmin caste.
Overnight will be in Mumbai.
DAY 02
Mumbai
Breakfast will be at hotel.
Explore and enjoy the sightseeing tour of Mumbai.
The northern area of the Colaba is known as the Mumbai fort. This area features a lot of imposing monumental constructions since Mumbai’s Golden Period.
St. John’s church is worth a visit as it is dedicated as the tribute to the soldiers who laid down their lives in the Sindh campaign in 1838 and the first Afghan war of 1843.
Marine drive which is also recognized as the Queen’s necklace due to melodramatic line of street lights that are lit up at night is located in Central Mumbai and was built in the years of 1920’s and 1930’s.
Observe the landmark of the city, Gateway of India, which was designed by George Wittet is the most outstanding monument of the country. The gloomy arch has a mixed architectural style with indoor – Saracenic with Gujarati and Islamic touch such as wooden carvings on the buildings. This structure was built to honor the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911. It even serves as the departing point for the ferries who head towards the elephant Caves.
With surprise, observe India Gate where you shall next be astonished with the splendor of Flora fountains which is established on the site of the Old Church Gate of the Bombay Fort. The place has now been popularly known as Hutama Chowk. It was built to salute Sir Bartle Frere, a former governor of Bombay and termed after the Greek goddess Flora. This place marks the convergence of five streets and is acknowledged as the Picadilly Circus in Mumbai.
The amazing and outstanding example of Victorian gothic style of architecture is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus which has been amalgamated with themes of Indian traditional architecture. The westernmost end point of the central railways of Indiais a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
On the contrary we view is the English Gothic style. The perfect example is the attractive High Court which is situated next to the Oval Ground. Statues of Justice and Surmount the central architecture.
Rajabai Clock Tower is located at the gardens of the Bombay University, which is built above the portion of the library section. The building structures five beautifully decorated storeys that tower 280 feet in height.
Sit and relax in the beauty of Nature with Hanging Gardens of Mumbai are also called as the Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens. Their foundation stone was laid down in the year 1880 and was renovated in the year 1921. Located on the slopes of the hill, the terrace garden overlooks south from Malabar Hills towards Colaba and provides a spectacular view of the city as well as of the sunset.
Observe the real side of India through Dhobhi Ghat which is the traditional way of laundryman. The "laundries" are called "ghats". There are concrete wash pens in a row. The clothes are drenched in soap water, spanked on the wash pen stones, then tossed into enormouscontainers of boiling starch and hung out to dry. Renowned Dhobi Ghats is situated at Saat Rasta near Mahalaxmi Station where two hundred dhobis and their families work together.
Stroll around Colaba and enjoy shopping in the evening.
Overnight will be in Mumbai.
DAY 03
Mumbai – Udaipur by air
Enjoy the first meal of the day at the hotel.
Explore the slum areas of Mumbai, but if you are interested.
Then we transfer you to the Airport for your flight to Udaipur and check into the Hotel.
Udaipur is the city of lakes, temples and traditions. This is an incredible city of Rajasthan where you enjoy a stay in the lap of nature and culture. It is one of the organized and the most romantic cities of the world as the city is the fairyland for romantic love birds. Beautifully set in the mighty elevated hills with serene lakes makes it a picture perfect destination which has framed it as the Venice of East. There is an amusing blend of sight, sound and experiences.
Udaipur is the jewel of MEWAR – a kingdom ruled by the Sisodia dynasty for 1200 Years.
Overnight will be at Udaipur.
DAY 04
Udaipur
Breakfast at Hotel.
Sightseeing tour of Udaipur.
Halting first at City Palace.
The enduring City Palace, inaugurates itself on the banks of the Lake Pichola which is built with the union of Mughal and Rajasthani style. This architectureboosts the artistry of this elegant city. The palace was completed over 400 years and various dynasties helped in the completion of the palace.
Locates itself on the crown of the hill, the palace offers anawe-inspiringsight of the city. It is one of the largest Palaces in its own way in the state. The palace features of arches, towers, and domes which enriches the spark of beauty of this heritage site. Being a visionary treat, the city encompasses of appealing hanging gardens, terraces, corridors, courtyards, pavilions, and rooms. This massive structure is built in marble and granite with 11 different palaces built by different emperors, but they are still similar to each other.
