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12N/13D Odisha Rural Tour

Odisha (formerly Orissa), an eastern Indian state on the Bay of Bengal, is known for its tribal cultures and its many ancient Hindu temples. Kond is one of the largest tribe in Odisha who worship hills, nature, and streams. Sauras. Sauras is one of the ancient tribes in India that also find their mention in the Hindu epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana. Bonda. Santhals. Gonds. Bhumias.

Odisha has a rich cultural and artistic heritage. Due to the reign of many different rulers in the past, arts and crafts in Odisha underwent many changes giving an artistic diversity today in the forms of traditional handicrafts, painting and carving, dance and music.

Major handicrafts in Odisha include applique work, brass and bell metal, silver filigree and stone carving. Other forms include Lacquer, Papier Mache, and tribal combs, handlooms and wood and traditional stone carving.

Tour Overview

Embark on an enthralling cultural expedition through the heart of Odisha, India’s land of artistry and tradition. Beginning in Bhubaneshwar, our journey unwraps the essence of this region through captivating city tours, delving into the intricate world of temples, caves, and local crafts.

Enriching encounters await in Nuapatna, where weavers breathe life into fabrics, and Sadeibareni, a haven of mesmerizing Dokra metalwork. Padmakesharpur enchants with snake charmers’ mystique. The trail continues to Puri, where artisans’ magic adorns the landscape in Bell Metal, Appliqué work, and Raghurajpur’s artistic village. We delve into the heart of local life, witnessing the dawn of Potters’ Village and meandering through the charming labyrinth of stone carvers and fishermen en route to Konark.

In Baliguda, Kutia Kondh’s vibrant culture unfolds, while Rayagada unveils the captivating Dongria Kondh tribe. Jeypore unveils the fascinating Bonda and Gadaba villages before the captivating Paraja village enchants us. Dhruba villages and their bustling market offer a captivating glimpse into local life before concluding our odyssey in Vishakhapatnam, a trove of memories, before bidding adieu with cherished experiences and heartfelt connections.

Destinations Covered

Bhubaneshwar: The starting point of your journey, Bhubaneshwar is known as the “Temple City of India.” Explore its ancient temples and caves, which hold centuries of spiritual and architectural significance, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Nuapatna: A weaver’s paradise, Nuapatna showcases the intricate art of weaving, where vibrant fabrics come to life under the skilled hands of local artisans, each thread weaving a story of tradition and craftsmanship.

Sadeibareni: Delve into the world of Dokra metalwork in Sadeibareni, where skilled artisans create intricate and unique metal sculptures using the ancient lost-wax casting technique, a tradition passed down through generations.

Padmakesharpur: Immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of snake charmers in Padmakesharpur, where you’ll witness captivating performances and gain insight into the mystical traditions surrounding these creatures.

Puri: A coastal gem, Puri boasts the iconic Jagannath Temple and offers a chance to witness the artisans’ prowess in Bell Metal work, Appliqué craftsmanship, and the enchanting Raghurajpur Artisan’s village.

Baliguda: As you journey to Baliguda, you’ll encounter the vibrant culture of the Kutia Kondh tribe, known for their distinctive traditions and way of life that blend harmoniously with nature.

Rayagada: The captivating Dongria Kondh tribe calls Rayagada home, providing a rare opportunity to engage with their unique customs and traditions, offering insights into their deep-rooted connection with the land.

Jeypore: A gateway to indigenous cultures, Jeypore introduces you to the fascinating Bonda and Gadaba tribes, each with their own distinct practices and vibrant attire that reflect their cultural identity.

Paraja Village: Paraja Village offers an intimate encounter with the Paraja tribe, allowing you to witness their daily life and immerse yourself in the rhythm of their traditional village and bustling local market.

Dhruba Villages: In the Dhruba villages, you’ll witness the vibrant community life and bustling marketplaces, providing a glimpse into the everyday experiences and traditions of the local people.

Vishakhapatnam: The final stop of your journey, Vishakhapatnam is a coastal city known for its beautiful beaches and cultural diversity, serving as a fitting conclusion to your exploration of Odisha’s rich heritage.

Each destination on this remarkable tour presents a unique opportunity to engage with local cultures, traditions, and art forms, creating a tapestry of experiences that will linger in your memory.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 01: Arrival at Bhubaneshwar. Transfer to hotel.

