Delhi, Jaipur, Agra & Lucknow with Holy City Varanasi

When you arrive, you'll be welcomed at the airport and escorted to your hotel. In the evening, a welcome meeting with your tour manager will take place.

Today's sightseeing tour of Delhi showcases some of its most iconic landmarks and unique experiences. You’ll explore a majestic mosque, marvel at historic architecture, pay homage at a wartime memorial, and enjoy a lively rickshaw ride through the bustling streets.

Jama Masjid: Discover India’s second-largest mosque, capable of hosting 25,000 worshippers. Built by Shah Jahan, the visionary behind the Taj Mahal, this masterpiece is a gem of Old Delhi.

Rickshaw Ride: Experience the vibrant chaos of Old Delhi’s narrow streets on a rickshaw, soaking in the sights, sounds, and tantalizing aromas of street food.

India Gate: Admire this towering memorial dedicated to the soldiers of World War I. The drive also includes views of the President’s Residence, Parliament House, and the 100-year-old Secretariat Buildings.

Humayun’s Tomb: Visit this breathtaking Mughal-era monument, an architectural predecessor and inspiration for the Taj Mahal, showcasing timeless elegance.

Now you will be transferred to India's popular city also known as the pink city of India "Jaipur" by road. It takes around 6 hours from Delhi to reach there. Rest day is free in Jaipur for leisure.

Start your day with a visit to the stunning Amber Fort, perched on a hilltop, before exploring two of Jaipur's lavish palaces and an extraordinary 18th-century observatory.

 Hawa Mahal: Admire this iconic landmark, crafted from Jaipur’s signature red sandstone. Its pinkish hue and intricate design give it the appearance of a giant beehive.

 Amber Fort: Discover this UNESCO-protected lakeside fort, a majestic blend of Hindu and Muslim architectural styles. Its massive structure and intricate details are awe-inspiring.

City Palace: Capture photos of this regal palace, still partially occupied by Jaipur’s royal family. You'll also explore the museum inside, which features rare Hindu scriptures and other treasures.

 Jantar Mantar: Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to impressive astronomical instruments used by Rajput rulers over 300 years ago. Don’t miss the world’s largest stone sundial, a remarkable feat of engineering.

Spend the morning driving to the city of Agra. After lunch, go on a sightseeing tour that includes a visit to the iconic Taj Mahal as well as Agra Fort.

Check out the scenery of the city of Agra, which rose to fame in the 17th century as the capital of the Mughal Empire. You’ll want the camera handy to snap photos of its gardens, waterfalls, bathhouses and canals.

Take a tour of Agra Fort. This red-hued 16th-century fortress was built as a military stronghold, and later transformed into a fine palace. There are lots of beautiful royal buildings hidden inside its stone walls.

Visit the ivory-white Taj Mahal, which was built as a tomb by a 17th-century emperor in memory of his third wife. During your visit, admire the work of the 20,000 craftsmen who were brought over from Persia, Turkey, France, and Italy to build this world-famous monument.

Free time in the evening in Agra.

In this morning you will be transferred to the city of nawab’s Lucknow By road, it will take around 4 & half hours’ drive from Agra. A cultural hub known for its blend of architectural styles ranging from Mughal to British.

Once you reached, Check in to the hotel & Rest day is free.

Begin your sightseeing tour in Lucknow with visits to iconic landmarks like the 18th-century Rumi Darwaza gate, the Bara Imambara shrine, and the British Residency.

Start by admiring the sixty-foot Rumi Darwaza gateway, believed to be inspired by a similar gate in Istanbul.

Explore the Bara Imambara, a grand 18th-century hall and tomb complex, connected by a labyrinth of nearly a thousand passages.

Next, visit the Chota Imambara, also known as the "Palace of Lights" due to its stunning collection of colorful chandeliers. Don’t miss the tombs, with two structures resembling the Taj Mahal.

Marvel at the artwork at the Hussainabad Picture Gallery, which showcases life-sized portraits of the Nawabs of Awadh from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Conclude your tour with a visit to Chattar Manzil and The Residency, the historic British headquarters that became a key site during the 1857 rebellion.

Today, you’ll travel by air-conditioned private car to Varanasi, which takes around 5 hours. In the evening you’ll watch a riverside ritual.

Once you arrive in Varanasi, you’ll head straight to the Ganges to watch an Aarti ceremony – a Hindu ritual, which sees the river filled with lamps.

Today, it’s your turn to head out on the Ganges river with a boat ride. A walking tour follows, before a trip to Sarnath where Buddha first taught.

 You’ll rise early for a boat ride down the Ganges River. You’ll see locals bathing, as well as the Manikarnika Ghat – a riverfront cremation site.

Back on dry land, you’ll explore Varanasi on foot, passing the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, which is covered in 800kg of gold plating.

 After breakfast, you’ll travel to Sarnath, where Buddha first preached in a deer forest. There are monastery ruins, as well as a newly built one with a museum.

Free time in the evening in Varanasi

You’ll fly back to Delhi today,  You’ll be met at the airport and taken to your hotel for the night.

Today you’ll say goodbye to India, as it’s time for your flight