You will be bewildered when you examine at the incredible ornamental tile work, graceful glass mirror, unique and antique paintings and furniture of these 11 palaces.
Saheliyonki Bari is a courtyard of maidens built by Sangram Singh II in 1710. This remarkably attractive small garden was built for the refreshment of those 48 women attendants who came as the part of the dowry. Located in the northern part of the city, this garden brags about the marble elephants, kiosks, a lotus pool, and fountains. It is one of the most striking gardens in the city of lakes and draws a flood tourist. The architectural design braces the romantic ambience of the garden as well as giving a spectacular overview of the city.
Bagoreki Haveli is located on the Gangotri ghat right on the waterfront of Lake Pichola, this 18th century was built by the prime minister of Mewar and till date it has been restored. The Haveli accommodates 138 rooms with thought-provoking art galleries which encompasses of folk and contemporary art and has a broad selection of world renowned monuments which beautifully carved out of polystyrene. The palace is perfect way to know about the royal life style of the royal families.
Jagdish Temple is the largest Hindu temple and is located in the center of city. This Indo Aryan temple was built by MaharanaJagat Singh in the year 1651 and is an astonishing carved structure which reveres a black stone image of Vishnu as Jagannath with the brass image of Garuda who is the Vishnu’s man bird Vehicle. This temple is perched on a tall terrace with an elephant flanked flight of steps at the entrance is the major monument of the city.
In the latter part of the day we will have an amazing evening motor launch cruise on the serene waters of Lake Pichola. This boat ride will let you observe the city of Udaipur as charismatically sets itself above the lake in this desert.
During this ride we will also visit the Jag Mandir Palace, located in the middle of Lake Pichola and is also profoundly known as Lake Garden Palace. It was used as a summer resort by the royal families of the city during summers.
Overnight will be in Udaipur.
DAY 05
Udaipur – Ranakpur – Jodhpur by Road 250kms in 05hrs
First meal of the day at the hotel.
Start for Jodhpur visiting Ranakpur enroute.
En route, RANAKPUR TEMPLES, is one of the most notable Jain temples in the state of Rajasthan and is located at the distance of 95 kms from the city of lakes, Udaipur.. This temple is one of the five important pilgrimage sites of Jains. This 15th century temple is globally known for their fine and incredible style of architecture which has been constructed in the light colored marble with more than 1400 pillars that are intricately carved to support the temple. This temple has also been nominated amongst 77 wonders of the world.
Reach Jodhpur and check in the hotel.
Jodhpur, founded by Rao Jodha in 1459 is situated at the edge of the Thar Desert is also known as the blue city as most of the houses in the old Jodhpur is painted in blue color. This populous desert city flutters with beauty glorified, warmth and romance. A visit to Jodhpur is a romantic journey into the past with forts, palaces, temples, culture, tradition, spices, fabric, color, flourishing handicrafts all adds to make this historic city worth a visit.
First sightseeing in the Sun city would be at the Umaid Bhawan Palace, one of the largest private residences in the country. This Palace was built in terms to give employment to people of Jodhpur during the feminine during the construction of this Palace it was also known as Chittar Palace as the stones used in the construction were known cheater.
Overnight stay in Jodhpur.
DAY 06
Jodhpur – Jaipur by road 280kms in 5.5hrs
Day starts with a visit to Mehrangarh Fort is the largest forts in India and sits on the top of a hill at 122m above the city and several palaces are captivated within remarkable thick walls and was built in the year 1459. These palaces are extremely noted for its fine carvings and extensive courtyards. It covers the area of 5 kms and is 125 m high on the hill. The museum in the fort is most well stocked museum in the state. You can speculate a huge collection of musical instruments, palanquins, royal costumes, furniture, and the cannons in the fort's courtyard. The fort even provides a breathtaking view of the city and is one of the popular tourist attractions in the state.
Close to the fort lies, Jaswant Thada, our next stop, is the royal white marble gravestone of the 19th century built as a memorial of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II and three other cenotaph stands nearby. Jaswant Thada is traditional crimination ground for all the royal rulers of Jodhpur. The complex comprises of uniquely carved pavilions, beautiful lush green garden and a small lake. This place is an example of architectural wonders in India.