Day 02: City tour of Bhubaneshwar, covering Temples & Caves. Overnight at Bhubaneshwar.

Day 03: After breakfast we will start our excursion to Nuapatna (Weaving Village), Sadeibareni ( Dokra Metal work village) & Padmakesharpur(Snake Charmers Village).

Overnight at Bhubaneshwar.

Day 04: Drive to Puri enroute visiting 64yogini village with Bell Metal work village, Pipli Applique work village & Raghurajpur Artisan’s village.

Overnight at Puri.

Day 05: Early morning visit of Potters’ village.

Excursion to Konark enroute visiting Stone Carvers village & Fishermen’ village.

Overnight at Puri.

Day 06: City tour of Puri & drive to Bhubaneshwar.

Overnight at Bhubaneshwar.

Day 07: Drive to Baliguda. Overnight at Baliguda.

Day 08: Visit of Kutia Kondh village & drive to Rayagada.

Overnight at Rayagada.

Day 09: Visit of Dongria Kondh village & drive to Jeypore.

Overnight at Jeypore.

Day 10: Visit of Bonda & Gadaba villages.

Overnight at Jeypore.

Day 11: Visit of Paraja village & market.

Overnight at Jeypore.

Day 12: Visit of Dhruba villages & their market. Drive to Vishakhapatnam.

Day 13: Departure transfer to the airport for the onward connection.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: What is the duration of the tour?
A: The tour spans across 13 days, allowing ample time to explore and immerse yourself in the diverse cultures and traditions of the destinations covered.

Q: Is the tour suitable for all age groups?
A: Yes, the tour is designed to offer enriching experiences for travelers of all ages, catering to cultural enthusiasts and those seeking authentic encounters.

Q: What types of art and crafts are highlighted in the tour?
A: The tour showcases a rich array of traditional crafts, including weaving in Nuapatna, Dokra metalwork in Sadeibareni, Bell Metal work and Appliqué craftsmanship in Puri, and much more.

Q: How do I reach the starting point of the tour in Bhubaneshwar?
A: You can reach Bhubaneshwar by air, rail, or road, depending on your convenience and location. Our tour organizers can assist you with transportation options.

Q: Are the visits to tribal villages respectful and ethical?
A: Yes, the tour is conducted in a respectful and ethical manner, allowing you to engage with local tribes while prioritizing their dignity, traditions, and privacy.

Q: Are meals included in the tour package?
A: The tour typically includes meals as mentioned in the itinerary, ensuring you have a delightful culinary experience throughout the journey.

Q: Will there be English-speaking guides?
A: Yes, you will have knowledgeable English-speaking guides at each destination who will provide insights into the local culture, history, and traditions.

Q: What is the level of physical activity involved in the tour?
A: The tour involves a moderate level of physical activity, including walking and exploring various sites. However, the pace can be adjusted to accommodate different fitness levels.

Q: Can I purchase local crafts and souvenirs during the tour?
A: Absolutely, the tour offers opportunities to purchase unique local crafts and souvenirs at various villages and markets, providing a chance to support local artisans.

Q: Is the tour customizable or extendable?
A: While the tour follows a specific itinerary, you can discuss with the tour organizers about potential customization or extension options based on your preferences and interests.

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4N/5D Ladakh Hemis Festival Tour from Delhi

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the mystical landscapes of Ladakh.

Tour Overview

Arrive in Leh, where the Leh Palace and Buddhist heritage welcome you. Witness the vibrant Hemis Festival, a celebration of Guru Padmasambhava’s birth, with mystic mask dances and sacred plays at Hemis Gompa. Explore Leh’s architectural gems like the Leh Palace, Sankar Gompa, and Shanti Stupa. Enjoy free time for personal exploration or continue the festival experience at Hemis Gompa. Visit the Jokhang temple and an exquisite mosque reflecting Islamic-Tibetan architecture. Discover Shey and Thiksey monasteries, each housing impressive Buddha images and murals. Stok Palace unveils family heirlooms. Conclude your journey with memories of Ladakh’s enchanting beauty and cultural richness.

Destinations Covered

Leh: Nestled amidst the lofty Himalayan peaks, Leh is a gateway to Ladakh’s unique culture. Its historic Leh Palace and Buddhist monasteries offer a glimpse into the region’s rich heritage. The town’s tranquil ambiance and stunning vistas set the stage for an unforgettable exploration.

