Day 2 : Delhi – Full day Sightseeing tour : A Full day sightseeing tour of Delhi. The old city-bustling, packed, atmospheric will entertain you with a visit to Redfort, Jama Masjid and the bazaar of Chandini Chowk. We also visit the Birla Mandir (Lakshminarayan Temple), the grand Govt. Buildings along with the president's house, Humayun's tomb (the forerunner of Taj Mahal), and the India Gate. Visit the Qutab minar the five storey victory tower started by Qutbuddin Aibak was completed by his successor, Iltutmish along with the 4th Centuary iron pillar.

Day 3 : Delhi – Agra By Road : Today's morning drive via Sikandra, leads us to the mughal splendor of Agra to visit the Taj Mahal and Redfort. The Taj Mahal was build in 1652 by Emperor Shahjahan. It took 22 years and 22,000 skilled artisans to complete this magnificent architecture. Apart from the Taj, the magnificent Agra fort (Another creation of emperor Akbar) offering gorgeous views from its lofty walls, and the Itmad-ul-Daulah, an exquisite tomb to a persian adventurer who later became chief minister, whose grand-daughter Mumtaz married Shah Jehan. Her tomb, is of course, the Taj Mahal.

Day 4 : Agra – Jaipur : Your drive to princely capital Jaipur takes you via Emperor Akbar deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, an almost perfectly preserved 400 Year old Mughal capital. After admiring its palaces and pavillions we suggest Lunch at the nearby Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary before we continue to Jaipur. Also called the pink city, The whole city was painted pink when the Prince of Wales, Edward VII, Visited jaipur in 1876. Today, Every home in the city is obliged by law to maintain this facade.

Day 5 : Jaipur – Pushkar : Today after breakfast drive to pushkar. Pushkar is a small and beautiful town in a valley at the north Indian state of Rajasthan. Surrounded by sand dunes at one place and by hills at the other, forming a fascinating location for annual religious and cattle fair which is globally famous and invites thousands of visitors from all parts of the world.

Day 6 : Pushkar : Karthik Poornima- the particular full moon of November – brings high excitement to pushkar, for this is when the world-famous camel fair takes place on the sand dunes surrounding the town. Thousands of traders come here with their families to trade in camels as well as meet up and negotiate marital ties, visit the holy temples and take a dip in the pushkar lake. Also, at the heart of pushkar lies the Brahma Temple, with brahma's vahan, a turtle cast in silver at its entrance.

Day 7 : Pushkar – Jaipur : Today we drive to Jaipur for a sightseeing tour. A full day program takes you to the nearby Amber fort by car, and then to the Fortress by elephant with a skilled mahout. Later return to Jaipur to visit the Museums, Palaces and halls within the City palace (Still a royal Residence) and The palace of winds. The jantar mantar observatory largest and the best of the five observatories build by Jai Singh II in different parts of the country. Hindu's believe that their fated souls move as per the harmony of the heavens, which is measured by it.

Day 8 : Jaipur – Delhi : After breakfast leave jaipur by car, Pausing for a lunch at the Neemrana Palace, a most elegant and historical heritage hotel, before we drive to the international airport for return flight home.