Commute to the city of Jaipur through breathtaking villages.
Reach the capital city of the state, Jaipur.
Check in hotel.
Jaipur, usually known as the Pink city of the country is the capital and the largest city of the state Rajasthan. The city is sanctioned as the Pink city as the most of buildings in the city are painted with pink color which is a visual treat to the eyes. The city is the sacred vessel of Indian tourism and boasts various world renowned monuments. Jaipur is also recognized as the city of Victory as it is turbulent and gridlocked but it still has the footprints of the rich royal past. Glittering turbans made out of sugar spun wool brightly burn a pathway through brilliantly bargained markets where colorful saris allure the eyes like butterflies.
The city is the gateway to the desert state is most popular tourist destination across the world.
Overnight will be at Jaipur.
DAY 07
Jaipur
After enjoying the appetizing first meal of the day we shall progress towards the sightseeing tour of the city.
We shall outset with elephant ride to Amber fort, which is set atop of the hill, 11 kms from the capital city, the palace is a typical romantic fort with the artistic style of Hindu elements in its architecture. The palace has beautiful fusion of both Hindu and Mughal architecture which is an ultimate feature of this fort.
Then we shall progress further for the sightseeing tour of the city for the rest of the day.
City Palace, a center of activities for the ruler of Jaipur, is a conglomerate of palaces with many courtyards and palaces and was built by Sawai Jai Singh II between 1729 to 1732 AD. The architectonics of the palace is a great medley of three dynasties, namely, Mughal, Rajput and European. The palace constitutes of two famous palaces known Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal. Whereas today Chandra Mahal has been turned into a museum, which portrays various uniforms, handcrafted products and lifestyle of royal families.
Next we go and speculate is Jantar Mantar, astrological devices for individual constellations is one of the largest and best preserved observatories out of five in the country. This observatory was built by Jai Singh II and is a unique experience of walking through solid geometry.
After a unique walk in solid geometry we refresh our imagination with sightseeing of Hawa Mahal, also famed as the Palace of winds. The place got its name due to the high screen wall of palace with 953 windows through which the women of the palace could witness street festivals but it was not visible from outside. The palace is located on the edge of City palace and is constructed with pink and red sandstone in the year 1799 by Pratap Singh.
In the latter part of the day, we shall stopover at the Birla Temple to get aware more on the religious life of Jaipur. Located at the foot of the Moti dungri Fort, Birla Temple is magnetizing illuminated during the latter part of the day, which attracts a flood of tourist attraction. Built 1988 with the finest quality of white marble, this temple is dedicated to lord Vishnu. The stained glass work in the temple depicts the scenes from Hindu scriptures. It is a modern architectural wonder with lush green gardens all round.
Here you will also be witnessing AARTI ceremony, which is a treat to watch.
Overnight in Jaipur.
DAY 08
Jaipur – Ranthambore
By road 170kms in 04hrs.
The morning meal will be at Hotel.
Reach Ranthambore and check into the luxury Lodge.
Ranthambore, the largest national parks in India places in the southeast part of Rajasthan. Ranthambore was earlier the Sawai Madhopur Game Sanctuary and later it was established as the national park. The place is fundamentally notable for tigers in India and is the finest place to see the wonders of predators in the jungle. The park is situated at the junction of the Banās River and Chamba River. November to May are said to be the best months to discover the place. The place boasts the beauty of lush green deciduous forest which is suited for nature lovers and wildlife lovers as you will explore tigers and more than 200 species of birds. Some of the famous fauna that you will contemplate in the region are samba deer, Indian wild boar, hulman, Indian peacock and many more. An electrifying Safari Ride will aid us to be in close proximity to the animals. The park also boasts Ranthambore fort, which is the daunting fort in Rajasthan as it features the beautiful stone temples of Lord Shiva, Ganesh and ramlalji. Padam Talao is the largest lake in the park with a beautiful red stone building known as jogi Mahal.
Overnight will be at Ranthambore.
DAY 09
Ranthambore
Rise and shine yourself at the fresh sunrise and go ahead for your safari ride in the park. Discover a roadway to tigers and other animals of the park.