Hemis Festival: The Hemis Festival is a vibrant celebration of Ladakh’s spiritual essence. At Hemis Gompa, witness the mesmerizing mystic mask dances and sacred plays, as devotees gather to commemorate Guru Padmasambhava’s birth, infusing the air with devotion and festivity.

Shey Monastery: Perched atop a hill, Shey Monastery was once a royal palace and now houses an exquisite copper and gold-gilded Buddha statue. Its historical significance and panoramic views make it a must-visit destination.

Thiksey Monastery: This hilltop monastery captivates with its architectural grandeur and serene ambiance. Its resemblance to the Potala Palace in Lhasa is a testament to its architectural splendor. Inside, chambers filled with statues and stupas provide a glimpse into Ladakh’s spiritual traditions.

Stok Palace: Formerly a royal residence, Stok Palace now opens its doors as a museum, showcasing the treasured heirlooms and relics of the Sengge Namgyal family. It offers a fascinating insight into the region’s regal past.

Jokhang Temple and Mosque: The juxtaposition of the Jokhang Temple and an adjacent mosque reflects Ladakh’s cultural diversity. The Jokhang Temple, with its new main Buddhist temple, stands as a beacon of Ladakh’s devotion to Buddhism, while the mosque exhibits an intriguing blend of Islamic and Tibetan architectural styles.

Shanti Stupa: Overlooking Leh, the Shanti Stupa is a symbol of peace and tranquility. Built to commemorate 2500 years of Buddhism, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and a serene space for introspection.

Each destination on this tour contributes to an immersive journey that encapsulates Ladakh’s spiritual depth, architectural brilliance, and cultural treasures.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Flight from Dehli to Leh

Monday. Delhi – Leh. Early morning flight from Delhi to Leh. Flights can be booked with us or independently. Upon arrival to Leh onward transfer to your guesthouse where the remains of the day can be spent at leisure.

Ladakh is a vast highland desert sitting at 3524 metres above sea level, lying between the Karakoram and the Himalayan ranges characterized by a desolate moonlike landscape and snowy peaks.

The town is still dominated by the now ruined Leh Palace, former mansion of the royal family of Ladakh, built in the same style and about the same time as the Potala Palace. The 28 000 residents of the the city are predominantly Buddhists and accordingly, Leh is the very much the heart and soul of Buddhist culture in the region. Overnight – Leh

Day 2: The Hemis Festival & city sightseeing tour

Hemis Gompa, is the biggest monastery in Ladakh and the site of the annual festival commemorating the birth of Guru Padamasambhava, who is said to have brought Vajrayana Buddhism to Bhutan and Tibet. Revered throughout the Himalayan ranges and considered the second Buddha, Guru Padmasambhava, the Lotus-born (popularly known as Guru Rinpoche, the Precious Master) was invited from India in the 8th century to conquer the dark and hostile forces transforming them into guardians and protectors of the pure dharma. In the process the guru brought Vajrayana Buddhism – a revelation of the complete and perfect path to awakening.

Followers believe that their path is the purest form of Buddhism with the goal of liberation from suffering and attainment of enlightenment. It is believed to be the path actually practiced by Buddha with the teaching indelible, even still today within the entire Himalayan region. This morning we make our way to the Hemis monastery (1.5 hrs drive), the largest and richest monastery in all of Ladakh. In the courtyard filled to capacity with local Ladakhis and pilgrims (at 9am) Guru Padamasambhava birthday celebrations will commence.

A raised dais with a richly cushioned seat with a finely painted small Tibetan table is placed with the ceremonial items – cups full of holy water, uncooked rice, tormas made of dough and butter and incense sticks. A number of musicians play the traditional music with four pairs of cymbals, large-pan drums, small trumpets and large size wind instruments. Next to them a small space is assigned for the lamas to sit.

The festival highlight is the gathering of the lamas around the central flagpole performing the mystic mask dances (Chams) and sacred plays. Chams are essentially a part of Tantric tradition, performed only in the gompas that follow the Tantric Vajrayana teachings and where the monks perform tantric worship.

Dressed in colourful bright brocades with vibrantly decorated and richly adorned paper-mache masks (some extending over 1 metre in height) the masked dancers simulate combat between good spirits and evil demons to the cacophony of drums, cymbals and long horns. The crowd unites in uproarious song and dance when the dough idol of evil is destroyed by the leader of black hat dancers signifying that good has prevailed.

