Jama Masjid • Old Delhi Rickshaw Ride • Asia’s biggest Spice Market • Rajghat • India Gate • Gurudwara Bangla Sahib (Sikh Temple) • Laxmi Narayan Temple 

Namaste—and a warm welcome to India! 

You land in India’s bustling capital. Upon your arrival at Delhi Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our tour guide and escorted to your accommodation. 

Together, we navigate the lively traffic to reach our group hotel, where you can take some time to rest and recover from your journey. In the afternoon, we meet up again for a stroll through one of the city’s most vibrant districts: Connaught Place. This square consists of a circle of elegant Georgian buildings—interconnected like a labyrinth—housing numerous shops and restaurants. These white-stone colonnades and arcades exude colonial charm and form the pulsating heart of the capital. Afterward, we embark on a culinary introduction to India during our welcome dinner together at a local restaurant.

Today promises an exciting day during which you will experience the magic of Old Delhi firsthand, gathering a wealth of colorful impressions and enjoying authentic encounters. Traveling by minibus, you will make your way to the Friday Mosque, situated just above the historic Old City. At the Jama Masjid you will quickly witness the sublime beauty and majestic grandeur embodied by so many of India’s sacred structures.

We stroll through the narrow lanes teeming with life—where merchants transport all manner of goods in wooden carts along the narrow paths, women in colorful saris do their shopping, and the occasional cow crosses our path! 

while your guide shares stories and insights into daily life in the capital. You will soon notice that the narrower the lanes become, the fewer other tourists you encounter. Traveling as a small group makes your time in Old Delhi a truly special experience.

After that indulgent meal, we will take a quick Rickshaw joy ride to Asia's biggest spice market. Here you will witness the mind boggling variety of both local and exotic spices sold across closely lined up shops. 

And again we Hop into a cycle rickshaw now to make your way through the ever-widening lanes to the Red Fort. This impressive historical landmark—which you will view from the outside—is renowned for its magnificent architecture, historical significance, and cultural diversity and get a Chance to see Fatehpuri Mosque also, built by Fatehpuri Begum on of the wives of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, Sis Ganj Sahib Gurudwara, Hindu and Jain Temple. Don't forget to keep your camera handy so you can snap a few souvenir photos.

We conclude our fascinating walk at the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque.

Now you leave the Old City behind and enter the Government Quarter. Here, the streets transform into grand boulevards, and you will make occasional brief stops—including at India Gate and the famous statue of Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat, the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi’’, iconic War Memorial India Gate. Your tour guide will be on hand to explain the historical context regarding Gandhi and India’s pivotal independence movement. Throughout your journey, you will encounter a rich tapestry of different religions, such as Hinduism and Islam. Sikhism is another prominent religion in India; to learn more about it, you will visit the traditional Sikh temple, Shri Bangla Sahib. When entering such a temple, it is customary to observe certain rituals practiced by the worshippers—such as covering your head and washing your hands and feet. You will first enter a courtyard and then proceed to the inner sanctuary, which is easily identified by the sound of spiritual chants. Take a moment to soak up the atmosphere and let the spirituality of the place wash over you. Afterward, your guide will lead you to an adjacent building to show you a vast dining hall, where all worshippers and visitors are warmly welcomed and invited to partake in a complimentary meal—whether hot or cold. Gain insight into the values and hospitality of this faith, and discover firsthand in the communal kitchen why this free food service and gathering place holds such profound significance and we will end this day with magnificent Laxmi Narayan Temple. Back to the Hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel 

2 Nights in Delhi

Qutub Minar • Lotus Temple • Lodhi Garden • Humayun Tomb • Akshardham Temple 

Next day we will start our Tour with the Qutab Minar—a 12th-century victory tower (UNESCO World Heritage Site) a special photo opportunity awaits you: Take a brief pause here to capture this landmark. 

Next we will visit A Symbol Of Excellence In Modern Indian Architecture The Lotus Temple The Baha'i House of Worship, popularly known as the Lotus Temple is not only a symbol of excellence in modern Indian architecture but also one of the most visited religious buildings in the world. This is a place of worship open to all races, religions and castes.

