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Itinerary City Date Nights Hotel Delhi Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year ITINERARY CITY DATE NIGHTS HOTEL DELHI Day 01 – 03 2 The Imperial (Grande Deluxe) BISHANGARH Day 03 – 04 1 Alila Fort (Royal Suite) JAIPUR Day 04 – 06 2 Alsisar Haveli (Deluxe) SAMODE Day 06 – 07 1 Samode Palace (Deluxe) BHAINSRORGARH Day 07 – 08 1 Bhainsrorgarh Fort (Suite) UDAIPUR Day 08 – 10 2 Fateh Prakash (Dovecote Premier Suite) Day 10 – 12 2 Amet Haveli (Lake Facing Suite) VARANASI Day 12 – 15 3 Guleria Kothi (Deluxe) KHAJURAHO Day 15 – 06 1 The Lalit Total Nights = 15 FLIGHTS SECTOR DATE & DAY NUMBER AIRLINE TIMING ZURICH – DELHI 15 Feb Fri LX – *** ******** ****/ ****+1 UDAIPUR – VARANASI 26 Feb Tue SG – *** ******** ****/ **** HYDERABAD – VARANASI 6E – *** ****/ **** VARANASI – KHAJURAHO 01 Mar Fri 6E – *** ******** ****/ **** KHAJURAHO – DELHI 02 Mar Sat 6E – *** ******** ****/ **** DELHI – MUMBAI 02 Mar Sat 6E – *** ****/ **** DELHI – ZURICH 03 Mar Sun ** - *** ****/ **** Date & Day Time Programme Day 01 ZURICH – DELHI 1235 Departure from Zurich (Rooms are booked from today for immediate occupancy in Delhi) Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year Day 02 ARRIVE DELHI 0045 Arrive Delhi – “The Lutyens’ City & One of the Greenest Capitals in the World” and Transfer to the hotel Breakfast at the hotel Today see Mahatma Gandhi’s memorial at Rajghat, Jama Mosque, Chandni Chowk (silver bazaar) where we shall provide a cycle rickshaw ride. Also see parts of New Delhi including the President house, India Gate, Qutab Minar OR Humayun’s Tomb. Drive through the diplomatic area Overnight at the hotel Day 03 DELHI – BISHANGARH (425 km / 4 & half – 5 hrs) Breakfast at the hotel Transfer by road to Bishangarh and stay at this beautifully kept secret, recently stored fort, perched atop the hill, giving you magnificent panoramic view of the villages. Choose any activity of your interest that you wish to do and pay directly (can choose for second half today or tomorrow morning) Overnight at the hotel Day 04 BISHANGARH – JAIPUR (55 km / 1 and half hr) Breakfast at the hotel Transfer to Jaipur – “The Pink City” and Transfer to the hotel Visit Amber Fort on the way, where you will be amazed to see the impressive façade, marvelous inlay works and paintings on the walls. Also see the Wind Palace and the Observatory where you see the world famous sun clock, used in olden times and time free for shopping. Jaipur offers colourful traditional tie & dye clothes, jewellery, etc. OPTIONAL: Evening see the Sound & Light Show at the Amber Fort Overnight at the hotel Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year Day 05 JAIPUR Breakfast at the hotel Today visit Nahargarh fort, Galta Ji temple (also called Monkey temple) and possibly Sanganer area famous for natural dye & block printing, etc Rest of the day is free to relax Overnight at the hotel Day 06 JAIPUR – SAMODE (50 km / 1 & half hr) Breakfast at the hotel Transfer by road to Samode – a quaint village nestled into the Aravali hills. Here, the palace itself is the destination and enjoy the stay here. Afternoon we shall take you on a 1-2 hours drive through the villages (no interaction or tea at local home though) Evening walk around the village & take a walk upto the hill top, next to the palace Overnight at the hotel Day 07 SAMODE – BHAINSRORGARH (350 Km/ 6 Hrs) Breakfast at the hotel Early tranfer by road to Bhainsror Garh Here we shall choose a couple of activities for this evening / tomorrow morning Dinner & Overnight at the hotel Day 08 BHAINSRORGARH – CHITTORGARH – UDAIPUR (115 