North
India and Nepal
19 Days Experience the North India and Nepal.
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DAY 1:DELHI |
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Arrival at the International Airport. Meet & greet by
our staff. Transfer to the hotel.
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DAY 2: DELHI –(After
breakfast at the Hotel proceed to the tour of Old Delhi
& New Delhi.) |
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DAY 3 & 4:
JAIPUR(After breakfast at the Hotel proceed to Jaipur
4 hrs drive. On arrival check in to the hotel) |
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Jaipur the capital of Rajasthan also known as “Pink
city” because of the pink colour painted in the Old
wall city (symbol of gracious Hospitality).It was founded
by Maharaja Jai Singh 2nd the great astronomer and Warrior
in 1699.It is also the first city which has well planed structure
and well organized architure. At Jaipur visit Amber Fort (Ride
on elephant back to climb the Fort), Jaigarh Fort (The Massive
hilltop fortress with Asia’s biggest cannon “Jaya
vana”.), Tiger Fort, City Palace Museum(Huge collection
of royal apparels, arms, carpets, paintings and Beautiful
Palaces, Galta ji Temple (dedicated to Sun God), Gaitor (Royal
cenotaphs),Albert hall museum and Sanganer (craftsmen Village).
Overnight at Jaipur
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DAY 4 & 5:
RANTHAMBORE (After breakfast at Hotel proceed to Ranthambore
to explore the wildlife of Rajasthan 4 hrs drive. On arrival
check in to Hotel.) |
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Ranthambore National Park one of the prime examples of
Project Tiger’s conservation efforts in Rajasthan. It
is the abode of several wild species like Indian Tigers, Wild
Boars, Antelopes, Bisons , Sambhar deer etc. Ranthambore has
also splendid fort which has many ancient palace, memorils and
temples.
Overnight at Ranthambore
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Day 06: Bharatpur
(After breakfast at the Hotel drive to Bharatpur 4 hrs
drive.On arrival check in to Hotel.) |
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In the early morning again explore the park on jeeps. After
the Jeep Safari and perhaps with the memories of encounter with
tiger leave the Ranthambore National Park and proceed to Bharatpur.
Bharatpur has its fame due to Keoladeo Birds National Park.
Bharatpur was earlier a duck shooting resort of the Maharaja.
Keoladeo National Park with its 375 species is one of the best
water bird sanctuary in the world. In winter there are many
migratory birds from the northern hemisphere including the rare
Siberian crane.
Overnight at Bharatpur
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DAY 7 &8:
AGRA – (After breakfast at Hotel proceed to Agra
2 hrs and drive. On arrival check in to Hotel.) |
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Enroute visit Fatehpur Sikri the City constructed by Akbar The
Great in 15th century but later abandoned because of scarcity
of water. It has many beautiful Palaces , courtyards, Mosque
of Shaikh Salim chisti,Buland Darwaza (179 meters high Gateway
to the city).
Agra The Mughal capital in the 15th and 16th century is Famous
For The Taj Mahal the most extravagant monunent ever built for
love. Agra has many other beautiful monuments to visit like
The massive Red Fort Built in red sandstone and marble, Tomb
of Itmat-ud-daula, Akbar’s Mausoleum at Sikandra, Dayal
Bagh etc.
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Day 09. Gwalior
(After breakfast at the Hotel Proceed to Gwalior 3 hrs
drive.On arrival check in to Hotel) |
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After a break in the Hotel in Gwalior visit the famous Fort
which was built by Raja Man Singh of Tomar dynasty in the 6th
century. The fort of Gwalior is considered to be one of the
most powerful Fort in India having a further advantage of its
unlimited supply of water. Most fascinating in the Fort of Gwalior
are the six huge doors to get in to the Fort. After the visit
of Fort we visit an old Hindu Temple (10th century) dedicated
to god Vishnu, Jain sculptures, Teli’ s Temple, Mansingh
Palace, Jai vilas Palace & Museum etc.
Overnight at Gwalior
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Day 10. Orchha
(After breakfast at the Hotel proceed to Orchha 3 hrs
drive.On arrival check in to hotel.) |
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The city of Orchha from middle age, once capital of its own
state. Orchha was found by the Bundela chief Raja Rudra Pratap
on a beautiful site as capital on an island of rock on a blend
in the Betwa river. Orchha contains three palaces, each built
by succeeding Maharajas in a similar style the Jahangiri Mahal
most beautiful,Raja Mahal,Dinam Hardaul’s Palace and The
Temple of Ram Raja Sarkar is worth to visit.
Overnight at Orchha
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Day 11: Khajuraho
(After breakfast at Hotel proceed to Khajuraho 4 hrs drive.On
arrival check in to the Hotel.) |
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Khajuraho- Khajuraho
was the capital of the Chandela dynasty. The Chandela Kings
claimed descent from the moon. The temples of Khajuraho are
among the finest examples of temple craftsmanship in the whole
of India. Visit the temple complex of east and west block to
see the most beautiful temples in India. Most famous among them
is the Laxmana Temple, which is dedicated to god Vishnu. The
presence of erotic sculptures in the Temples at Khajuraho is
one of the expression among others of the celebration of all
human activities displaying different aspects of Hinduism
Overnight at Khajuraho
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Day 12. Varanasi
–(After brakfast at the Hotel Take a afternoon flight
to varanasi.On arrival at the airport transfer to the
Hotel.) |
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In the afternoon flight to Varanasi. The rest of the day at
leisure. Varanasi is without doubt India's most sacred city
and thus visited by over one million people. Varanasi is also
called the city of light. Buddha visited this city in 500 BC.