Pave your way back to the resort and enjoy the morning meal of the day.
Refresh yourself and spend some leisure time in the hotel or you get out to explore the temple which besets itself on the top of the fort.
During the cocktail hour enjoy the delicious lunch at the hotel and then head towards afternoon safari in the park. This round of safari will last till 5 or 6 in the evening.
Return yourself to the resort.
Overnight will be at Ranthambore.
DAY 10
Ranthambhore – Fatehpur Sikri – Agra by Road 260kms in 06hrs
After the morning meal we shall proceed forward for the elephant ride to Amber fort.
A classic romantic fort palace, which was built by Raja Mann Singh I in the year 1592 and was completed by his descendant Jai Singh I is a forbidding exterior belies an inner Parad.
Then we shall drive to Agra.
While we drive to Agra we shall stopover at Fatehpur Sikri.
Founded in 1569, fatepur Sikri is located at the distance of 37 kms from Agra was a short term capital city of the Mughal empire under the reign of the emperor Akbar. He visited the city to consult a saint and was predicted a birth of an heir to the Mughal dynasty. When prediction came true, Akbar shifted his capital here, and ordered for the construction of grand mosque as a gratitude to the saint. He even built three palaces for his favorite wives. The city was a perfect presentation of Indo Islamic style. The palace has also recorded its name in the world heritage site.
Reach Agra and stay in a hotel.
Agra also dubbed as Saga love is an ancient city as the place find it in the pages of the Mahabharata, but the city drew main attention during the Mughal Dynasty. Agra is a famous city across the globe as it boasts one of the Seven Wonders of the World, The Taj Mahal. Every tourist gets allured by the contrasting structures of red sandstone and white marble, the intricate lanes and old fashioned buggies is still the charm of the city.
In the late evening we shall speculate enticing shows which depict the Mughal era - Mohabatt e Taj.
Mohabatt e Taj is the world of romance and immortal love of the great love story of the emperor Shah Jahan and Mumtaz that has been personified in the form of dance and drama. This performance takes us to the 16th century and portrays us the profuse lifestyle of Mughal era. The memorable part of the show is a replica of the Taj Mahal in Makrana marble weighing 8,500 kg with inlay work which presents various moods and shades, very similar to the original Taj Mahal.
This show is worth speculating as it is an effort to hold up the historical and cultural legacy of India.
Overnight in Agra.
DAY 11
Agra
As the sun rays begin to spread its light we shall step ahead towards the epitome of love, Taj Mahal.
We speculate world heritage site, Taj Mahal, one of the most captivating and dazzling monument built by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz as a final resting place. It took over 22 years of hard labor of 20,000 workers to build this perfect symmetrical monument. This Seven Wonders of the World was built by a Persian architect Ustad Ahmad Lahauri. It is also famed for its elegant domes, finely carved screens, and for best inlay work.
After a visit to monument of eternal love, we return back to our hotel for breakfast, Then we move forward for the sightseeing of Agra.
Our next stop after breakfast is the cenotaph of the Mughal emperor Akbar, Sikandra. Situated in the outskirts of the Agra city, the emperor started the construction of his tomb during his lifetime, but later it was completed by his son Jahangir. The monument featured manicured lawns with finely carved gateways and white marble cenotaph. This monument perfectly imbibes the best of Hindu, Christian, Islamic, Buddhist, Jain motifs, signifying the new religion started by Akbar – the DEEN E ILAHI.
After speculating this beautiful monument we proceed further to glare at Agra Fort, an imperialistic fort situated on the banks of the Yamuna which was authorized by Emperor Akbar. It encloses numerous palaces and houses like the Moti Masjid, Diwan-I-Am, Diwan-I-Khas, Musamman Burj, Jehangiri Mahal, Khaas Mahal, Sheesh Mahal etc. It is the finest architectural monument built in red sandstone.
After glaring at the citadel of Akbar we proceed further to visit baby Taj. An impressive tomb in white marble, built by Nur Jahan, in memory of her father Ghias-ud-Din Beg, who was entitled to the title of ‘Itimad-ud-Daulah’ meaning ‘Pillar of the Government’.
