Attractive Tour Package for Rajasthan

India is a wonderful country portrayed by a vivid pictorial picture of religions, ethnicity, spellbinding festivals, mesmerizing fairs, beguiling lifestyles, unparalleled intermingling of eternal spiritualism and modern Science, above all, perennial unity in diversity in all forms makes it incredible, in plain English, sui generis confluence of Occidental, Oriental, Austral and Boreal cultures and mores.

Destinations covered: Delhi – Jaipur – Agra – Delhi

Duration: 6-nights & 7-days

Day – 1: Arrival in Delhi

On their arrival in the National Capital of India, the overseas tourists are received by the Travel Manager on behalf of Delhi Travel Operator and are escorted to the hotel for a nightlong stay.

Day-2: Old Delhi and New Delhi

The next day, the Tour Guide prepares to take the guests in and around the National Capital of India.

The second day begins with hectic schedule as this whole day is taking an exhaustive and exploratory tour around both Old Delhi and New Delhi that turns out to be a knowledge-oriented trip for the tourists. Major sightseeing in New Delhi and Old Delhi includes all religious temples, historical monuments, cenotaphs, commemorative, National Museums, pre-independence government buildings built by the British Administration. In fact, the capital of India is a true reflection of a wonderful confluence of the Ancient and Modern India and, a mélange of the cultures and mores of Occidental, Oriental, Austral and Boreal nations’ cultures all put together ornate our nation.

New Delhi:

The sight-seeing tour of New Delhi is comparatively exhaustive that is bound to inject a vast knowledge, that creates questioning in the hearts and minds of the foreign tourists to gather more and more inquisitiveness about New Delhi. There are several religious and places and historical monuments in New Delhi renowned to visit. Here, the sight-seeing covers the destinations, such as, historical Humayun's Tomb, the Qutub Minar and other tombs, the ceremonial avenues - Rajpath, the India Gate, the Parliament House, the President's Palace, that is also famous for the unique Mogul Garden within the palace that takes its fancy. The Qutub Minar , the Birla Mandir known as the Lakshmi Narayan Temple, the Jantar Mantar, once known as the Observatory Lab, the National Museum, the Lotus Temple and many more to see. New Delhi presents vivid and multihued India evincing scarce solidarity expressed by the Hindus, the Sikhs, the Buddhists, the Christians, the Parsee, the Mohammedans, ever since India had been ruled over by the Moghul emperors, the Britons, and most certainly, modern independent India.

Day - 3 - 5: Delhi – Jaipur

Jaipur portrays ‘Sheer Symphony in Pink’, is also the capital of Rajasthan, known as the Pink City. The color Pink is associated with the hospitality in Rajasthan. This city owes its name, foundation and careful planning to the great warrior and astronomer, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. Jaipur is not just famous as the capital of Rajasthan and is also known across the world for its handicrafts and precious and semi-precious stones.

There are many places graced with the beauty, to see in Jaipur, viz., City Palace, The Palace, Jantar Mantar (a stone observatory, the largest of Jai Singh's five remarkable observatories) across the world; Hawa Mahal (Palace of the Winds), Chandra Mahal, Dolls Museum, B M Birla Planetarium, Swargasuli (Isar Lat) Ram Niwas Bagh, Ghat Ki Gunj. Among the temple and the pilgrimages, some of the world-renowned names include are Govind Dev Ji Temple, Galtaji, Choolgiri Temple, Moti Doongri and the Lakshmi Narayan Temple (made up of white marble) is masterpiece which keeps both devotees and the overseas visitors mesmerized, Statue Circle. Amber, this city is 11 kilometers from Jaipur. Amber was the ancient remained capital of the Kachhawaha Dynasty for 6 centuries before being moved to newly created Jaipur, now the capital of vibrant Rajasthan. In Amber, there are Amber Palace and Shila Mata Temple. There is another (old) city called Amber here in Rajasthan. Once a settlement of nobles, craftsmen and common folks, the city of Amber now is in ruins. Nahargarh, also known as the Nahargarh Fort is a sentinel to the Pink City. There are many beautiful memorials and the sites for excursion, which requires one full day for enjoying these places of attraction. Taking a ride on the back of an Elephant to the Palace Fortress also adds joy.

Day-6: Jaipur - Agra

In the next morning, the Tour Manager gets the tourists along with him for an exploratory and groping sightseeing in the Agra city that begins with the Agra Fort and extends to the Red Fort unto the Taj Mahal, was built by three of the greatest Moghul emperors. Both, the commemoratives were built by Emperor Shah Jehan. Agra is situated on the bank of the river Yamuna. After the visit of Agra Fort, the overseas guests are accompanied by Rajasthan Travel Guide to the most exotic and winning cenotaph of India, wonderfully built Taj Mahal, is an enduring monument to love, with a continually fulfilling beauty. Even though, over four centuries have gone but it still appears to have taken bath in the milk, mesmerizes the tourists. It’s thanks to these monuments that the State of Uttar Pradesh has emerged as one of the hot tourist destinations in the world.

The celebrities from the world of politics to filmdom, the business class society to married couples and unmarried partners pay a visit here and consider it as the positive symbol of their ardor and affection.

Day-7: Agra – Delhi

In the last leg of their unforgettable tour of Rajasthan and Agra and Delhi, the tourists take off to Delhi and thereafter, they are transferred to the international airport for onward flights to their respective countries.

For more information

The Tours and Travels Company is a well-known New Delhi-based company Operator with its countrywide presence that provides a full tour package for travel to vivid Rajasthan that covers tour planning for the visitors is recognized for showing through knowledge about tourism on the one hand and complete hospitality on the other hand for the overseas guests and extending thorough guidance right from their reception to their departure.

Ravinder Sharma

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Contact Representative:

Ravinder Sharma

Contact No: +91 9990812499, 802086171, 9555879148, 9999995591 (24x7)

E-mail: info@goindiatrip.com, visitindia@goindiatrip.com

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