The form of this House of Worship takes the shape of the lotus, a flower considered sacred by most Indians. It is designed to reflect the simplicity, clarity and freshness of the Baha'i Faith and to act as a symbol of the unity of mankind and religions.

After the city's hustle and bustle we will visit Flora and fauna at Lodhi Gardens Delhi. Earlier known as Lady Willingdon Park, Lodhi Gardens is a captivating park, located in New Delhi. Lodhi Gardens present an impressive blend of lush greenery and majestic architecture which belong to the 15th and 16th century. A rich avian fauna can also be spotted here such as babblers, parakeets, mynahs, kites, owls, kingfishers and Hornbills. If you start missing the fascinating Mughal Architecture there, no worry we will again a UNESCO World Heritage Site Humayun’s Tomb and a stunning example of Mughal architecture, built in the 16th century.

And again end our day with peace and spirituality: Akshardham Temple also known as Swaminarayan Akshardham, is one of the largest Hindu temple complexes in the world. It is a masterpiece of spirituality, architecture, and Indian cultural heritage, attracting millions of visitors every year.

Located on the banks of the Yamuna River, this temple is dedicated to Bhagwan Swaminarayan and reflects the essence of traditional Indian art, values, and spirituality.

The temple showcases intricate carvings, stunning domes, and over 200 sculpted figures of deities, sages, and spiritual leaders.

The entire structure is built using pink sandstone and white marble, symbolizing devotion and peace. Unlike many modern constructions, Akshardham does not use steel or concrete, making it a marvel of traditional craftsmanship.

After an exciting start in vibrant Delhi, you will return to your accommodation. Overnight stay at Hotel.

Baby Taj

The Final Resting Place of Emperor Akbar

Fortify yourself for the day ahead with a hearty breakfast. Once you have left the bustling streets of Delhi behind, you will continue your journey to Agra. The drive is made as pleasant as possible with short coffee breaks along the way, allowing you to stretch your legs. You will also visit The Itmad ud Daula Tomb located on the banks of the Yamuna River in Agra, is often called the “Baby Taj” of India.

Empress Nur Jahan built this beautiful tomb for her father, Mirza Ghiyas Beg, between 1622 and 1628. Even though it is smaller than the Taj Mahal, many people say it inspired the design of the Taj.

Craftsmen used white marble, decorated it with colorful stones, and designed a peaceful garden around the tomb. It’s a perfect place for travelers who love quiet spots, historical stories, and beautiful architecture. In 2025, with new updates and better facilities, visiting the Itmad ud Daula Tomb is more enjoyable than ever. 

2 Nights in Agra

(Distance: approx. 205 km; Driving time: approx. 4.5 hours)

Agra Fort (UNESCO Weltkulturerbe) • Freizeit • Prachtvolles Taj Mahal (UNESCO Weltkulturerbe)

"Once in a lifetime“ – The Taj Mahal!

Begin your day of sightseeing with a visit to the famous Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This imposing Mughal fortress, built of red sandstone, impresses with its ornate audience hall and the opulent private quarters of the former Emperor Akbar. Immerse yourself in the royal splendor of bygone eras and let yourself be captivated by the impressive architecture and cultural heritage. Agra Fort built by Emperor Akbar over the years 1565 – 1573 with its maze of courtyards, mosques, and private chambers. Most of the buildings originally built by Akbar were destroyed and were replaced by his grandson Shah Jehan.

Afterwards, the afternoon is at your free disposal. Relax at your accommodation or explore the surroundings on your own.

Just in time to catch the perfect light, you will rejoin your small group and head toward the Taj Mahal. At sunset, the majestic structure is slowly enveloped in a cool, bluish glow—a sight that will undoubtedly leave you spellbound. Rely on the expertise of your tour guide, who will lead you to the right spot at the optimal moment, ensuring you enjoy a magnificent view of the building.

So, conclude your exciting day in Agra with ample time at the Taj Mahal. This palace is considered one of the most impressive structures ever built in the name of love. Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor, commissioned its construction in memory of his second wife, who passed away in 1631 while giving birth to their 14th child. Immerse yourself in the romantic atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage Site as you stroll through its magnificent gardens and learn further details about this love story from your tour guide.

Overnight stay at Hotel in Agra.