This afternoon offers a guided sightseeing tour of the town, dominated by Sengge Namgyal’s, nine storey palace. The colossal stone structure is one of the most captivating architectural ruins of the region. Built in traditional Tibetan style it sits on the foothills of the barren landscape. Constructed in the 17th century as the residential palace for the King to mark the reunifying Upper and Lower Ladakh.

Above Leh Palace, on Namgyal Tsemo (Victory Peak) overlooking the town, are the ruins of the earliest royal residence at Leh a fortress type structure built by King Tashi Namgyal in the 16th century.

Visits will also be made to Sankar Gompa to view the image of Avalokitesvara, inset with turquoise and shown with 1000 heads, arms and feet and 100,000 eyes, Shanti Stupa – built to commemorate 2500 years of Buddhism and inaugurated by his holiness the Dalai Lama in 1985.

Overnight – Leh

Day 3: Time to Explore

Today offers free time for you to independently explore the area. You may wish to return to the Hemis Grompa today as the festival continues (on a smaller scale) with a program of music, song, dance and drama. Transportation to the monastery can be arranged locally should you require. If staying in town for the day considering visiting the Leh bazaar.

The main sites to visit are the Jokhang, the new main Buddhist temple built in the 1980s by the Ladakh Buddhist association and an imposing mosque reflecting a mixture of Islamic and Tibetan architecture that accommodating more than 500 worshipers dating from the late 17th century situated opposite each other.

Overnight – Leh & Ladakh

Day 4: Shey and Thiksey Monestories, Stok Palace

Today offers guided tours of Shey and Thiksey monasteries and Stok Palace.

Shey monastery situated on a hilltop, 15km from Leh, was the summer palace of the royal family of the region. The monastery houses a two storey high-seated image of Buddha cast from copper and covered with gold leaf. It is also beleived that Kings of Leh were born here, in the monastery.

Thiksey monastery is situated on a hilltop and the views of the green Indus valley from its rooftop are splendid. This monastery has a number of chambers full of statues and stupas. Courtyard murals are bright and this imposing structure is in many respects a replica of Potala Palace in Lhasa.

Stok Palace now operates as a museum where in the Sengge Namgyal family heirlooms and relics are displayed. Overnight – Leh & Ladakh

Day 5: Leh to Delhi by flight

Friday. Leh – Delhi. Early this morning (dictated by flight times) we transfer to the airport for flight to Delhi arriving at approximately 8:30am. Later today you will be transferred to the airport for your onward international flight.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: How can I reach Leh, the starting point of the tour?
A: You can reach Leh by taking a flight from Delhi. The tour typically begins with an early morning flight from Delhi to Leh.

Q: What is the significance of the Hemis Festival?
A: The Hemis Festival is a vibrant celebration of Guru Padmasambhava’s birth, a revered figure in Vajrayana Buddhism. It features mystic mask dances and sacred plays, showcasing Ladakh’s rich spiritual heritage.

Q: Are there English-speaking guides during the tour?
A: Yes, the tour usually includes English-speaking guides at various destinations, providing insights into the cultural, historical, and spiritual aspects of each location.

Q: How physically demanding is the tour?
A: The tour involves a moderate level of physical activity, including walking and exploring monasteries and palaces. However, the pace can be adjusted to accommodate different fitness levels.

Q: Can I explore on my own during free time?
A: Absolutely, during free time, you have the flexibility to explore the area independently. You can revisit destinations or discover local attractions according to your preferences.

Q: Are the monasteries and temples open to visitors?
A: Yes, the monasteries and temples, such as Shey, Thiksey, and Jokhang, are open to visitors. You’ll have the opportunity to explore these spiritual sites and appreciate their architecture and cultural significance.

Q: Can I participate in the Hemis Festival activities?
A: While the festival is a community event, visitors are welcome to witness and enjoy the celebrations, including the mystic mask dances and other festivities.

Q: What type of accommodations are provided during the tour?
A: Accommodations typically include guesthouses or hotels that offer comfort and essential amenities, allowing you to relax and recharge between your explorations.

Q: Is vegetarian food available during the tour?
A: Yes, vegetarian food options are usually available, reflecting the dietary preferences and cultural practices of the region.

Q: How do I return to Delhi at the end of the tour?
A: The tour concludes with a flight back to Delhi from Leh. You’ll be transferred to the airport for your onward journey, carrying with you the memories of Ladakh’s captivating beauty and cultural experiences.

