Get to Delhi by flying before noon. Welcome to Delhi's chaos. You can't ignore it, whether you like it or not. It serves as both India's capital and the starting point for exploration of North India. Delhi, India's largest metropolis, is regarded as the city with a heart. The city's historical grandeur as the location of empires, magnificent structures, and diverse and complex cultures all contribute to its significance.

After picking you up from Delhi Airport, the private vehicle will drive you to the hotel so you can check in. Take a trip to explore Delhi in the late afternoon. Today, we shall discuss central Delhi, the location of the nation's political power. Propelled by the Indian Parliament and Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President, India's First Citizen. Explore the central New Delhi ceremonial pathway known as Rajpath (meaning "King's Way"). See India Gate, often known as the "Arc de Triomphe" of India, after that. It serves as a monument to the 70,000 British Indian Army soldiers who lost their lives during World War I, 1914–21. It has served as India's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and a memorial to the unsung heroes of the wars since 1971.Return to the hotel by the end of the evening. We will spend the night at the hotel in Delhi.

delicious breakfast to begin your Delhi sightseeing day. The itinerary for this day covers every aspect of Delhi, the former Mughal capital, including both historical landmarks and contemporary activities. Make a stop at Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Being the earliest garden tomb on the Indian subcontinent, it was constructed in 1570 and has great cultural value. Next, you will view the stunning Jama Masjid, which was built between 1644 and 1656 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and is the most magnificent mosque in India. The next destination need to be the bustling Chandni Chowk, one of the busiest and oldest marketplaces in Old Delhi. A nice area to ride a rickshaw is Chandni Chowk.A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the beautiful Qutub Minar is a five-story, tapering tower that rises to a height of 73 meters (239.5 feet). In approximately 1192, Qutb ud Din Aibak, the founder of the Delhi Sultanate, began construction on the first level of the Qutb Minar.After that, go to one of Delhi's most important Sikh temples or halls of worship, Gurudwara Bangla Sahib. It is well-known for its connection to Guru Har Krishan, the eighth Sikh Guru. Its compound also includes a holy pool called the "Sarovar."After supper at a classy restaurant, we'll head back to the hotel. We will spend the night at the hotel in Delhi.

Check out and make your way to Delhi Train Station following breakfast at the hotel. Take the superfast train to Gwalior in the morning. Built by King Surajesan, Gwalior is a historic city full of magnificent temples, palaces, and monuments that give it a lovely charm that befits its storied past. Gwalior is a historic city with several palaces and beautiful temples that was formerly home to one of India's most powerful emperors.

Arrive at Gwalior by midday. After picking you up from Gwalior Train Station, the private vehicle will drive you to the hotel so you can check in. Explore Gwalior on foot in the afternoon. Get a broad perspective of the city by visiting Gwalior Fort, one of the biggest forts in India. Inside are Man Mandir and Gurjari Mahal, two significant structures. Gopachal is a steep hill where this fort is situated. See the Sas-Bahu Mandir, also known as Sahastrabahu Temple. Next, pay a visit to Sun Temple and Tansen's burial, which is the resting place of a renowned mediaeval classical musician.Return to the hotel by dusk. You will spend the night at the hotel in Gwalior.

Check out and go to Khajuraho, one of Madhya Pradesh's most popular tourist destinations, after breakfast at the hotel. It is well-known for its historic temples that house some of the world's finest artwork. Meditation, spiritual teachings, kinship, wrestling, royalty, and—above all—sensual art are all shown in these temples. The temples are among India's UNESCO World Heritage Sites because of their magnificent displays of superb sculptures and outstanding construction abilities.Arrive in Khajuraho early in the evening. After checking into the hotel, unwind. You have the evening to yourself. You will spend the night at the Khajuraho hotel.