Chand Baori Stepwell • Harshat Mata Temple 

Pass Former Royal Residence of Fatehpur Sikri

Today, the itinerary features a journey to Ranthambore, where you will experience nature in its purest form. Relax during the drive in your comfortable minibus and let yourself be enchanted by the passing landscape.

En route, you will make a fascinating stop at the breathtaking Chand Baori stepwell—a truly unique gem. Here, your knowledgeable tour guide will share the captivating legend behind its creation. Chand Baori is a historic structure located in Abhaneri, built in the 9th century. This architectural masterpiece consists of symmetrical steps descending deep into the earth; it once served as both a gathering place and a water source for the local inhabitants. Today, Chand Baori makes for the perfect stopover on your journey, impressing visitors with its beauty and rich history. It also continues to draw devotees—a fact that makes this site truly special. Adjoining the baori is the architecturally splendid and sculpturally beautiful Harshat Mata temple which was built between the 7th-8th centuries, but was destroyed and damaged by Mahmud Ghazni.

Many of its pillars, columns, statues now lie scattered in the temple courtyard and in the corridors of the structure. The temple was dedicated to Harshat Mata, believed to be the goddess of happiness and joy, who spread her glow and brightness (abha) around the town.

After arrival, check in to your accommodation and wind down for the day. At the resort, you can relax by the pool or in the gardens, finding a moment of tranquility after several exciting days of travel. Enjoy a dinner shared with your fellow travelers. 

2 Nights in Ranthambore.

(Distance: approx. 280 km; Driving time: approx. 5-6 hours)

2 Jeep Safari (Morning and afternoon) • Leisure

Today, you embark on an exciting safari. During this adventurous drive through Ranthambore National Park, you will have the opportunity to observe monkeys, antelopes, deer, and even leopards in their natural habitat. Stay alert as you traverse the bumpy trails, and keep a sharp lookout so you don't miss the park's main highlight. A Bengal tiger could emerge from the thicket at any moment—and you certainly wouldn't want to miss it. The air is filled with the diverse calls of countless colorful birds, creating a fitting soundscape and a truly special atmosphere.

Each safari vehicle accommodates six passengers; consequently, two separate tours are conducted: one departs in the early morning, catching the day's first rays of sunlight, while the other takes place in the afternoon, when the national park is bathed in a warm glow. Depending on which safari you join, either the morning or the afternoon will be at your leisure. Put your feet up and enjoy a delicious lunch. At the end of the day, you can reflect on the day's experiences over a communal dinner. Overnight stay at Hotel

Birla Temple • Jeep Ride 

Morning after breakfast half of the day at leisure to enjoy the hotel’s in-house activities. After that we will follow the way to Jaipur. The capital of Rajasthan is affectionately known as the "Pink City," as many of its historic buildings feature pink facades. We arrive at our hotel in the late afternoon. After checking into our rooms, we set out for our first explorations and visit the Birla Temple. This Hindu sanctuary is constructed from white marble and is situated at the foot of the imposing Moti Doongri Fort. In the evening, you will Discover Jaipur’s magic after dark on a thrilling Night Jeep Safari! Sit back and enjoy as we drive through illuminated forts, sparkling lakes, and vibrant night markets of the Pink City. Capture stunning views of Hawa Mahal glowing under lights, feel the royal charm of Amber, and soak in the lively buzz of bazaars. Perfect for photography, culture, and unique night vibes—all from the comfort of an open jeep.

2 Nights in Jaipur

(Distance: approx. 135 kms; Driving time: approx. 2.5 hours)

Amber Fort • Palace of Winds • Jantar Mantar (UNESCO World Heritage Site) • "Pink City" • Nahargarh Palace • Water Palace • City Visit • Tuk Ruk Ride • Cooking Class

After catching your first glimpse of Jaipur yesterday, today you will explore the city in depth, starting with a special highlight: Amber Fort. This massive fortress complex towers high atop a hill, captivating every visitor with its magnificent architecture, intricate ornamentation, and fascinating history. The sheer size of the complex ensures that the crowds quickly disperse, allowing you to explore the grounds at your leisure alongside your fellow travelers. Once your tour guide has shared all the historical background regarding this former royal residence, you will return to the city, passing the City Palace en route to disembark at the Palace of Winds. With its multitude of intricately designed windows, this palace, too, is renowned as an exceptionally magnificent structure.

