After breakfast, proceed to visit Old and New Delhi.
Delhi, the capital of India, conceals within its bosom the remains of civilization that flourished over the last three thousand years. Since those legendary days, many dynasties and rulers have flourished on its regal soil. The legacy of that past survives in the many monuments left behind by the regents.
Old Delhi’s landmarks are Red Fort built by Emperor Shahjehaan in 1638 AD, Jama Mosque largest mosque in India also built by Shahjehan. Raj Ghat and Shanti van -the cremation sites of Mahatma Gandhi and Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, Chandni Chowk - the main shopping hub of Old Delhi.
New Delhi showcases imposing buildings and monuments built during Mughal, British period and indepenentIndia. Qutab Minar, one of the earliest remains of Imperial Delhi (13th century AD ) Humayun’s Tomb-the fine monument believed to be forerunner of Taj Mahal represents the Mughal era while during British rule buildings with imposing architecture such as India Gate, the 42 metre high arch that was raised as a memorial to soldiers, Parliament House, President’s House, Secretariat and other Govt. Building as also Connaught Place, the oldest city centre shopping hub are prominent tourist spots
Day 03 – Delhi/Agra drive, 204 km/4 hours
After breakfast, 4 hours comfortable drive to Agra.
On arrival, check-in at your hotel.
Afternoon, visit Agra.
Taj Mahal is the finest example of Mughal architecture. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this immortal monument, the inimitable poem in white marble is the true expression of love of Emperor Shahjehan for his queen Mumtaz Mahal. The monument was completed in 1653 AD and thousands of workers and artisans were employed. It took little over 20 years for its completion. Agra Fort’s importance can be judged with the great names of Mughal dynasties Humayun, Akbar, Jehangir, Shahjehan and Aurangzen who lived here. The imposing structure on the banks of the river Yamuna is replete with priceless examples of craftsmanship in the Mughal period. The beautiful pearl Mosque, Diwan-e-Am, Diwan-e-Khas, Jehangir palace, Moti Masjid are to name a few that form the part of this great fort.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 04 - Agra/Jaipur, 235 km/6 hours
Morning proceed to Jaipur, stopping en-route to visit Fatehpur Sikri.
The beautiful city was planned and erected by Emperor Akbar in 1569. The story behind the city relates to birth of his Son Salim who was named after a Muslim Saint – Sheikh Salim Chishti. Emperor Akbar hearing his renown, had visited the Saint, asked of the blessings of a child. When a son was born, he decided to built a city near the place where the Saint lived. The city was abandoned after 14 years due to shortage of water and growing population. The imposing pavilions, Mosque, massive Buland Darwaza (Gate), Panch Mahal and other buildings are worth a visit.
Arrive Jaipur, check-in at your hotel.
Overnight at the hotel.
Day 05 – Jaipur
Morning excursion to Amber Fort, set in a picturesque location. Amer is a fascinating blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture. Built in the 16th century by Raja Mansingh in red sandstone and white marble, the palace complex has some very interesting sections. Jai Mandir, Sheesh Mahal, Sukh Niwas, Ganesh Pol andTemple of Kali are some of the prominent areas of interest. Elephants are provided to ascend the fort.
Afternoon city sightseeing tour.
The city was planned and built by Maharaja Jai Singh, the notable astronomer 260 years ago. The CityPalace, the home of the erstwhile royal family, the Observatory, RamNiwasGardens, Hawa Mahal or the Palace of winds built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh and BirlaTemple are the most important tourist sites.
Day 06 – Jaipur/Mandawa drive, 165 km/4 hours
Morning proceed to Mandawa and on arrival, check-in at the hotel.
Afternoon visit Mandawa.
The land of Shekha (Rao Shekhaji 1433-1488) is known for its painted havelies and frescoes. This region was the home of Marwari community for more than a century known as the backbone of commercial entrepreneur-ship in India. Hundreds of havelies, temples, cenotaphs, wells and forts in this region have intricate wall paintings, frescoes; were built by them with remarkable frescoes. Many of these have been destroyed over a period of time and some of them, still well preserved are converted into hotels. The important ones to be seen are in Mandawa, Mukandgarh, Dundlod and Nawalgarh area of Shekhawati.
Day 07 - Mandawa/Delhi drive, 260 km
After breakfast drive to Delhi.
Transfer to international airport for onward flight.
Day 01 – Arrive 
Day 03 – Delhi/Agra drive, 204 km/4 hours
Day 05 – Jaipur 
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