Reception at the airport by our representative and transfer to the hotel with your driver. Meet your travel advisor at the hotel to discuss your trip and discuss the necessary and important details regarding your trip to India. The visit to the capital of Delhi begins with the Qutub Minar, a gigantic minaret and one of the most visited tourist sites in Delhi. The visit continues with the Lotus temple which is a symbol of purity in the South of Delhi. Return and rest at the hotel.

After breakfast, visit Qutub Minar, a gigantic minaret and one of Delhi’s busiest tourist sites. The tour will continue with the Lotus Temple, very different from all other temples, shaped like a lotus flower, a symbol of purity inextricably linked to the religious spirit in India. Considered the “Mother Temple” of South Asia, it is a monument that is open to all beliefs. This remarkable architectural work has received numerous awards. Return and overnight at the hotel.

Road to Jaipur, the pink city of Rajasthan. Arrival at the hotel in the afternoon. Visit the Palace of the Winds monument, built in red and pink sandstone by King Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. It is considered one of the wonders of Rajput architecture. The palace is a five-storey pyramid-shaped monument that rises to 15 m. The first three floors of the structure are the width of a single room, while the first and second floors have additional balconies. Its unique five-story facade resembles the honeycomb of a beehive with its (it seems) 953 small windows called Jharokhâ, decorated with intricate lattices of stone or wood. The original intention was to allow the ladies of the royal harem to observe daily life in the street below without being seen. Evening free to explore the colorful markets and do your souvenir shopping.

The day begins with a visit to Fort Amber, the original seat of royal power and one of the most beautiful buildings in Rajasthan, with the great history of the Mughal era with an elephant ride. Then visit Jaipur, also called the Pink City. Originally, the city was not the uniform pink that we know today, but offered a wide palette, mainly gray with white highlights. It was in anticipation of Prince Albert’s visit in 1876 that it was painted pink in its entirety, with pink being a traditional welcome color. Since then, it has retained this use and is nicknamed the pink city. The tour begins with the City Palace, a complex collection of Maharaja palaces, including the Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal palaces. At the end of the day, discover the small colorful markets on foot and return to the hotel.

After breakfast, drive to Agra. On the way, first stop at Abhaneri which is about 100 kms from Jaipur. Visit the Chand Baori and a Hindu temple then make a second stop at Fatehpur Sikri, former imperial capital of the Mughal empire founded by the Mughal emperor Akbar who had decided to make this city his capital instead of Agra . Road to Agra and transfer to the hotel.