From here, you continue your stroll to visit the historic Jantar Mantar Observatory, where you will learn more about the role of horoscopes and beliefs in Indian culture. Afterward, you will wander through the city's rose-hued main thoroughfare—also known as the "Pink City"—which ranks among the more prosperous cities in the region. You will pass numerous shops and bazaar stalls, experiencing a daily life quite distinct from that of Old Delhi.

Together with your tour guide and fellow travelers, you will venture right into the hustle and bustle of the so-called "Food Street" at Bapoo Bazar . Your senses will be fully engaged as a multitude of extraordinary dishes and aromas beckon you to explore. Vendors offer their fabrics, as well as handmade jewelry and footwear. Let yourself be swept up in the colorful activity at the stalls and experience India at its most authentic!

After completing all this next visit awaits you to Nahargarh Fort , perched atop Aravalli Hill just outside the city. From this vantage point, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Jaipur and the surrounding landscape. Relax over a cup of tea or coffee and let yourself be enchanted by the sunset, which bathes the surroundings in a magical light. After the lively experiences of the big cities, you will come to appreciate the idyllic tranquility and vast openness 

of India. 

And finally set out for our last exploration: Cook & Dine with an Indian Family guest will be taken into the of a traditional Indian family, where you join the family for a cooking demonstration followed by dinner. You will be treated as a guest of the family throughout your visit here, it is an authentic experience and a great way to see traditional Indian cooking in action. Stay overnight at a hotel in Jaipur.

Brahma Temple • Bathing Ghats on Pushkar Lake • Chai Preparation • Evening Religious Ceremony at the Temple

In the morning, you continue your journey to the sacred city of Pushkar, which is also situated beside a beautiful lake. Upon arrival, you will experience the fascinating city of Pushkar—a significant pilgrimage site for Hindus. Here, spiritual highlights, historic temples, and the sacred Pushkar Lake await you. Immerse yourself in the religious atmosphere as you visit India’s only Brahma Temple — dating back to the 14th century—and explore the sacred ghats along the lakeshore, where countless pilgrims gather annually to bathe and pray in the holy waters.

At a local market, discover the secrets of traditional chai preparation and let yourself be captivated by the delicious aromas. Here, you will have the opportunity to purchase the authentic ingredients for a genuine Indian chai and take a piece of India home with you. In the evening you will come again to Puskar lake to experience the Religious Ceremony at Temple. Overnight stay in a hotel.

1 Night in Pushkar

(Distance: approx. 140 kms; Driving time: approx. 2.5 hours)

Journey to Khimsar • Remainder of the day at leisure

In the morning, you set off for Khimsar. Upon arrival, you check in to your majestic Heritage Palace Hotel. Immerse yourself in the luxury and charm of this historic accommodation, which offers a truly unique experience. Spend the day enjoying the hotel's amenities—relax by the pool, explore the magnificent gardens, or treat yourself to a soothing massage (bookable on-site). Soak up the atmosphere of the palace and let yourself be enchanted by its historic flair.

Should you wish to be more active in the afternoon, you can explore the nearby village or head out to the dunes. Your tour guide will be happy to offer recommendations and arrange a suitable excursion for you (optional; bookable on-site). 

1 Night in Khimsar

(Distance: approx. 150 km; Driving time: approx. 3.5 hours)

Drive through the Thar Desert • Sunset View Point of Golden City

Today, experience the fascinating desert landscape en route to the "Golden City" of Jaisalmer. As you travel through the endless expanses of the Thar Desert, you will encounter remote villages, abandoned ruins, and charming vignettes of rural life—such as children herding their goats. Depending on the group's preference, you may stop on the way for a coffee break or lunch.

Upon arriving in Jaisalmer, you will immediately immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this desert city. Savor your first impressions and let yourself be enchanted by its distinctive charm, before embarking on an extensive exploration of the city tomorrow. 

Jaisalmer, the Golden City of Rajasthan, transforms into a breathtaking wonder at sunset. As the sun dips below the horizon, its golden rays light up the desert landscape and sandstone structures, creating a magical atmosphere that draws travelers from all over the world. If you’re visiting Jaisalmer, witnessing a sunset here is an unforgettable experience. 