Then walk on the other side of Yamuna for the heritage walk with our professional guide.
The other side Yamuna is comprised of the history of Mughal Agra where various developments of Mughal dynasty can be witnessed along with significant views of Taj Mahal.
Appreciate the extensive hospitality of the local villagers sipping a cup of Masala Chai on the Tea Terrace with standard, comfortable, clean, affordable, and safe facilities. The whole village walk through India’s Mughal History and amiable people is an unforgettable experience.
Overnight will be in Agra
DAY 12
Agra – Jhansi by deluxe train
Jhansi – Orchha – Panna by road 220kms in 05hrs
Enjoy the morning meal at the hotel.
Then we shall head towards the railway station to board the train for Jhansi.
Reach Jhansi and we shall drive to panna while taking a stopover at Orchha.
We stop at medieval legacy in stone; Orchha, which has captured its dignity in stone and has frozen in time with the rich legacy since ages. This monument still retains its perfection since it was built in 16th and 17th centuries by Bundela rulers. Achieving the excellent measurements of their exteriors are interiors which symbolize the finest flowering of the Bundela School of painting. The walls and ceiling in Raj Mahal and Laxminaryan Temple are brought to rich life with murals of various religious themes. Various memorials and shrines that are scattered around the area add a charm to the beauty of Orchha.
Continue our drive to Panna. Reach Panna and check into the hotel.
Panna national park is home to the best wildlife species in the country located in the districts of Panna of Madhya Pradesh at a stone throw distance from Khajuraho. In the year 1994 the park was declared as the 22nd tiger reserve in the country and 5th in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The park has also won an award for the best maintained park in the country. It is one of the famous tourist spots due to vicinity of Khujarao.
The place is even famous for its diamond industry. We shall also explore and refresh ourselves with major attraction in the district, Pandav Falls.
We shall also speculate Rajgarh Palace, which is the perfect piece of architecture that overlooks a valley.
Overnight in Panna.
DAY 13
Panna to Khajuraho
Panna – Excursion to Khajuraho
Enjoy the early morning Game drive.
Come back to the hotel and enjoy the lavish breakfast in the hotel.
Later we proceed to Khajuraho.
Explore the western and eastern temples of Khajuraho.
Come back and spend your evening leisurely in the hotel.
Overnight in Panna.
DAY 14
Panna – Khajuraho by road 40kms in 01hr
Khajuraho – Varanasi by air
If interested we shall move for the morning safari.
Enjoy the first meal of the day at the Hotel.
Dazzle yourself with serene environment of the hotel.
Later we drive to Khajuraho Airport and take off to Varanasi.
Reach Varanasi and check into the Hotel.
Varanasi, the city of temples and Ghats, is an utmost travel destination of the country over the centuries. It is one of the oldest living cities in the world. Varanasi attracts tourist who come to enjoy the mystical divinity. It is believed that one who takes his or her last breath gets the freedom from the complicated cycle of life and death so it is regarded as the Holiest cities for Hindus in the country. It is believed that the place has magical spells, but it is not faint hearted.
When sunset begins to set, we shall witness Aarti at the Ghats of Varanasi. The chants of religious hymns by priests, the sound of conch shells, bells, gongs, the smell of camphor and incense sticks will mesmerize you as you sit by the dark waters of the ancient river. Your guide will be on hand to explain the proceedings and the significance of the Vedic hymns recited by the priests.
Overnight will be at Varanasi.
DAY 15
Varanasi
Like an early bird we shall start our day with a drive to Daswamedh Ghat and take a boat ride on the holy water of River Ganga. We explore Cremination Ghats to speculate the live rituals of the world’s most important religions.
For you to enchant the beauty of this holy city we shall board you off on the banks of River Ganga.
Board the boat with your guide and you will be in the middle of the river and here you speculate the sun, unfolding its sight of sunrise in front of you.
And at the background you will experience thousands of pilgrims worshipping sunrise and having a bath in the holy waters.
We return at Ghat and walk through the paved streets of the banks of River Ganga.
Experience the death ceremony rituals.
Time for the shops to open, the market becomes a beehive of activities with the flood of tourist.
Return for breakfast to the hotel.
