Delhi * Mandawa * Bikaner * Jaisalmer * Jodhpur Udaipur * Ajmer * Jaipur * Agra * Delhi

DAY 01 DELHI ARRIVAL BY: INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT You will arrive in the evening at Delhi’s International Airport. Following customs, immigration formalities and baggage collection, a SITA representative will meet you as you EXIT the ARRIVALS TERMINAL building after which you would be transferred to hotel.

India’s capital and a major gateway to the country, contemporary Delhi is a bustling metropolis, which successfully combines in its folds ­ the ancient with the modern. Amidst the fast spiraling skyscrapers the remnants of a bygone time in the form of its many monuments stand as silent reminders to the region’s ancient legacy. The first impressions for any visitor travelling in from the airport are of a specious, garden city, tree­lined with a number of beautiful parks.

Upon arrival at the hotel, proceed for check­in at the hotel.

Overnight at hotel.

DAY 02 DELHI After buffet breakfast at the hotel, you will proceed for full day city tour of Old & New Delhi. You will first visit Old Delhi. The tour will begin with a visit to Raj Ghat, a simple memorial to Mahatma Gandhi; drive past the Red Fort continuing to the Jama Masjid, It is the largest mosque in India, accommodating up to 25,000 worshippers at one time. Designed by Shah Jahan, this grand red sandstone and white marble mosque was said to have been built by 5,000 artisans from 1644 to 1656. The broad red sandstone steps lead up to gates to the east, north and south.

After visiting Old Delhi, you will be driven to New Delhi, which reflects the legacy the British left behind. The division between New and Old Delhi is the division between the capitals of the British and the Mughals respectively. The division in the walled city and New Delhi also marks the division in the life­styles. The walled city is all tradition where one will be able to glean a past life­style in all its facets, colours and spells. New Delhi in contrast, is a city trying to live up to the best of 21st century standards.

The tour to Imperial Delhi will include a visit to the Qutub Minar, the tallest stone tower in India. Qutub­ud­din Aibak started it in 1199. Pulling down 27 Hindu and Jain temples and using their columns erected the attached Quwwat­ul­Islam mosque also built by him. The tour also includes a drive past the imposing India Gate, the Parliament building and the Rastrapathi Bhawan, the President’s residence.

Continue driving to Laxmi Narayan Temple – a Modern Hindu Temple. The Lakshmi Narayan Temple or the Birla Temple as it is popularly known enshrines Lord Vishnu – the preserver of the Hindu Trinity. The Temple is one of the major attractions of the capital city ­ Delhi. The divine tranquillity of the temple is interrupted only by the melodious kirtans that echoes in the sanctum sanctorum. The temple enshrines almost all the deities of the Hindu Pantheon.

Last but not the least you will stop at Delhi’s main Shopping centre in Connaught Place for Shopping.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 03 DELHI – MANDAWA After buffet breakfast, you will be driven from Delhi to Mandawa (280 KMS / 7 Hours), a remote feudal principality in the centre of Shekhawati region. Upon arrival, proceed to check­in at your hotel. The Rajput ruler of Mandawa built a fort in 1755 to protect this trading outpost that fell in the ancient caravan routes from China and Middle East. The township that grew around the fort attracted a large community of traders, who settled here. When the caravan traffic ceased in the late 18th century, the traders created business empires in other parts of the country, but returned to Mandawa build palatial mansions in their hometown.

This afternoon, you will explore this storybook town of Mandawa known for its colourful frescoes on a wide variety of subjects ranging from religious to the erotic; from copies of popular English prints to witty social satire rendered in the inimitable style of local artist. Every home here is adorned with gaily­painted murals that illuminate the arid landscape. Return to your hotel after your visit.

Overnight at hotel

DAY 04 MANDAWA ­ BIKANER After buffet breakfast, you will be driven from Mandawa to Bikaner (170 KMS / 4 Hours).

