The iconic North India tour Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, Orchha, Khajuraho, and Varanasi.

After a filling breakfast to start the day, proceed to Jaipur. When you get there, register at the hotel. Visit the renowned Albert Hall Museum, which features a wide variety of historical relics, to start your cultural adventure. After that, visit the Birla Temple, which is devoted to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Laxmi, and embark on a spiritual adventure. This architectural wonder is a magnificent example of Hindu temple design, having been built completely of white marble. Admire the elaborate carvings, fine craftsmanship, and images of legendary characters and themes on the walls of the temple, which are decorated with scenes from Hindu epics including the Ramayana and Mahabharata.

­The elaborate ornamental patterns and marblework add to the temple's magnificence. Finish the day with a relaxing overnight stay in Jaipur.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide

Following a hotel breakfast, take a tour of the energetic city of Jaipur. Originally called "Jai Singh Pura" and subsequently renamed "Jaipur," Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II was a visionary king and an ardent astronomer who created the city. Jaipur was constructed using Hindu town planning principles and was strategically chosen for its superior trade and defence possibilities. It was divided into nine rectangular parts known as chokris. Maharaja Jai Singh fostered a thriving arts and crafts industry by bringing in talented artists from all around India. Jaipur is a shopping haven these days.

You travel to Amber for the morning trip, where you will see the magnificent Fort of Man Singh, a prime example of Rajput building. Enjoy a photo stop at Hawa Mahal en route. Discover the City Palace, a collection of regal structures that house the Maharaja's personal residences as well as a one-of-a-kind museum dedicated to carpets and miniatures. Jai Singh's Astronomical Observatory, a seventeenth-century masterpiece with a sundial rising to a height of 27 metres, is located next door. Spend some time learning about the regional handicrafts; Jaipur is well known for its gemstones and fabrics. Go back to the hotel and spend the night there.

Make your way to Agra, stopping along the way at the historically significant Abhaneri. Discover the stunning 3,500 symmetrical steps of the Chand Baori stepwell, an architectural wonder from the ninth century. Admire this one-of-a-kind structure's exquisite carvings and expansive size. Visit the Ghost City of Fatehpur Sikri, which was constructed by Emperor Akbar and abandoned twelve years later. Take in the citadel's mediaeval beauty before moving on to Agra to settle in and spend the night.

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Agra, a gem of the Mughal era, rose to prominence when Emperor Akbar made it his capital in the sixteenth century. The city flourished in terms of art, architecture, and culture during Akbar's rule, which helped to shape Agra's famous monuments today.

If the weather permits, begin your day with a sunrise tour of the Taj Mahal. Discover this amazing building, which is both an ode to love and a monument to Mughal architecture. The Taj Mahal, which was constructed between 1631 and 1653 by Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his adored wife, Mumtaz Mahal, is recognised as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World due to its exquisite inlay and carving work.

Visit Agra Fort, a riverbank complex of palaces and gardens reflecting the city's imperial past that was constructed by Akbar and altered by his successors, after breakfast. Go back to the hotel and spend the night there.

Proceed to the train station to catch a train to Jhansi after breakfast. After arriving, meet our representative and travel to the charming town of Orchha on the River Betwa. The 16th-century city of Orchha is home to exquisite palaces, temples, and forts that showcase Mughal and Rajput architectural designs. When you arrive, check out the well-known Jahangir Palace and Chhatris (cenotaphs). Lunch outside the royal palace is an optional activity. After that, take a 4-hour trip to Khajuraho (175 km), check into a hotel, and spend the night.

Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide, Train

After a leisurely breakfast, start your day with a fascinating tour of the Khajuraho temples, which were constructed during the ninth and eleventh centuries and are now recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site. These architectural wonders, which pay homage to Hindu deities, feature elaborate stone carvings and a striking blend of Nagara and Dravidian architectural traditions.

The sensual sculptures found in the temples, which represent the harmonious fusion of the material and spiritual worlds, are especially fascinating. The western temples, which are well-known for their unusual architecture and tantra mudra sculptures, will be the main focus of your tour. There were once 84 temples, but only 33 remain today, each telling a story of a time gone by.

Take an educational trip to Pandav Falls in the afternoon, which is tucked away in the stunning scenery close to Khajuraho. Take in the tranquil surroundings before embarking on a tour around a rural village that provides an understanding of the way of life there.

Enjoy an overnight stay in Khajuraho as the day draws to a close. Here, the allure of rustic simplicity and the echoes of old artistry combine to produce an incredibly unique experience.

Start your day right at the hotel with a hearty breakfast as you get ready for an educational adventure. After breakfast, take a picturesque journey to Varanasi, a city renowned for its cultural diversity.

When you get to Varanasi, make sure to check into the assigned hotel so that you can easily transfer to your lodging. Indulge in a moment of relaxation and renewal in the comfort of your accommodations.

As night falls, take a rickshaw ride or a leisurely stroll down the ghats next to the holy Ganges to fully experience the spiritual atmosphere of Varanasi. This encounter provides a distinctive viewpoint on the lively culture and age-old customs of the city.

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Take part in the captivating evening prayer ceremony known as Maha-arti, which promises to be the highlight of your evening. This festival of lights, which takes place on the banks of the Ganges, is a celestial display that is highlighted by Brahmins offering songs and music of thanksgiving to the holy river. As you take in the profound spiritual energy that permeates the environment, watch the captivating play of lights.

This painstakingly planned trip guarantees that you actively participate in Varanasi's ageless customs as well as observe the city's rich cultural tapestry, making your visit to the city unforgettable and spiritually rewarding.

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­ To begin your day, get up early and take a lovely boat ride on the sacred Ganges River before it gets too light. You can see the profound spiritual rituals as adherents jump into the lake to ask for pardon for their transgressions. After completing this serene activity, take a guided walking tour of Varanasi's old town and the Kashi Vishwanath temple complex to get a sense of the bustling morning bustle of the city.

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel upon your return to prepare for the day's activities. After that, take an instructive journey to the highly significant Buddhist site of Sarnath. This is the location of Lord Buddha's first sermon, known as the "Dharmachakra Pravartan," which established the Sangha, or Buddhist community. Sarnath holds great significance in the history and religion of Buddhism. It is regarded as one of the religion's four holiest locations.

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When your time in Varanasi comes to an end, we'll make sure you have a hassle-free travel to the airport for your departure back home. Please remember that the lodging for this day is not included.

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