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4N/5D Hola Mohalla Sikh Festival Tour

Discover the vibrant tapestry of India on this enriching journey.

Tour Overview

Begin your adventure in Delhi, immersing yourself in the capital’s cultural treasures. Next, experience the exhilarating Hola Mohalla festival in Anandpur Sahib, where you’ll witness awe-inspiring mock martial arts battles, archery displays, and captivating festivities. Retreat to the tranquil Kikar Lodge at Kangar Village, your base to unwind amidst nature’s beauty. Marvel at sculptures crafted from urban waste at Chandigarh’s Rock Garden and soak in the serenity of Sukhna Lake.

For those seeking an extended exploration, consider the Golden Triangle Tour, a captivating odyssey through Delhi’s historic marvels, the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra, and the regal elegance of Jaipur. Traverse through the storied Amber Fort and visit the City Palace and Jantar Mantar observatory. Journey to the semi-desert Shekhawati region, where painted havelis chronicle the legacy of prosperous merchants. Whether you choose the extended Golden Triangle tour or the core itinerary, this expedition offers a kaleidoscope of experiences, from cultural festivals to historical marvels, leaving you with cherished memories of India’s diverse wonders.

Destinations Covered

Delhi: India’s vibrant capital, Delhi, welcomes you with a fusion of history and modernity. Explore its iconic landmarks, from the impressive Red Fort to the serene Raj Ghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. Wander through the bustling streets of Old Delhi, immerse yourself in the cultural diversity, and savor the flavors of classic Indian cuisine.

Anandpur Sahib: Experience the exhilarating Hola Mohalla festival in Anandpur Sahib, a holy city of great significance for the Sikh community. Witness the captivating Gatka mock martial arts battles, archery displays, and other colorful festivities that celebrate Sikh traditions and culture.

Kangar Village: Find tranquility at the Kikar Lodge in Kangar Village, your base to unwind amidst nature’s beauty. Immerse yourself in the surrounding natural trails, engage in sports like volleyball and badminton, and enjoy leisurely buffalo cart or tractor rides.

Chandigarh: Explore the unique Rock Garden, where industrial and urban waste is transformed into captivating sculptures. Discover the picturesque Sukhna Lake, a popular spot for water sports and relaxation, offering a serene escape in the midst of the city.

Agra: Be awestruck by the majestic Taj Mahal, a timeless testament to love and architectural brilliance. Explore the historic Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing Mughal grandeur and craftsmanship.

Jaipur: Experience the royal heritage of the Pink City, Jaipur, as you explore the 16th-century Amber Fort, perched atop a hill and accessible by an exotic elephant ride. Discover the regal City Palace and the ancient Jantar Mantar observatory, a testament to India’s rich astronomical history.

Shekhawati Region: Immerse yourself in the semi-desert Shekhawati region, where exquisite painted havelis bear witness to the opulent legacy of wealthy merchants. Embark on a village walk and soak in the rustic charm of rural India.

Each destination on this tour offers a unique perspective, from cultural celebrations and historical marvels to tranquil retreats and interactions with local communities. It’s a journey that spans the diverse tapestry of India, leaving you with a profound appreciation for its rich heritage and dynamic landscapes.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Delhi

Welcome to India! Arrive into New Delhi and be transferred to our hotel. The remainder of the day can be spent at leisure exploring India’s capital. Overnight – Delhi

Days 2 – 3: Holla Mohalla at Anandpur Sahib

Delhi – Kangar Village. After breakfast on day 2 we climb aboard the Shatabdi Express train north to Chandigarh, passing through the picturesque state of Haryana which is blessed with lush green scenery and beautiful lakes and rivers. Upon arrival in Chandigarh we are driven to the tranquil Kikar Lodge in Kangar Village.

This is our base for the next 3 nights, while we attend the prestigious Hola Mohalla festival in the nearby holy city of Anandpur Sahib. Hola Mohalla is an annual 3 day festival which occurs during the first lunar month of Chet.

We spend the remains of day 2 and day 3 at the Holla Mohalla Festival, where we’ll witness all the colorful festivities which include dramatic mock martial arts battles (known as Gatka), impressive displays of weaponry, archery and wrestling.

There’s also music, poetry and prayers, singing and chanting, while food is served to pilgrims from all castes and creeds by women from the neighboring villages, who set up langars (community kitchens). This is impressive and humbling to watch as regardless of caste, all Sikh’s sit together.

