Cost
per Person for the proposed tour will be:
|
Package |
2 Pax |
4 Pax |
6Pax |
AWB |
CWB |
Plan |
|
Budget |
9700 |
7900 |
6750 |
3500 |
3000 |
MAP |
|
Standard |
10500 |
8600 |
7500 |
4200 |
3700 |
MAP |
|
Deluxe |
12250 |
10400 |
9200 |
5000 |
4500 |
MAP |
|
Luxury |
16500 |
14500 |
13500 |
6400 |
5900 |
MAP |
Cost Includes:
Transportation by Non A/C Indica Car
(2Pax) or
Tavera (4 Pax or 6 Pax) for the entire
tour. Inc
of Toll Tax, Parking, Driver allowance,
State Tax.
All sightseeing and excursion as per the
itinerary
Mentioned or similar hotels on MAP
(Breakfast and
Dinner Basis)
A/C Supplement Cost Rs 1200/- , Innova A/C
Supplement Cost Rs 2400/-
Rates
are not valid to 20th
Dec
2010 to 03 Jan 2011 & Common welt
Games
Excludes:- Personal expenses,
Train/Air fare,
Service tax, Guide, Entry Charges
Itinerary
Day 01Delhi
On Arrive Delhi. Pick up from station
& transfer
to hotel, After Fresh up & B/F proceed
for
sightseeing tour of New Delhi where ornate
buildings recall the days when India was
the Jewel
in the crown of the British empire. Visit
the 11th
century Qutab Minar,Lotus Temple, India
Gate and
the grand government buildings, the
President
House, Red fort, Mahatama Gandhi Memorial,
Also
visit Laxmi Narayan temple popularly known
as
Birla Temple. Dinner at hotel. Over Night
stay.
Day 02 Delhi – Agra (200 K.M 5 HRS)
After B/F check out Hotel.Deprt
for Agra. On the way visit
Mathura,Vrindavan
Temples(The Land Of Lord Krishna Birth
Place),Sikandra Tomb. On arrival at Agra
check in
hotel. After Fresh up visit Taj Mahal one
of the
seven wonders of the world surely the most
extravagant expression of love ever
created.
20,000 men labored for over 17 years to
build this
memorial to Shah Jahans beloved wife, Also
visit
the Red fort - the rusty and majestic red-
sandstone fort of Agra stands on the banks
of the
river Yamuna and the construction was
started by
Emperor Akbar in 1566. At the Diwan-I-Am
(hall of
public audience), a colonnaded hall of
red-sandstone with a throne alcove of
inlaid
marble at the back, the Emperor heard
public
petitions. At the Diwan-I-Khas (hall of
private
audience) where marble pavilions with
floral
inlays lend an ethereal ambience, the
Emperor sat
on his gem-studded peacock Throne and met
foreign
ambassadors and rulers of friendly
kingdoms.Dinner
at Hotel.
Over Night Stay.
[Note: Taj Mahal is closed on Friday]
Day 03 Agra – Jaipur (245 K.M 6 HRS)
After B/F
drive to Jaipur enroute visiting Fatehpur
Sikri-
perfectly preserved red sandstone “ghost
town"
which was the estranged capital of mughal
emperor
Akbar, built in 1569 and deserted when its
water
supply failed. Arrive Jaipur &
transfer to hotel.
Dinner at hotel. Over Night stay.
Day 04 Jaipur
Proceed for a morning excursion to Amber
Fort.
Elephant ride ascent to the fort.
AMBER FORT PALACE - Amber is the
classic
romantic Rajasthani fort palace. Its
construction
was started by Man Singh I in 1592, and
completed
by his descendent Jai Singh I. Its
forbidding
exterior belies an inner paradise where a
beautiful fusion of Mughal and Hindu
styles finds
its ultimate expression. Continue
sight-seeing.
CITY PALACE - A delightful blend of
Mughal
and traditional Rajasthani architecture,
the City
Palace sprawls over one-seventh of the
area in the
walled city. It houses the Chandra Mahal,
Shri
Govind Dev Temple and the City Palace
Museum .
HAWA
MAHAL - The ornamental facade of this
"Palace
of Winds" is a prominent landmark in
Jaipur. Their
five-storey structures of sandstone
plastered pink
encrusted with fine trelliswork and
elaborate
balconies. The palace has 953 niches and
windows.
Built in 1799 by Pratap Singh, the Mahal
was a
royal grandstand for the palace women.
Over Night
stay.
JANTAR MANTAR - This is the largest
and the
best preserved of the five observatories
built by
Jai Singh II in different parts of the
country.
This observatory consisting of outsized
astronomical instruments is still in use.
Day 05 Jaipur - Delhi – Departure (275
K.M 7
HRS)
After breakfast Free day for shopping.
Drive to
Delhi, Arrive & transfer to Railway
Station
/Airport for onward journey. |