2 Nights in Jaisalmer

(Distance: approx. 290 km; Driving time: approx. 5 hours)

Gadisar Lake • City sightseeing (Carved Haveli)• The medieval fortress in Jaisalmer • Sam Sand Dunes Camel ride through the desert 

Morning be ready for a fascinating day filled with history, adventure, and the magic of *One Thousand and One Nights*? Discover the rich history of the desert city of Jaisalmer, which rose to prominence as a major trading hub as early as the 12th century.

So first we will start our day with the beginning of this city Lake, Gadisar Lake.

Gadisar Lake is not just a scenic attraction but a vital piece of Jaisalmer’s historical and cultural legacy. Its origins trace back to the very foundation of the city, making it one of the oldest and most significant man-made water bodies in Rajasthan. Surrounded by temples, pavilions, and ghats, this iconic Jaisalmer lake offers a quiet escape into the past, where every ripple on the water reflects centuries of devotion, architecture, and desert survival. 

Visit Jaisalmer Fort (Sonar Quila) – A living fort where people still reside, with stunning architecture and a rich history later visit Patwon Ki Haveli – A beautiful 19th-century mansion with intricate carvings and mirror work. & Nathmal Ki Haveli – A masterpiece of Indo-Islamic architecture.

In the late afternoon, an unforgettable adventure awaits you: a camel ride will take you to the majestic sand dunes of Sam, where you can experience the stark beauty of the desert in all its glory. Let yourself be enchanted by the gentle swaying motion of the camel and the endless vistas stretching across the golden sand dunes, and immerse yourself in a world where the cares of everyday life are quickly forgotten.

Experience the majestic sand dunes as they reveal their reddish splendor in the warm glow of the setting sun. Overnight stay at Hotel in Jaisalmer.

Drive to Jodhpur • Time at leisure • Cooking Class 

Today, we head to Jodhpur—also known as the "Blue City" due to the distinctive color of its houses. At first glance, the journey may seem a bit long; however, once again today, you will have the opportunity to either sit back and admire the scenery or chat with your fellow travelers. We will make a few stops along the way to stretch our legs and, if needed, grab a bite to eat.

Upon arriving in Jodhpur in the afternoon, the remainder of the day is yours to spend at leisure, giving you the chance to begin exploring the "Blue City" on your own. Originally, only priests were permitted to paint their houses light blue; however, over time, this custom was adopted by everyone. Today, these light-blue facades have become the city's signature feature. Why not pay a visit to the lively and bustling Sardar Market, located in the Old Town surrounding the Clock Tower? Stroll through the maze of narrow lanes and browse the small shops and vibrant, chaotic stalls to discover exotic spices, beautiful handicrafts, and traditional jewelry. Evening Cook & Dine with an Indian Family guest will be taken into the of a traditional Indian family, where you join the family for a cooking demonstration followed by dinner. You will be treated as a guest of the family throughout your visit here, it is an authentic experience and a great way to see traditional Indian cooking in action. Stay overnight at a hotel. 

2 Nights in Jodhpur

(Distance: approx. 270 km; Driving time: approx. 5-6 hours)

Jaswant Thada Jodhpur • Mehrangarh Fort • the Blue City • Clock Tower • Stroll through the Bazaar and Blue City • Toorji’s Step Well • Tuk-tuk Ride

Today, you set off for Jodhpur—also known as the "Blue City" due to the distinctive color of its houses. 

Begin the Jodhpur Sightseeing with Jodhpur's white marble jewel Jaswant Thada, standing gracefully near the grand Mehrangarh Fort.This stunning white-marble cenotaph was built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, serving as a peaceful tribute to Rajasthan’s royal legacy. Not only does it boast intricate carvings and historical significance, but it also offers breathtaking views. From there you will have a breathtaking view of the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, which towers high above the city atop a rocky outcrop. From this vantage point, you are treated to a fascinating panorama of the city's winding alleys and vibrant bustle, all while discovering the history and culture of this unique city.

In the evening, Jodhpur’s bazaars come to life. Accompanied by your experienced guide, you will stroll through a sea of exotic goods and enticing aromas. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and discover the diversity of local handicrafts and culinary delights. 