There are also exciting horse riding displays from the Nahib Sikh Army where the riders gallop bareback, performing tricks like riding astride two horses. One of the main attractions at the festival are the Nehangs – a prestigious armed Sikh order who wear a striking blend of blue and orange, with twisted moustaches and staggeringly giant embellished turbans. Any keen photographers will have a whale of a time here with all the amazing sights and vibrant colors on show. Overnight – Kangar Village

Day 4: Kikar

Today is yours to spend at leisure. Anyone who wants to return to the Hola Mohalla Festival can do so, or there are plenty of other forms of entertainment. The lodge is surrounded by nature trails for any keen walkers and wildlife is here in abundance. Sporting activities include volleyball and badminton and there’s the opportunity to take a leisurely buffalo cart or tractor ride. Overnight – Kangar Village

Day 5: Delhi

Kangar – Chandigarh – Delhi. Today we travel back to Chandigarh and explore its wonderful Rock Garden. This unique attraction displays numerous sculptures made entirely from industrial and urban waste.

Look out for sculptures made out of mudguards and marbles, broken bangles and brake pads or even handle bars and hubcaps! Next we head over to Sukhna Lake. This picturesque manmade lake is 3 km in length and is very popular with water sports fans and is a great place to relax and unwind. Early this evening we travel by train back down to Delhi.

Once back in Delhi we are transferred back to the airport for onward journeys. Tour end.

OPTION – Add on 6 days Golden Triangle tour of Delhi Agra Jaipur!

If you are coming to India for the first time, have a few more days available then you may consider adding a Golden Triangle Tour of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur to the above tour plan for a rich experience. This is the best option because the 3 cities have unique past, forts, palaces and museums which offer a unique insight into the past.

Day 6: Old Delhi

This morning We’ll enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Delhi, taking in the impressive Red Fort, Jama Masjid – India’s oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat – the site of Gandhi’s cremation and more.

Tonight, we enjoy Dinner at a restaurant specializing in classic Indian cuisine. Overnight – Delhi

Day 7: Taj Mahal

Delhi – Agra. Departing Delhi, we journey to Agra, once India’s Mughal capital. Here, we will visit the legendary Taj Mahal.

Built entirely of white marble, the Taj Mahal has no peers. Continuing, we visit Agra fort, which boasts some of India’s finest Mughal buildings behind it’s fortified walls. Overnight – Agra

Day 8: Agra

Agra – Jaipur. En route to Jaipur, we visit the ghostly former Mughal city of Fatehpur Sikri, abandoned due to lack of water.

We enjoy lunch at Udai Vilas Palace in Bharatpur, before taking a walk through the nearby rural village Peharsar. Overnight – Jaipur

Day 9: Jaipur

After breakfast we travel to the 16th century Amber Fort.

An exotic elephant ride transports us to the lofty fort, where we’ll enjoy a tour of this Rajput extravaganza.

Later in the afternoon we tour the City Palace, which boasts an interesting museum of regal attire and Jantar Mantar, an ancient astronomical observatory. Overnight – Jaipur

Day 10: Village life, rural India

Jaipur – Surajgarh/ Shekhawati region. Today, we drive to the semi-desert Shekhawati region.

The small towns in this region became important trading posts, a lasting legacy of which are the beautiful painted havelis (mansions) constructed by wealthy merchants in the 18th and 19th centuries. Afternoon village walk and time to relax. Overnight – Surajgarh

Day 11: Surajgarh to Delhi

Shekhawati region – Delhi. Returning to Delhi, the latter part of the afternoon is free for you to relax or independently explore more of Delhi. Overnight – Delhi

Day 12: Delhi

Saturday. Hotel check out and included onward departure transfer to airport.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: How do I reach Delhi, the starting point of the tour?
A: You can reach Delhi by air, as it’s a major international and domestic gateway. The tour typically begins with your arrival at New Delhi airport, where you’ll be greeted and transferred to the hotel.

Q: What is the Hola Mohalla festival in Anandpur Sahib?
A: Hola Mohalla is an annual Sikh festival celebrated with vibrant mock martial arts battles, archery displays, music, prayers, and communal dining. It offers a unique insight into Sikh traditions and culture.

Q: Can I attend the Hola Mohalla festival if I join the extended Golden Triangle tour?
A: The Hola Mohalla festival is part of the core tour plan and is not included in the extended Golden Triangle tour. However, you can customize your itinerary to include the festival if desired.

