Heart-warming 7 Days Delhi to Rajasthan Luxury Holiday Package

Arrive in Delhi. Reception at the airport. Transfer and overnight at the hotel.

Drive to Mandawa and visit this village in the Shekhawati real art gallery to open in Rajasthan. Marwari community, large families of rich merchants in India between the 17th and 19th centuries had built lavish mansions, havelis, beautifully illustrated with colorful frescoes and naive. Mandawa is a village with winding streets that intersect men and animals in total harmony. It is common to find at a street corner, camels, buffalo and black pigs. After visiting several havelis, stroll through the village. Overnight at hotel.

After breakfast, drive to Jaipur, the Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan. In the afternoon, visit the City Palace, the royal palace combines Mughal and Rajasthani architecture and sumptuous museum containing many treasures. Continue with a visit to the Observatory, Jantar Mantar Observatory, built in the year1728 which is now a world heritage UNESCO monument. End of the visit, stop in front of the legendary Palace of Winds, Hawa Mahal, multiple lattice. It was built for the women of the royal families so they can attend the processions safe from prying eyes. Overnight at hotel.

Morning drive to Amber and splendid fort atop a rocky outcrop. Amber was the capital of Rajasthan before being dethroned by Jaipur in 1727 . This ancient fortress is acccessible on elephant back or jeep. Visit multiple mansions contained in the box. The magnificence of this fort demonstrates the power and pound capacities of Rajput princes at that time. Return to Jaipur for a ride by cyclo in the old town full of colorful markets and bazaars. A special atmosphere reign in its ancient streets. Overnight at hotel.

Drive through the beautiful countryside to get to Agra. Abhaneri stop and visit anancient beautiful step-well known as Chand Baori. This superb book of the 8th century has twelve levels double flights of stairs which sink up to thirty meters into the rock. It is the oldest and deepest wells degrees in India. The route continues to the walled city of red sandstone, Fatehpur Sikri, built by Emperor Akbar to commemorate the birth of his son. Its construction was completed in 1574 but the city was abandoned 15 years later. It is nicknamed the "Ghost Town" and has kept many relics. The interest of the tour focuses specifically on the streets and the palace of Akbar. Continue to Agra. Overnight at hotel.

At sunrise visit Taj Mahal, unforgettable white marble mausoleum. Agra reached its zenith under Mughal empire when it was the capital. It is inside the Taj Mahal, in an underground crypt that rests Mumtaz, wife of Emperor Shah Jehan. Mad with grief, he built her this tomb whose work lasted 22 years. Entirely in white marble decoration made of inlaid semi-precious stones making it a true masterpiece. Then, visit the Red Fort is the largest fort in India d cultural heritage of UNESCO. Mentioned for the first time in 1080, it was at the time a simple red brick fort. In 1558, Emperor Akbar decided to Agra his capital and rebuilt in order to make it a residential palace fort. Overnight at hotel.

Back to Delhi. Along the way, stop at Sikandra to admire the colossal mausoleum of Emperor Akbar, one of the greatest leaders of the Mughal emperors. This building is built in sandstone and white marble stands in a large garden and mix of architectural styles. Known for his talent both as a reformer as a diplomat, he made matrimonial alliances with other religions and backgrounds. He ascended the throne in 1556 at the age of fourteen years and died in Agra in 1605 continue to the Delhi International Airport for the return flight.