In the afternoon, you will proceed for a sightseeing tour of Bikaner visiting Junagarh Fort, one of the most interesting forts in Rajasthan, with its sumptuously decorated interiors. Built in 1588 by Raja Rai Singh it is unusual in the sense that it was one of the few major forts of Rajasthan that was not built on a hilltop. Instead, it was built on the desert plains; its rugged sandstone bastions and graceful pavilions and balconies are silhouetted against the sky.

Late in the afternoon you will visit the National Camel Breeding Farm and see the incredible sight of a herd of camels returning back after grazing, with the spectacular desert sunset in the background. Set amid rolling sand dunes, this farm is set up to produce superior strains of camels both for domestic haulage as well as, even today, for military use. Return to the hotel after your visit.

Overnight at the hotel DAY 05 BIKANER – JAISALMER After buffet breakfast, you will be driven from Bikaner to Jaisalmer (330 KMS / 7 Hours).

Jaisalmer, the golden beauty etched in yellow sandstone, standing tall against miles of gleaming sand. Founded in 1156 AD by Maharawal Jaisal, Jaisalmer’s location kept it almost untouched by outside influences and even during the days of the Raj, Jaisalmer was the last to sign the Instrument of Agreement with the British.

Upon arrival in Jaisalmer, proceed for check­in at your hotel following which remainder of the day will be at leisure

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 06 JAISALMER After buffet breakfast, proceed for a city tour of Jaisalmer. You will walk up to The Fort, which dominates the town. Built in 1156, it is one of the oldest forts in Rajasthan. About a quarter of the old city's population resides within the fort walls, which have 99 bastions around the circumference. Within the fort are a fine group of Jain temples built between the 12th and 15th centuries, many containing ancient manuscripts. Walk through Jaisalmer’s narrow streets dotted with ornately decorated Hindu and Jain temples.

Walk around this desert city, its fort emerging from the flat dry sands, bounding in ancient palaces, temples and delicately sculpted havelis ­ all witness to the emergence of this Rajput state into a market centre for traders.

Overnight at the hotel. DAY 07 JAISALMER After the buffet breakfast, you will be driven to Khuri/Sam Sand Dunes for a camelback ride into the desert to watch the sun set on this golden desert city, emitting a lustrous glow off the desert sand. Camel Safari is one of the unique ways to explore small villages in Rajasthan. Atop this ship of the desert embark on an exciting soft adventure. This safari is across India’s Thar Desert, one of the harshest environments in the world. Board camels to discover the rich desert culture and meet the colourful tribal people.

Return to the hotel after your tour.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 08 JAISALMER – JODHPUR After buffet breakfast at the hotel, you will be driven from Jaisalmer to Jodhpur ­ The Desert enchantment enroute (295 KMS / 7.5 Hours).

The old city of Jodhpur is surrounded by a wall 10km long, which was built about a century after the city was founded. From the fort you can clearly see where the old city ends and the new begins. The old city is fascinating jungle of winding streets of great interest to wander around. Eight gates lead out from the walled city. It’s one of the more interesting cities in India and those baggy­tight horse riding trousers, jodhpurs, took their name from this locale.

The Mehrangarh Fort is sprawled across a 125­meter high hill and is the most impressive and formidable fort in the fort­ studded Rajasthan. On the wall adjacent to the Lahapol or “Iron Gate” are 15 handprints, the sati marks of the widows of Maharaja Man Singh who threw themselves upon his funeral pyre in 1843. Inside the fort, which is still run by the Maharaja of Jodhpur, there is a whole series of courtyards and palaces. Later visit the Mehrangarh Fort (citadel of the Sun) that evokes the very spirit of the Rathores, the ruling local Rajput clan. Visit its various palaces with their delicate friezes and respective museums, displaying treasures of the royal family. North of Meherangarh Fort, and connected to it by road, Jaswant Thanda is a pillared marble memorial to the popular ruler Jaswant Singh II (1878­95), who purged Jodhpur of dacoits, initiated irrigation systems and boosted the economy. The cenotaphs of members of the royal family who have died since Jaswant are close by his memorial; those who preceded him are remembered by chhatris at Mandor. This south­facing spot is also the best place from which to photograph the fort, looming above the sheer rocky Meherangarh plateau.