There in the market You will see the 70 feet Clock Tower in the middle of the market. Also referred to as Ghanta Ghar, the Clock Tower is a historical landmark that invites people to experience the rich culture and everyday lifestyle of people living in Jodhpur as you will explore the city and town more you will get to know about the iconic Toorji's Step Well, a stunning architectural marvel that has stood the test of time. Built in the early 18th century by Maharaja Abhay Singh, the step well was constructed to provide the locals with a reliable source of freshwater.The walls are decorated with intricate carvings that depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and scenes from the Mahabharata and Ramayana epics; there you will see some beautiful restaurants, cafes and handicrafts shops. 

On your way back to the hotel, an unforgettable ride awaits you in a *tuk-tuk*—a small, three-wheeled motorized rickshaw. The distinctive hum of the *tuk-tuk* serves as a soundtrack to the city, offering you a unique perspective on Jodhpur by night. Overnight stay at Hotel in Jodhpur.

Ranakpur Jain Temple 

Enjoy a day filled with spiritual exploration and architectural splendor en route to Udaipur. The day begins with a visit to the impressive Jain temple complex of Ranakpur, dating back to the 15th century. Crafted entirely from white marble, this magnificent complex captivates visitors with its 29 halls and 1,444 pillars—each one unique. It is considered one of the most beautiful temples in Rajasthan and ranks among the most significant in all of India. During your visit, you will have the unique opportunity to learn about the fascinating religion of Jainism. Your guide will introduce you to the mysteries and rituals of this ancient faith, explaining the spiritual significance and symbolism of the temple. Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere and let yourself be enchanted by the beauty and grace of this sacred site. Overnight stay at Hotel.

2 Night in Udaipur

(Distance: approx. 160 km; Driving time: approx. 3 hours)

Saheliyon Ki Bari • City Palace • Jagdish Temple • Puppet Museum • Boat Ride on Lake Pichola • Tuk Tuk Ride

Welcome to Udaipur, a city filled with romance and beauty, which—with its traditional cityscape, intricate temples and palaces, and charming location on the picturesque Lake Pichola—is rightly regarded as one of the most romantic cities in Rajasthan.

First we will Stroll through the beautiful Saheliyon-ki-Bari Garden, passing by its many fountains, pavilions, a lotus pool, and marble elephants. While there, you can also visit the small museum located within the garden to learn more about the history of India. The garden was created in the 18th century by Maharana Sangram Singh for his queen and her 48 handmaidens after visiting the garden we will proceed to The Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal — a museum dedicated to folk arts—houses an intriguing collection of traditional costumes, puppets, masks, figurines of Hindu deities, folk instruments, and paintings. Discover the various deities and their costumes, originating from diverse regions across India.

Visit City Palace that is located on the banks of the serene Pichola Lake. This magnificent palace is an artistic structure built by Maharana Udai Mirza Singh in 1559. Stroll through the winding alleys with your fellow travelers and let yourself be enchanted by the royal splendor of the historic buildings. The Pichola Lake is bound by mesmerizing temples, astounding palaces, hills, and bathing Ghats.

Afternoon: A highlight of your trip to Udaipur is a sunset boat cruise on the beautiful placid Lake Pichola on Jagmandir Island Palace. Let yourself be enchanted by the tranquility and beauty of this magical city, and enjoy unforgettable moments as you make your way through the "Venice of the East.

In the evening we will proceed to visit Udaipur's largest temple - Jagdish Temple and experience the evening ceremony there and later will have our dinner at the Terrace Restaurant while enjoying the scenic view of the city and finally will have dinner at a beautiful roof top Restaurant with the scenic view of lake city. Overnight stay at a Hotel in Udaipur.

Return flight to Delhi • Farewell dinner

Your journey through India is slowly drawing to a close. Around midday, your flight takes you back to Delhi. You will surely have time to pick up some last-minute souvenirs before, in the evening, you look back on the experiences of your trip over a farewell dinner with your fellow travelers. What was your personal highlight—and did your companions perhaps take away something entirely different? Share your thoughts and revel in your memories. Overnight stay at Hotel

1 Night in Delhi