Breakfast at the hotel and further then drive to Agra. Arrival Agra, and then transfer to your hotel. Later proceed to visit Taj Mahal: the finest example of an extraordinarily architecture. After visiting Taj Mahal, you will proceed to visit Agra Fort: the architecture of Agra Fort is most likely similar to the Red Fort of Delhi. If time permits, then you can also visit Itmad-Ud-Daulah Tomb. Overnight stay in Agra.

Breakfast at the hotel. Later check-out from hotel and then drive to Jaipur en-route visit Fatehpur Sikri – a popular tourist attraction on the way to Jaipur. Further continue your journey to pink city of Rajasthan. Arrival Jaipur, and transfer to hotel. Overnight stay in Jaipur.

Breakfast at hotel and then proceed to visit Amber Fort: one of the largest fort of Rajasthan and built at the top of Aravali hills. Entire fort is constructed with hard sandstone and marble which enhanced the Fort architecture. You will enjoy the short Elephant ride to ascend at Amer Fort. City Palace: built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II and now also a residence of Jaipur royal family. Don’t miss the chance to take a picture at Peacock gate inside the City Palace premises. Jantar Mantar: it is listed in UNESCO World Heritage site as a World largest working stone Sundial. Next you will visit Hawa Mahal: also known as Palace of Winds and built with Red and Pink sandstone of Rajasthan. Late afternoon drive back to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and transfer to your hotel. Overnight stay in Delhi.

Breakfast at hotel and then check-out from hotel. Now, proceeds for the sightseeing tour covering Jama Masjid: one of the biggest mosque of India, located nearby Old Delhi busiest market. Further move ahead to Chandni Chowk market followed by Rickshaw ride. Chandni Chowk is Asia largest wholesale market of an Indian spices and dry fruits. India Gate: a war memorial of 70000 Indian soldiers who died in Ist world war. Drive pass to the iconic President House and Parliament House. Humayun Tomb: a tomb of Mughal emperor Humayun and listed in UNESCO World Heritage site. At last not least you will visit Qutab Minar: tallest brick minaret and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Late evening transfer to Delhi airport to board flight for onward journey.

– New Delhi is well connected by domestic and international airports.
– Taj Mahal remains closed for visitors on every Friday.
– Jeep ride will be provided to Amber Fort if Elephant’s are fully occupied.