Return to the hotel after your tour.

Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 09 JODHPUR – RANAKPUR ­ UDAIPUR After buffet breakfast you would be driven from Jodhpur to Udaipur (255 KMS/ 6.5 HRS) en­route visiting exceptionally beautiful Ranakpur Jain Temples enroute.

These temples are particularly noted for the grandiose scale of its architecture and the highly decorated ceilings, walls and 1444 different pillars. The priests of the temples did all the temple designing and their generations are still continuing the work. The Ranakpur Jain Temples were built during the reign of the liberal and gifted monarch Rana Kumbha in the 15th century. An enormous basement covers 48,000 sq. feet area. There are four subsidiary shrines, twenty­four pillared halls and eligibly domes supported by over four hundred columns.

The total number of columns is 1,444 all of which are intricately carved no two being alike. The artistically carved nymphs playing the flute in various dance postures at a height of 45 feet are an engrossing sight. In the assembly hall, there are two big bells weighing 108 KGS, whose sound echoes in the entire complex.

After visiting Jain Temples, continue your drive to Udaipur and upon arrival, proceed for check­in at your hotel.

Set on the shores of Lake Pichola and surrounded by hills, Udaipur grew in complete contrast to the harsh deserts of the rest of Rajasthan. As capital of the old Mewar State it was the only Rajput stronghold to uphold its Hindu allegiance in the face of Muslim invasion. From the late 16th century, peace brought about an era of renaissance in the arts and encouraged the building of beautiful palaces around the lake, culminating in the City Palace, one of the largest palace complexes in the world. The lake itself is a romantic setting surrounding the gleaming white Lake Palace and the Jag Mandir, a refuge of the rebel Mughal prince, Shah Jahan, soon to be the creator of the incomparable Taj Mahal.

Overnight at hotel

DAY 10 UDAIPUR After buffet breakfast, proceed for a sightseeing tour of Udaipur City, also known as the City of Sunrise

Your morning sightseeing of Udaipur includes a visit to the vast and exquisite City Palace, a well­fortified, majestic white monument. The main entrance, a triple­arched gate named the Tripolia, was built in 1725 and is a marvel. The Suraj Gokhada, the Balcony of the Sun, where the Suryavanshi Maharanas of Mewar presented themselves in times of trouble to the people to restore their confidence, is also a fascinating sight.

Visit Jagdish Temple, a 16th­century temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, it is the largest and most splendid temple in Udaipur.

Drive past Fateh Sagar Lake and visit Sahelion­ki­Bari, the Garden of the Maids­of­ Honor, which has numerous fountains in four pools, embellished with delicately chiseled kiosks and elephants. The garden brings to the fore the unique lifestyle of the royal ladies, who once strolled through these gardens.

Take a cruise on Lake Pichola to visit Jag Mandir Palace, which covers almost four acres and is noted for its marble pavilion and an imposing dome. You’ll see people doing their laundry on the shores of the lake against the backdrop of the massive City Palace and the old city.

Return to your hotel after the sightseeing tour.

Overnight at the hotel DAY 11 UDAIPUR – AJMER After buffet breakfast you would be driven from Udaipur to Ajmer (269 KMS/ 7.5 HRS) emroute visiting Eklingji and Nagda. The little village of Ekligji, with a number of ancient temples, is only 22 k.m. north of Udaipur. The Shiva Temple in the village it self was originally built in 734, although its present from dates from the rule of Maharana Raimal, between 1473 and 1509. The Walled complex includes an elaborately pillered hall under a large pyramidal roof and features a four faced Shiva image of black the nearby Sas Bahu or Mother and Daughte­in­law, group has intricate architecture and carvings, including some erotic figures.

After the visit continue driving to Ajmer, upon arrival you will be met and transferred to your hotel where you will proceed for check­in.