Enjoy a delicious breakfast before going sightseeing. The renowned Khajuraho Group of Monuments is worth seeing. There are several Hindu and Jain temples in the Khajuraho group of monuments. The temples are famous for their erotic figures and architectural symbolism in the Nagara style. The Chandela dynasty constructed the majority of the temples in Khajuraho between 950 and 1050 CE. Of the 25 temples that still stand in Khajuraho, the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple is adorned with an abundance of sculptures that exhibit the expressiveness, symbolism, and fine details of ancient Indian art.Drive away in the afternoon to see the breathtaking Raneh Canyon and Falls. Raneh Falls are stunning natural waterfalls over the Ken River that are about 20 kilometres from Khajuraho. A deep canyon formed of red, pink, and grey crystalline granite has been carved out of the valley by the river. This gorge is home to numerous small and large waterfalls that are generally referred to as Raneh Falls.Return to the hotel by nightfall. You will spend the night at the Khajuraho hotel.

Check out of the accommodation and make your way to Orchha after breakfast. This ancient community on the banks of the Betwa River, which is dotted with boulders, is a stunning display of Mughal architecture, some of which is similar to that of neighbouring Khajuraho (although without such fine artwork). The pastoral terrain is also dotted with far more opulent buildings and cenotaphs.

Check in at the hotel when you arrive. Spend the afternoon exploring the area. Go to Orchha Fort, which is located on a Betwa River island. The fort offers much than just its beautiful location. There are numerous palaces and temples there. The Jahangir Mahal, the Raj Mahal, and the renowned Rai Parveen Mahal are the three most prominent palaces.Return to the hotel by dusk. We'll have dinner and spend the night at the Orchha hotel.

Check out of the hotel after breakfast and make your way to Agra. The Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world, is located in the city of Wonder. The Taj Mahal's beauty is not adequately conveyed by photographs. It is the pinnacle and symbol of love. To feel your mouth drop, you must be present. In the past, the Mughal Empire's capital was Agra.Arrive in late afternoon in Agra. After checking into the hotel, take a shower. Take a tour of Agra Fort in the late afternoon. This historic fort served as the Mughal emperors' principal residence until 1638. Your amazement grows as you explore courtyard after courtyard of this opulent red sandstone and marble fortification and listen to the guide's account of the fort's past. To experience the true essence of Agra city, go to the local market in the evening. Go to a good restaurant for dinner.The hotel in Agra is where you will spend the night

See the magnificent Taj Mahal (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) first thing in the morning. Shah Jahan built it in 1560 as a memorial to his queen Mumtaz Mahal and to house her mortal remains. At morning, the Taj Mahal is breathtakingly stunning.Check out of the hotel and travel to Jaipur after breakfast. Make a brief stop along the route to see Chand Baori, a stepwell built in the Rajasthani village of Abhaneri more than a millennium ago. It is the largest and deepest stepwell in India, with 13 storeys and a depth of about 100 feet. It was constructed in the ninth century to collect water.Then proceed to Jaipur, also known as Pink City, which is renowned for its grand palaces, vast avenues, enormous forts, beautiful temples, and proud culture. Arrive at Jaipur late in the afternoon. Upon arrival, check in at the hotel. In the evening, take a guided tour of the Pink City market. Jaipur is also known as a shopping haven. The lively markets in Jaipur provide a pleasant chance to pause and make a purchase while on your tour. Admire the glitz and glamour of the rows of shops offering bangles and other ornamental items that are handcrafted. You will encounter the vibrant culture of this area as you traverse the marketplaces.Return to the hotel by the end of the evening. The hotel in Jaipur would be the place of overnight stay.

After a delicious breakfast, head off to see Jaipur's main attractions. Explore Jaipur's ancient cultural landmarks, such as Hawa Mahal ("Palace of Winds"), a high screen wall built to allow royal household women to watch street festivities without being seen from the outside. Next, go to the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jantar Mantar. The Rajput king Sawai Jai Singh constructed this set of nineteen architectural astronomy instruments, which were completed in 1738 CE.Visit the City Palace after that. It still houses the Jaipur royal dynasty and is home to the Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum. There are various buildings, courtyards, galleries, cafés, and Museum Trust offices inside the palace complex.Later, travel to the prehistoric Hindu holy site known as Galtaji Temple (sometimes called Monkey Temple), which is situated outside of the royal city of Jaipur. It has a number of shrines, holy types, pavilions, and natural springs and is surrounded by the stunning Aravalli hills. This majestic temple, which draws tourists every year, is located in the midst of a rugged terrain that is bordered by a stunning canyon. Pink sandstone was used to build the expansive Galtaji Temple complex.dinner at a classy restaurant later in the evening. The hotel in Jaipur is where you spend the night.