km / 3-4 hrs with visit) Breakfast at the hotel Transfer by road to Udaipur - “The City of Lakes” and relax However, on the way, visit Chittorgarh with its wonderful fort & monuments narrating the bygone era Dinner & Overnight at the hotel Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year Day 09 UDAIPUR Breakfast at the hotel Morning is free. Afternoon until evening take an Extended & Exclusive Boat Ride (3 hours boat ride) at the Lake Pichola. If possible, visit the Jag Mandir Island to have Drinks and Snacks (pay directly at the restaurant) – subject to not getting booked privately at last moment Lunch / Dinner & Overnight at the hotel Day 10 UDAIPUR Breakfast at the hotel Today visit the City Palace, Saheliyon Ki Bari and Jagdish temple. Rest of the day is free to relax or explore town on own. The place had shot into popularity amongst tourist after the James Bond movie Octopussy, that was shot here in 80s at Lake Palace, Shiv Niwas Palace & Jag Mandir (Check out from Fateh Prakash hotel and leave with luggage, after sightseeing completion, check in at Amet Haveli) Evening enjoy the folk dances at Bagor Ki Haveli Overnight at the hotel Day 11 UDAIPUR – RANAKPUR VISIT Breakfast at the hotel Today visit the Jain temple at Ranakpur (Chaumukha temple, use audio guide, as guides are not allowed, opens at noon) and it is also a good place for lunch break. This journey is very scenic with hills on both sides Overnight at the hotel Day 12 UDAIPUR – VARANASI (6 Pax) + DB X 2 Breakfast at the hotel First half is free to explore the town on own **** Departure by ** – *** **** Arrive Varanasi – The Oldest Living City in the world” and Transfer to the Hotel Overnight at the hotel Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year Day 13 VARANASI VISIT Get up early morning to do a boat trip during sunrise at the Ganges. You may also witness the reality of life – “death” - the dead bodies being burnt on pyre at Assi or Dashashwamedh Ghat (from a distance) Way back to the hotel visit the famous Hindu temples (Vishwanath Mandir, Hanuman temple, etc) and the Banaras Hindu University – the biggest residential university in Asia. Late Breakfast at the hotel Late afternoon take a walk at the Ganges and the narrow lanes and by-lanes of town, for which the place is so famous. And eventually reach at the Ganges bank to see the Aarti & prayers (again quiet a divine experience) Overnight at the hotel Day 14 VARANASI Breakfast at the hotel Today visit Sarnath, famous Buddhist destination, Dhamekh stupa, Buddhist university, ruins & museum. Also take a walking tour in a typical garden village Overnight at the hotel Day 15 VARANASI – KHAJURAHO (By Flight) Breakfast at the hotel Transfer to the Airport **** Departure by flight ** – *** **** Arrive Khajuraho and transfer to the hotel Afternoon visit temples with wonderful carvings & great aesthetics, especially the Western group This evening see famous sound & light show OR witness Indian folk dance performance for an hour Overnight at the hotel Tour For: SURNAME / Mr. NAME, COUNTRY Tour Name: Experience Rajasthan’s Royal Lifestyle – Month Year Day 16 KHAJURAHO – DELHI (4 Pax) / MUMBAI (2 Pax) / GOA (2 Pax) Breakfast at the hotel Morning is free to relax or explore the place on own. Later Transfer to the Airport **** Departure by flight **** Arrive Delhi, Collect the Luggage and Walk up to International Departure Area and check for your international flight **** Depart early morning to Europe Day 17 DELHI – ZURICH **** Departure by flight to Europe =========== END OF A MEMORABLE INDIA TRIP =========== .
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