Q: What activities are available at Kikar Lodge in Kangar Village?
A: Kikar Lodge offers a variety of activities, including nature trails, wildlife spotting, volleyball, badminton, and even leisurely buffalo cart or tractor rides for a touch of rural charm.

Q: What is the significance of the Rock Garden in Chandigarh?
A: The Rock Garden is a unique attraction where sculptures are created from industrial and urban waste. It showcases creativity, recycling, and artistic expression in an eco-friendly manner.

Q: What is the best time to witness the Taj Mahal in Agra?
A: The Taj Mahal is especially breathtaking during sunrise or sunset when the play of light accentuates its beauty. Early mornings are often less crowded and offer a serene ambiance.

Q: Can I extend the tour with the Golden Triangle option?
A: Yes, you can choose to extend the tour with the 6-day Golden Triangle option, which covers Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. It’s a great opportunity to explore additional historical and cultural gems.

Q: What is the Amber Fort in Jaipur?
A: The Amber Fort is a majestic hilltop fortress with a rich history. You can reach the fort through an exotic elephant ride and explore its intricate architecture, courtyards, and palaces.

Q: How do I experience village life in the Shekhawati region?
A: The tour provides an opportunity to walk through rural villages and engage with local communities. This gives you an authentic glimpse into village life and traditions.

Q: How do I return to Delhi at the end of the tour?
A: The tour concludes with your return to Delhi by train. You’ll be transferred to the airport for your onward journey, concluding your enriching exploration of India.

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7N/8D Jaipur Elephant Festival Tour from Delhi

Embark on a vibrant and captivating journey through the heart of India on this 8-day tour.

Tour Overview

Begin your adventure in Delhi, where the dynamic energy of the city welcomes you. Explore the contrasting charms of Old and New Delhi, from historic monuments like the Red Fort and Jama Masjid to the modern marvels of the city’s bustling streets. In Jaipur, the Pink City, immerse yourself in the regal splendor of the City Palace and witness the ingenious astronomical instruments at Jantar Mantar.

As the festivities unfold, experience the Elephant Festival of Jaipur, a magnificent spectacle where adorned elephants, vibrant folk dancers, and spirited musicians come together in a captivating parade. Continue your journey to Bharatpur, where the vibrant celebration of Holi fills the air with colors and joy. Marvel at the Taj Mahal’s timeless beauty in Agra, a testament to eternal love, and explore the historic Agra Fort. Conclude your adventure in Delhi, with cherished memories and a deeper understanding of India’s rich cultural tapestry.

This tour promises a kaleidoscope of experiences, from historic landmarks to joyful festivals, offering an unforgettable glimpse into the heart of India.

Destinations Covered

Delhi: Begin your journey in the bustling capital city of India, where the past and present seamlessly coexist. Explore the impressive Red Fort and the iconic Jama Masjid, India’s oldest mosque. Immerse yourself in the solemnity of Raj Ghat, the site of Mahatma Gandhi’s cremation, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of New Delhi’s modern streets.

Jaipur: Known as the Pink City, Jaipur invites you to experience the grandeur of its historic architecture. Discover the opulent City Palace, a splendid blend of Rajasthani and Mughal styles, and marvel at the ingenuity of Jantar Mantar’s astronomical instruments. Embrace the magical Elephant Festival, where decorated elephants, traditional performances, and spirited games create an enchanting spectacle.

Bharatpur: Witness the exuberant celebration of Holi in Bharatpur, where colorful powders fill the air and joy abounds. Explore a meticulously restored haveli and observe the festivities from a serene vantage point. Later, venture into Keoladeo Ghana National Park for a bicycle rickshaw ride, immersing yourself in the beauty of its diverse birdlife.

Agra: Agra unveils the epitome of eternal love, the iconic Taj Mahal. Admire this architectural masterpiece’s exquisite beauty and hear the story behind its creation. Explore the majestic Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and delve into the history of the Mughal empire.

This carefully crafted tour offers a harmonious blend of historical wonders, cultural celebrations, and architectural marvels, providing you with an immersive and unforgettable exploration of India’s diverse landscapes and traditions.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Delhi

Welcome to India and the start of your holiday! Arrive Delhi, included transfer to hotel. Free afternoon and evening. Overnight – Delhi

Day 2: Old & New Delhi

This morning, our welcome meeting takes place. We’ll then enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Delhi.