Ajmer situated in the green oasis wrapped in the barren hills has been a witness to an interesting past. The city was founded by Raja Ajay Pal Chauhan in the 7th Century A.D. and continued to be a major center of the Chauhan power till 1193 A.D. when Prithviraj Chauhan lost it to Mohammed Ghauri.since then, Ajmer became home to many dynasties, which came and left leaving behind indelible marks of their culture and traditions on the city’s history, converting it to an amalgam of various cultures and blend of Hinduism and Islam.

Today, Ajmer is a popular pilgrimage center for the Hindus as well as Muslims. Especially famous is the Dargah Sharif­tomb of the Sufi saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti,which is equally revered by the Hindus and Muslims.

Ajmer is also the base for visiting Pushkar(11 km.),the abode of Lord Brahma,lying to its west with a temple and a picturesque lake.The Pushkar lake is a sacred spot for Hindus. During the month of Kartik(Oct./Nov.),devotes throng in large numbers here to take a dip in the sacred lake.

Overnight at hotel

DAY 12 AJMER – JAIPUR After buffet breakfast, you will be taken for a sightseeing tour of Ajmer city visiting Dargah and Adhai­din­ka­jhonpra.

The Dargah: At the foot of a barren hill, is situated India’s most important pilgrimage center for people from all faiths. It is the splendid tomb of the Sufi saint Khawaja Moinuddin Chisti more popularly known as Khawaja Saheb or Khawaja Sharif. The shrine is next only to Mecca or Median for the Muslims of south Asia. Akbar used to make a pilgrimage to the Dargah from Agra once a year.

Adhai­din­ka­jhonpra: A remarkable structure, this is a masterpiece of Indo­Islamic architecture located on the outskirts, of the city, just beyond the Dargah. As the legend goes, its construction took two and a half days (Adhai­Din) to complete. It was originally a Sanskrit college, built within a temple. In 1193 A.D. Mohhamed Ghauri conquered Ajmer and converted the building into a mosque by adding a seven arched wall in front of the pillared hall in just two­and­half days(adhai­din) and hence the name. The distinct pillars­ and arched "Screen" with its ruined minarets make it a splendid architectural masterpiece.

In the afternoon, you will be driven from Ajmer to Jaipur (138 kms / 3.5 hrs).

Jaipur's past is never too far from hand. The city of victory, Jaipur presides over the fascinating desert state and its people: surrounded by rugged hills, each crowned by a formidable fort; and beautiful palaces, mansions and gardens dotted throughout its precincts. The palaces and forts of yesteryear that were witness to royal processions and splendour are now living monuments, accepted quite naturally into the lifestyles of the people of the "pink city". Except for the busy traffic of bicycles, cars and buses, little seems to have changed. There is a timeless quality to Jaipur's bazaars and its people. With its historical past, Jaipur revives legends of the ancient Rajputs. The dresses of the women and the turbans of the men add colour to this fascinating city.

Upon arrival proceed for check in at hotel.

Overnight at hotel

DAY 13 JAIPUR After buffet breakfast, you will proceed for city of Jaipur.

Morning you will be driven just outside Jaipur to the ancient capital of Amber to see the fabulous Amber Fort. Maharaja Mansingh, Mughal Emperor Akbar’s most successful General, started the construction of Amber Fort in the 17th century. Before the City Palace was constructed in Jaipur, Amber was the seat of power. The fort is surrounded by fortified battlements and overlooks the Moat Lake. Ruins and remains are spread over the Aravalli hills and sprawling crenulated walls lattice the surrounding area.

An elephant/ Jeep will spare you the trouble of reaching up to the fortress. Once on the top, stroll through the sprawling complex of courtyards and halls. Many of the rooms have delightful wall paintings, with precious stones and mirrors inlaid in the walls. Most fascinating, perhaps, is the Sheesh Mahal (hall of mirrors) where a single lamplight is reflected in the many mirrors, lighting up the room. En­route to Amber you will stop and see the `Palace of Winds’, otherwise known as Hawa Mahal. It is really an elaborate facade behind which the ladies of the court used to watch the daily goings on in the street below. It is extremely intricate in its pink sandstone carving. The cool wind blows through its facade of windows and latticed screens through which the queens of the court once viewed the streets of the city.

