You will be taken to your hotel as soon as you arrive in Delhi. Delhi has been the capital of numerous kingdoms since it was first inhabited in the sixth century BC. It is known as the "city of cities" and has undergone several reconstructions and destructions. Delhi is home to many stunning structures, and its culture has been shaped by its many emperors. Residents' eating habits were inspired by the Mughal kings, and this is where "Mughlai" Mughal cuisine first appeared. All of the events are hosted here because of the close proximity of many states. While New Delhi boasts a fantastic road with enormous skyscrapers, Old Delhi is a labyrinth of tiny, walled streets and historic structures. India's capital, Delhi, is the country's political hub.

You have this afternoon free. Lodging in your hotel.

After breakfast, head to the train station in New Delhi to catch the Shatabdi Express to Haridwar. We will pick you up at your hotel close to Rishikesh as you arrive. Well-known locations for yoga, spiritualism, and Meditation are Haridwar and Rishikesh. People from all around the world attend the various ASHRAMS where these activities are conducted.

You have the remainder of the day to engage in personal pursuits. Lodging in your hotel.

You have the entire day to yourself. In addition to the hotel, there are yoga and meditation facilities at the nearby temples and along the Ganges River—lodging in your hotel.

You have the entire day to yourself—lodging in your hotel.

Very early departure for your train to Delhi from Haridwar station. After arriving, we proceed to Agra.

Located on the banks of the Yamuna River, Agra was formerly the capital of Hindustan. Along with Delhi and Jaipur, Agra is a popular tourist site in India and is included in the Golden Triangle trip. The Mughal era saw the height of Agra, also called Akbarabad, which served as the capital of Akbar, Jahangir, and Shahjehan. Spend the night at your hotel.

During your tour to Agra this morning, you will be shown the Taj Mahal, one of the world's wonders. Between 1631 and 1648, Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor, erected this exquisite structure out of white marble as a tribute to his adored queen, Mumtaz Mahal. This striking, breathtakingly gorgeous structure, which stands magnificently on the banks of the Yamuna River, is a representation of romance and love.

Your next destination is the Agra Fortress, which was constructed during the Mughal Empire in the 16th century and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its architectural design. This location is made up of various palaces from fairy tales, including Jahangir Palace and Khas Mahal. Additionally, you will have the chance to observe Diwan-e-Aam and Diwan-e-Khas, generally referred to as the private and public courtrooms, respectively. Agra is well-known for its handicrafts and marble inlays.

On the way to Jaipur, you will stop at Fatehpur Sikri and Abhaneri.Emperor Akbar constructed Fatehpur Sikri in the sixteenth century. Fatehpur Sikri, one of India's recognized UNESCO World Heritage Sites, is home to several historical sites and is an outstanding testament to the Mughal civilization. Following your visit to the Jama Masjid, you will see the tomb of Salim Chishti, the five-story Panch Mahal, and Buland Darwaza, a magnificent structure and work of architecture. Known locally as a horseshoe gate, it features a central portico with three arched entrances. You will tour the other amusing structures in this area, such as Birbal House, Ibadat Khana, Mariam-uz-Zamani Palace, and Naubat Khana.The Indian state of Rajasthan contains the village of Abhaneri in the Dausa district. It is situated on the Jaipur-Agra route, 95 kilometers from Jaipur. "City of Brightness" (AbhaNagri) was the original name of Abhaneri, but it was altered because of poor pronunciation. Despite being in ruins today, the city nevertheless draws visitors from around the globe.

Abhaneri is well-known for its "Baoris," or Paso wells, which the locals created to collect rainfall. During the dry seasons of the year, these tanks served as both water reserves and chilly retreats. One of the biggest and deepest wells in India is Chand Baori, which is also the most well-known in the area. The steps are broken up into stories, and the lake is explored in three different ways. This enormous, finely carved well is situated in front of the temple dedicated to Harshat Mata. Before entering the nearby temple, it was customary to wash one's hands and feet in the well.

Maharaja Jai Singh, who constructed Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, is credited with giving it its name. There are numerous fascinating palaces with striking architecture and design in this area. Because Jaipur is also known as the "pink city," the entire city was painted pink when the Prince of Wales came in the 18th century. Jaipur's history goes back over 260 years. lodging in your hotel.

You have a full day to explore the Amer Fortress and Jaipur today. We will begin our morning sightseeing at the Amer Citadel, also called the Amer Palace, which was Jaipur's former capital. Divided into four sections, each with a courtyard, this beautiful castle was constructed by Raja Man Singh using marble and red sand. Surajpol, with its intriguing architecture, is the primary entryway. There is a temple devoted to Goddess Sila Devi next to Ganesh Gate. The Sheesh Mahal, Mirror Palace, Sukh Niwas, and Diwan-e-Aam, as well as public and private audience halls, are all quite lovely. The winds sweeping over a waterfall in the Sukh Niwas produce a nice climate.

The city palace of the Maharaja, a seven-story royal residence, and the observatory Jantar Mantar are both located in Jaipur. Astronomers and mathematicians from all around the world come to this amazing observatory. City Palace is the ideal fusion of the three superb architectural styles (European, Rajput, and Mughal). Hawa Mahal, another palace, is well-known worldwide for its exquisite construction. It will show you the Jaipur business centers and a pink rose garden. Without shopping, a trip to Jaipur is incomplete. Jaipur is well-known for its textiles, jewelry, apparel, and numerous crafts made of metal, wood, and other materials. It is also known for its silk paintings and miniatures. Lodging in your hotel.

When you get to Delhi, you'll be taken to your accommodation. You have this afternoon free. Lodging in your hotel.

You have a whole day to explore Delhi today. We will begin the day with a look at Antigua Delhi, which was constructed in 1639 AD by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. You will go to the Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our country, was burned alive. After visiting the museum created to honor it, you will have a photo stop outside the famous Red Fort and Chandni Chowk, an extremely busy and well-liked bazaar in Old Delhi. After that, you will go to Jama Masjid, one of Shah Jahan's most famous, ancient, and sizable mosques in India. Given how crowded and packed with stores Chandni Chowk is, an optional rickshaw ride there would be rather entertaining. These many stores are a shopping haven, offering a wide variety of delectable food, clothing, jewelry, and household goods.

You will go to Qutub Minar, which is marketed as the biggest minaret in India, in the afternoon. Qutub-Ud-Din Aibak, the Sultan of Turkey, constructed Qutub Minar, a World Heritage Site, in 1192. After that, it will be relocated to another heritage site around the globe, Humayun's tomb. The gateway to India, which was constructed in honor of the Unknown Soldier, is your next destination. After that, he will see the president's residence, the parliament house, and other government secretarial facilities. Lastly, you will go to the temple dedicated to Lakshmi and the god Narayana, known as Lakshmi Narayan Temple. Spend the night at your hotel.

You will be driven to the airport in time for your Delhi flight. You don't have a hotel reservation for today. We hope your trip with Services International Private Limited, one of Delhi's top travel agencies, was enjoyable. We hope to return and visit more regions of India.