Take a drive to Sarnath (10 km). Sarnath is the place where
Buddha delivered his first sermon at deer park).
In the early morning take a boat ride on the holy river Ganges
and enjoy sunrise on the boat. Ghats (flight of steps) and
the activities of pilgrims on that are the principal attraction
for visitors to Varanasi. Thousands of pilgrims and devotees
visit this city to make holy prayers, to meditate and to purify
themselves through taking a bath in the holy river Ganges.
After a break in the Hotel go for the sightseeing of the city
of Varanasi visiting The Golden Temple, Great Mosque of Aurengzeb,
Durga Temple, Tulsi Manas temple etc.
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Day 13: Kathmandu:(
After breakfast at the Hotel.In the afternoon take a flight
to Kathmandu. On arrival check in to Hotel) |
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Excursion:Swayambhunath, Bodhnath, Pashupatinath Start
sightseeing by visiting Durbar Square. Durbar Square is the
spiritual heart of Kathmandu. The old royal palace at the
centre of the city was surrounded by temples and other important
buildings. This is the most important point in Kathmandu to
observe the culture and religion of Nepal. Also visit the
temple of living goddess Kumari. After Durbar Square visit
Swayambhunath. The stupa at Swayambhunath is the most important
and oldest site of Buddhist worship in Nepal. Swayambhunath
Stupa is famous for the eyes of Buddha, which seem to observing
the world from all 4 directions. After Swayambhunath visit
Bodhnath. Bodhnath is the largest Stupa of Nepal. Around the
octagonal base of Stupa there are 108 images of Buddha where
prayer ceremonies of Buddhist Lamas are taking place since
over 2000 years. Proceed to the temple city of Pashupatinath,
which is Nepal's most important Hindu pilgrim site on the
banks of the Bagmati river. The temple of Pashupatinath is
dedicated to god Shiva.
Overnight at Kathmandu.
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Day 14: Royal
Chitwan (After breakfast at the Hotel drive to Rayal Chitwan
3 hrs.) |
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Leave Kathmandu and drive to the south of Nepal to the Royal
Chitwan National park. This National Park is situated near the
Indian Nepal border. The area of the National Park covers around
950 km2. The Chitwan National park is the natural habitat of
the Tiger, great one-horned Indian rhinoceros, Leopard, Gaur,
Sloth and Wild Bear, Sambar. We have our overnight stay in a
comfortable lodge in the National Park.
Overnight at Chitwan
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Day 15: Royal
Chitwan |
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Explore the National Park on the back of elephants. In the early
morning there are more than 450 different bird species who make
this National Park full of life. In the afternoon take a ride
in Canoe on the Narayani river and after that get on to jeeps
to explore the park more intensively in the accompany of a forest
officer.
Overnight at Chitwan
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Day 16: Kathmandu
(After the breakfast drive to Kathmandu 3 hrs) |
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Rest of the day at leisure.
Overnight at Kathmandu.
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Day 17: Kathmandu
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Excursion:Patan, Bhaktapur.
Drive to Patan. Patan was the second largest town in the
valley but it has been absorbed into Kathmandu. Patan was
previously known as Lalitpur (the beautiful city). The famous
King Ashoka built the Stupas at four corners in the 250 BC.
The temple architecture here gave this city fame to be unique
and most beautiful. After Patan proceed to Bhaktapur, the
third biggest city of the valley. Bhaktapur has preserved
it's medieval character better than Patan. We visit the golden
door, the Palace of 55 windows (15th century) and Pagoda Nyatapola
(18th century).
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Day 18: Kathmandu
- Delhi (After launch at the Hotel take a afternoon Flight
to Delhi.On Arrival at the Domestic airport proceed to
the small tour of Delhi.) |
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Excursion: Dakshinkali
In the morning drive to Dakshinkali. On the way pass through
the villages and small localities. See the rural area where
most of the people make their living by cultivating their
fields. The temple of Dakshinkali is a place of pilgrimage
for Hindus where animal’s sacrifices for the goddess
Kali are still performed. Return at the Hotel for lunch and
In afternoon take the flight for Delhi.
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Day 19. Delhi
(Departure as per Flight schedule on International Airport)
Around Midnight flight back to home destination
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Our Services:
- The above route is made through practical knowledge of
the region but can be changed according to your places of
interest.
- The prices of the packages are always depends on the
level of hotels you chose. It can be cheap or expensive
according to the Level of hotels.
- This Package includes all Transport related expenses
and the Rooms with breakfast in the Hotels.
- Entrances of the Monuments, touristic palces & the
Guide charges are not included in the packages.
- Includes Domestic flight and Train Tickets if any.
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