Afternoon proceed to visit the City Palace, which is an overwhelming complex of exquisite palaces, gardens and courtyards, decorative art and carved doorways. The palace museum houses collections of rare manuscripts, armoury, costumes, carpets and miniature paintings.

Jaipur's Jantar Mantar is the most famous of five observatories built by Sawai Jai Singh in India. Jai Singh was a great admirer of progresses and research made in the fields of science and technology, but he was passionate about astronomy. There is a very interesting story behind the construction of this observatory, considered as the largest stone observatory in the world. Sawai Jai Singh sent his emissaries to all parts of the world before commencing the construction of this observatory. The emissaries returned with many manuals on astronomy containing cutting­ edge technological information. One of these manuals was a copy of La Hire's "Tables". The king ordered the observatory to be built according to the details contained in this manual. When the construction ended, for the astonishment of the king and others, the observatory was 20 seconds more accurate than the one mentioned in "Table.

Return to your hotel after the sightseeing tour.

Overnight at the hotel

DAY 14 JAIPUR – FATEHPUR SIKRI ­ AGRA After buffet breakfast at the hotel, you will be driven from Jaipur to Agra (220 KMS / 6 hours) en­route visiting Fatehpur Sikri, the deserted red sandstone city, built by the Great Mughal Emperor Akbar as his capital and palace in the late 16th century. It was abandoned soon after it was built when the local wells went dry and it remains today in much the same condition that it was over 300 years ago. It is complete with palaces and mosques and used to be a town larger than London when it was originally constructed. Now it is an extraordinary place to wander around with its buildings in near perfect condition.

After your visit, continue your drive to Agra and upon arrival, proceed for check­in at your hotel.

Agra in terms of ambiance is still associated with its Mughal period. The Mughals besides being great rulers were also great builders and they preserved their best architectural wonders for Agra & its neighbourhood. It has many wonderful monuments and the Taj Mahal, the greatest of them all, is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture at its best. The massive but elegant Agra Fort, the delicate artistry of Itimad­ud­daulah’s tomb, the magnificent Taj and Akbar’s deserted capital, Fatehpur Sikri, are each unique and outstanding. Their architectural genius can also be seen in the forts, palaces and aesthetically laid out gardens ­ each one a silent witness to a grand style of a golden era.

Later in the afternoon, you will proceed for sightseeing tour Taj Mahal (closed on Fridays). Midway Tonga’s “horse carriages” would be waiting for you and will drop you at the gates of the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal is everything that has been said about it and more. Taking 22 years and 20,000 men to build, the white marble was quarried 200 miles away and was transported to the site by a fleet of 1000 elephants. Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as an expression of his love for his wife Mumtaz Mahal, in mid 17th century, the Taj Mahal is truly one of the wonders of the world. Though the Taj appears to be amazingly perfect from almost any angle, it is the close­up marble inlay work, which is really astounding.

Continue to visit the Agra Fort, an outstanding example of Mughal architecture. Agra Fort ­ the seat and the stronghold of the Mughal Empire under successive generations. This was the seat of Mughal rule and administration and the present structure owes its origins to Akbar who erected the walls and gates and the first buildings on the eastern banks of Yamuna River. Shah Jehan added the impressive quarters and the mosque while Aurangzeb added the outer ramparts. Visit its Hall of Public Audience and its Royal Pavilions.

Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 15 AGRA – DELHI DEPARTURE BY: INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT After the buffet breakfast, you will be driven from Agra to Delhi (235 kms / 4 hrs). Upon arrival in Delhi, you will be met by a SITA representative who will transfer you to the Delhi International airport to board your flight for onward destination.