Stroll around famous sari markets of the city. Board yourself for a rickshaw ride from the city to the Chowk witnessing the main markets of the city.
We get down at Chowk and shall explore various markets by strolling in the streets.
We shall cover
• The wedding market (Kinari Bazaar)
• KachoriGalli (lane of kachoris, these are deep-fried snacks very popular in Varanasi)
• KhoaGalli (this lane sells milk products including paneer and condensed, sweetened milk)
• Vishwanath Galli (the most famous of all lanes in Varanasi)
Next we stop at Benaras Hindu University covering the area of 400 acres and is the largest residential universities in Asia. The complex features an art gallery and a mosque of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.
After we shall move forward to Sarnath, a well-known Buddhist site and a popular tourist destination that is worth a visit. The place got its fame after Buddha delivered its first sermon after attaining enlightenment after 2500 years. It is one of the holiest place in Asia.
We shall explore a museum that features antiquities dating back to 3rd century BC.
We even visit the textile village where will discover artisan with their set up and daily activity.
Overnight will be at Varanasi.
DAY 16
Varanasi – Delhi by air
Enjoy the morning meal at the hotel.
Leisurely enjoy the sunrise and then capture the last moments of your trip in your photographic lens.
Later we shall proceed to airport to board our flight for Delhi.
Reach Delhi and check in the hotel.
Delhi situated in the heart of the country is the capital of the country as well as tourist delight as it is evidence of the rich cultural heritage and historic monuments of the bygone era. The city houses many government offices and buildings.
Overnight will be at Delhi.
DAY 17
Delhi
We start our tour by exploring Old Delhi. Our first visit would be to the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi, profoundly known as the Father of Nation. A simple black stone sanatorium which marks the spot of crimination with an immortal flame burning at one end, as a gratitude to a person who changed the history of this sub-continent and of the world with his great ideologies.
Next we speculate is the impressive sandstone edifice, Red Fort, which was authorized by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1963 and this construction served as the center of operations for at least two centuries. This iconic symbol of India is used as a platform by the Prime Minister of India to address the public and hoist the National flag on Independence Day.
Then we board you on Rickshaw and take you to ride to Jama Masjid, the largest Mosque in Asia, through the intricate lanes of Old Delhi. Speculating the monument from outside, we shall observe the towering domes and skyscrapers which looks like an Arabian Night.
After exploring these memorable monuments we pave our way towards New Delhi, which was built in 1930’s by Britishers. This side of Delhi is a total contrast to Old Delhi and is also known as Luyten’s Delhi because this city was designed by Sir Edwin Luyten. In this comprehended avenue you will explore the magnificent government offices.
Here we will travel to India Gate, a red sandstone Arch, located on the either side of the Raj path on the edge of the ceremonial axis of New Delhi. It is also known as All India War Memorial and is homage to all those soldiers who died during the First World War. In the middle of The Arch is the Black marble podium with a flame of an immortal soldier leading us to Parliament House, which is the center of operations for the largest democracy in the world.
Walking a few miles more we shall also speculate residence of the President of India, Rashtrapati Bhawan which is also known for its Mughal Gardens with dazzling fountains. Whereas visitors can enchant its beauty only in the days of autumn.
We shall end our day by speculating with our raised neck is Qutub Minar, the tallest tower in the country. This magnificent monument is the mark of the first Mughal establishment in the country. The unique feature of this square iron tower is that it never rusts. The tower even consists of the first Mosque that was built in the country.
If we spare some time from day schedule, then we shall also visit the Lotus Temple located in South Delhi. Flower like shape temple is the mother temple of the Indian subcontinent. This prominent tourist attraction is worth speculating.
When the moon begins to spread its light in the sky we shall experience and introduce you to Sufism in the little neighborhood of Delhi, Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin. The magical version shall reveal to us the teachings of Ishq (love), Aql (intelligence) and Ilm (knowledge). And we end our night with a Sufi musical concert popularly Qawwali.
Overnight will be at Delhi.
DAY 18
Delhi – departure
Breakfast will be at hotel.
We shall transfer you to the airport for you to board a flight for your hometown, where you take back with you a classical Indian memory.
Tour Ends.
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