After a satisfying breakfast, take a stroll around Jaipur's ancient forts. Start by going to Jaipur's Jal Mahal, a palace situated in the centre of Man Sagar Lake. The 17th century saw its construction. Next, pay a visit to the magnificent Amer Fort, also known as Amber Fort, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The current structure was constructed by Rajput Kings sometime in the late 16th century, and it is Jaipur's main tourist destination. Built from white marble and pale yellow and pink sandstone, this magnificent fort features a massive palace complex that is divided into four main sections, each with its own courtyard.

After that, visit Jaigarh Fort, a magnificent structure situated on a hill close to Jaipur's Pink City. Sawai Jai Singh II commissioned this spectacular structure in 1726 to guard Amer Fort. Nestled atop the cliff, it is a lavish structure surrounded by lush vegetation and massive fortifications. The fort now has a breathtaking view of Jaipur and is home to the largest cannon on wheels in the world, called "Jaivana." Enjoy a breathtaking aerial view of Jaipur's entire city by visiting Nahargarh Fort in the evening. At the top of the fort is a restaurant called "Padao," which has a great view and a food court.Return to the hotel by the end of the evening. The hotel in Jaipur would be the place of overnight stay.

Check out of the accommodation and take a ride to the Jaipur Airport after breakfast. Take the flight to Varanasi. One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, this city has also been referred to as Kashi (City of Life) and Benares at different points in history. It is considered one of the seven sacred cities in Hinduism. Pilgrims travel to the Ganges Ghats to either cremate their loved ones or have a lifetime of sins washed away in the holy waters.You will be picked up at the Varanasi airport and driven to your lodging in a private vehicle. When you arrive at the hotel, check in and unwind. Visit and spend some time at the local market in the evening. Experience Varanasi's varied street cuisine flavors.Spend the night in a Varanasi hotel.

Take a boat trip on the Ganges River early in the morning to start your day. One of Varanasi's top activities is going on a rowing boat ride at sunrise. Observe the daily routines. The best time to go on a Ganges River boat tour is from 5:30 AM to 7:00 AM. At this point, you will be captivated by the vibrant and lively atmosphere of the location.Take the morning to yourself after breakfast. Visit Sarnath, one of the holiest Buddhist shrines, at midday. The deer woodland where Gautama Buddha first proclaimed the Dharma following his enlightenment is around ten miles from Varanasi, the Hindu holy city. Many Buddhist leaders travel to honour Buddha at the Dhamekha Stupa, where the voice of Buddhism was first heard.

Next, pay a visit to the Archaeological Survey of India's oldest site museum, the Sarnath Museum, which was established in 1910 CE. Antiquities discovered at Sarnath from the third century BCE to the twelfth century CE are on display in the museum's five galleries and two verandahs. The Lion Capital of Ashoka, a sculpture depicting four Asiatic lions standing back to back on a complex base and constructed around 250 BCE, is the museum's most well-known display. See Varanasi's renowned silk market later in the day. Varanasi silk is renowned both in India and beyond.Watch the Ganga Aarti, a stunning daily spectacle, at Dashashwamedh Ghat in the evening.

Check out of the hotel and make your way to Varanasi Airport following breakfast. After dropping you off at the airport, the private vehicle will take you to Delhi, where you may catch your flight back.

There is an end to everything positive. Say goodbye to the memories of a fantastic, exciting 13 days spent seeing the best of northern India (Agra, Khajuraho, and Varanasi), which will last a lifetime!