***** TOUR ENDS ****** Quotation OPTION 01 # SUPERIOR CLASS HOTEL SELECTION City Name of the Hotel Room Category Nights Delhi Taj Palace Superior Room 02 Mandawa Castle Mandawa Standard Room 01 Bikaner Laxmi Niwas Palace Standard Room 01 Jaisalmer Fort Rajwada Deluxe Room 03 Jodhpur Taj Hari Mahal Superior Room 01 Udaipur Grand Laxmi Niwas Palace Deluxe 02 Ajmer Mansingh Palace Standard Room 01 Jaipur Jai Mahal Palace Luxury Room 02 Agra Taj View Superior Room 01

Option – 1 11 Jan ­ 28 Feb 07 01 Mar – 30 Apr 07

02 Paying Pax US $ 1862 Per Person US $ 1825 Per Person 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax US $ 1766 Per Person US $ 1729 Per Person 05 – 06 Paying Pax US $ 1659 Per Person US $ 1621 Per Person 07 – 09 Paying Pax US $ 1695 Per Person US $ 1657 Per Person 10 – 14 Paying Pax + 01 Tour Lear Free US $ 1724 Per Person US $ 1682 Per Person Single Room Supplement US $ 1059 Net US $ 1021 Net Supplement for daily lunches (14 lunches) US $ 215 Per Person US $ 215 Per Person Supplement for daily dinners (14 dinners) US $ 287 Per Person US $ 287 Per Person The above are per person costs and in US $ Dollars

Option – 1 01 May – 31 July 07 01 Aug – 31 Sept 07 01 Oct – 20 Dec 07

02 Paying Pax US $ 1468 Per Person US $ 1541 Per Person US $ 2003 Per Person 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax US $ 1372 Per Person US $ 1445 Per Person US $ 1907 Per Person 05 – 06 Paying Pax US $ 1264 Per Person US $ 1338 Per Person US $ 1800 Per Person 07 – 09 Paying Pax US $ 1301 Per Person US $ 1374 Per Person US $ 1836 Per Person 10 – 14 Paying Pax + 01 US $ 1291 Per Person US $ 1371 Per Person US $ 1877 Per Person Tour Lear Free Single Room Supplement US $ 705 Net US $ 776 Net US $ 1168 Net Supplement for daily lunches US $ 215 Per Person US $ 215 Per Person US $ 230 Per Person (14 lunches) Supplement for daily dinners US $ 287 Per Person US $ 287 Per Person US $ 304 Per Person (14 dinners) The above are per person costs and in US $ Dollars OPTION 02 # STANDARD CLASS HOTEL SELECTION City Name of the Hotel Room Category Nights Delhi The Park Luxury Room 02 Mandawa Castle Mandawa Standard Room 01 Bikaner Lallgarh Palace Standard Room 01 Jaisalmer Gorbandh Palace Deluxe Room 03 Jodhpur Ajit Bhawan Deluxe Room 01 Udaipur Trident Hilton Deluxe Garden View 02 Ajmer Mansingh Palace Standard Room 01 Jaipur Country Inn & Suites Standard Room 02 Agra Jaypee Palace Standard Room 01

Option – 2 11 Jan ­ 31 Jan 07 Feb 07 & 01 Mar – 30 Apr 07 02 Paying Pax US $ 1401 Per Person US $ 1474 Per Person 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax US $ 1305 Per Person US $ 1378 Per Person 05 – 06 Paying Pax US $ 1197 Per Person US $ 1270 Per Person 07 – 09 Paying Pax US $ 1233 Per Person US $ 1307 Per Person 10 – 14 Paying Pax + 01 Tour Lear Free US $ 1142 Per Person US $ 1225 Per Person Single Room Supplement US $ 720 Net US $ 794 Net Supplement for daily lunches (14 lunches) US $ 192 Per Person US $ 192 Per Person Supplement for daily dinners (14 dinners) US $ 215 Per Person US $ 215 Per Person The above are per person costs and in US $ Dollars

Option – 2 01 May – 30 Sept 07 01 Oct – 20 Dec 07 02 Paying Pax US $ 1177 Per Person US $ 1545 Per Person 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax US $ 1081 Per Person US $ 1499 Per Person 05 – 06 Paying Pax US $ 974 Per Person US $ 1342 Per Person 07 – 09 Paying Pax US $ 1010 Per Person US $ 1378 Per Person 10 – 14 Paying Pax + 01 Tour Lear Free US $ 975 Per Person US $ 1305 Per Person Single Room Supplement US $ 555 Net US $ 851 Net Supplement for daily lunches (14 lunches) US $ 197 Per Person US $ 218 Per Person Supplement for daily dinners (14 dinners) US $ 219 Per Person US $ 244 Per Person The above are per person costs and in US $ Dollars OPTION 03 # FIRST CLASS HOTEL SELECTION City Name of the Hotel Room Category Nights Delhi The Cannuaght Standard Room 02 Mandawa Castle Mandawa Standard Room 01 Bikaner Heritage Resort Standard Room 01 Jaisalmer Heritage Inn Standard Room 03 Jodhpur Fortune Ummed Standard Room 01 Udaipur Hiltop Standard Room 02 Ajmer Mansingh Palace Deluxe Room 01 Jaipur Clarks Amer Standard Room 02 Agra Clarks Shiraz Standard Room 01

Option – 3 11 Jan – 30 Apr 07 01 May – 30 Sept 07 01 Oct – 20 Dec 07 02 Paying Pax US $ 1166 Per Person US $ 1081 Per Person US $ 1275 Per Person 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax US $ 1070 Per Person US $ 985 Per Person US $ 1179 Per Person 05 – 06 Paying Pax US $ 962 Per Person US $ 877 Per Person US $ 1072 Per Person 07 – 09 Paying Pax US $ 998 Per Person US $ 914 Per Person US $ 1108 Per Person 10 – 14 Paying Pax + 01 US $ 949 Per Person US $ 853 Per Person US $ 1064 Per Person Tour Lear Free Single Room Supplement US $ 516 Net US $ 436 Net US $ 616 Net Supplement for daily US $ 170 Per Person US $ 170 Per Person US $ 199 Per Person lunches (14 lunches) Supplement for daily dinners US $ 182 Per Person US $ 182 Per Person US $ 212 Per Person (14 dinners) The above are per person costs and in US $ Dollars Inclusions & Exclusions OUR QUOTE INCLUDES: ­ • 14 nights accommodation on twin sharing at the hotels mentioned above. • Daily buffet breakfast at all the hotels • All transfers, excursions and sightseeing tours will be by air­conditioned transportation. The vehicle used under each Pax bracket will be as follows: ­ 02 Paying Pax : 01 Air­conditioned Medium Car ­ 03 ­ 04 Paying Pax : 01 Air­conditioned Toyota Qualis ­ 05 – 06 Paying Pax : 01 Air­conditioned Tempo Traveller ­ 07 ­ 14 Paying Pax : 01 Air­conditioned Mini Coach • Entrance fees at all the monuments mentioned in the itinerary, road taxes, parking fee, fuel charges, interstate taxes, and porterage at all hotels & airports. • A local English­speaking guide shall be provided for the sightseeing & excursion. • 01 Rickshaw ride at Delhi. • 01 Camel safari at Jaisalmer. • 01 boat ride on Lake Pichola in Udaipur • 01 Elephant ride/ Jeep ride at Amber Fort, Jaipur to ascend the hill. • 01 horse carriage ride from the nearest parking to Taj Mahal in Agra • SITA representative for assistance on all arrival and departure transfers. • All currently applicable taxes. THE ABOVE COST DOES NOT INCLUDE: ­ • Expense of personal nature like tipping, laundry, telephone/fax calls, alcoholic beverages, camera/video camera fee at monuments, medical expenses, airport departure tax etc. • Any Insurance • Any other services not mentioned in the inclusions. • Our quotation is not valid for period other than mentioned above SPECIAL NOTES • Hotel Check­In, Check­out time 1200 NOON • Prices are subject to change with any increase in the cost. • Rates include only those items specified in your itinerary. • Elephant ride is subject to availability as Government of Rajasthan has restricted the number of rides and prior reservation. Clients will have to queue themselves and wait to see if they can get a chance to have the elephant ride. There is no guarantee that even after queing, they will get an elephant ride if the quota of rides is over. • In case on any currency fluctuations or amendment in local Government taxes, or any fuel hike, we reserve the right to adjust the tour price accordingly