Tonight, we enjoy a Dinner at an Indian restaurant. Overnight – Delhi

Day 3: Jaipur

Delhi – Jaipur. Today, we drive to Jaipur. Affectionately known as the Pink City as Maharaja Ram Singh had all of the Old City painted a welcoming pink in 1876 to herald a visit by the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII), it is also the bustling capital of the state of Rajasthan.

We enjoy a tour of the City Palace and Jantar Mantar – an old yet cleverly designed space observatory. Overnight – Jaipur

Day 4: The Elephant Festival of Jaipur

Early today, we travel beyond Jaipur to the stunning 16th century Amber Fort – a sprawling Rajput concoction which hugs the hill on which it was built and overlooks the hot plains below.

We enjoy a stately elephant ride (Subject to Government regulations & availability) to the fort proper and tour the fort’s well-preserved interior and grounds.

This afternoon its festival time for the elephants of Jaipur and we will not be missing the parade! As we arrive to the showground at approx 4pm we’ll see camels and horses and lively folk dancers and musicians lead the carnival into Jaipur’s open air Rambagh Polo Ground. Groomed to perfection, glittering in gold, laden with silk tassels and intricately decorated with brightly coloured motifs, row upon row of elephants parade past the crowds.

Hoping to be ringside, we’ll witness the colorful celebrations which include the crowning of the Best Decorated Elephant, a regal match of polo played from elephant back and the comical bout of man verses elephant in a game of tug of war. The days activities come to a close at approx 7pm. Overnight – Jaipur (B)

Day 5: India celebrates Holi

Jaipur – Bharatpur via Peharsar. It’s an early start today as the Holi festivities bring thousands of devotees out onto the streets in dazzling colour and good cheer.

Celebrated all over India since ancient times, Holi is an annual festival which takes place on the day after the full moon in the Hindu month of Phalguna. Originally Holi was an agricultural festival celebrating the arrival of spring. In keeping with this tradition people now choose to celebrate the occasion by throwing brightly coloured spices or herbal powders into the air, symbolically they are ridding the gloom of winter and rejoicing in the colors and liveliness of spring.

Today the central ritual of Holi incorporates the applying and throwing of coloured water and powders on friends and family which gives the holiday its modern name ‘the Festival of Colour’.

Arriving at the small rural village of Perharsar, we tour a charming, rustic haveli (mansion house) with small courtyard and lawned gardens which has been carefully restored to its former glory. From here its a short drive to our hotel in Bharatpur.

After hotel check and time for lunch, you can pull up a chair and watch the Holi celebrations taking place out on the lawn. Later we will go to Keoladeo Ghana National Park for a late afternoon bicycle rickshaw ride and birdwatching. Overnight – Bharatpur

Day 6: The Taj Mahal – built for love

Bharatpur – Agra. En route to Agra, we visit Fatehpur Sikri, former imperial capital of the great Mughal emperor Akbar. Built between 1569 and 1585, it has been deserted for more than four centuries, by all accounts abandoned in 1600 due to a meagre supply of water.

In Agra, we visit the impressive Agra Fort before touring the legendary Taj Mahal and witnessing a glorious golden sunset. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in loving memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz, who tragically died in childbirth in 1631, the Taj Mahal in Agra is described as the most extravagant monument ever built for love and remains one of India’s most enduring symbols.

Overnight – Agra

Day 7: Onward to Delhi

Agra – Delhi. After breakfast we return to Delhi, the latter part of the afternoon is free for you to relax or independently explore more of Delhi. Overnight – Delhi

Day 8: Delhi

Our tour concludes after breakfast. Goodbye India! We transfer you to the airport for your onward international flight.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: How long is the tour and which destinations does it cover?
A: The tour spans 8 days and covers Delhi, Jaipur, Bharatpur, and Agra.

Q: What is the significance of the Elephant Festival in Jaipur?
A: The Elephant Festival is a vibrant cultural event in Jaipur where beautifully adorned elephants participate in a parade, games, and performances, showcasing Rajasthan’s rich traditions.

Q: What is the highlight of Holi celebrations in Bharatpur?
A: Bharatpur offers a unique experience of the Holi festival, where you can witness colorful celebrations and participate in the throwing of colored powders and water.

Q: How does the tour explore Agra’s historical sites?
A: The tour includes visits to Agra Fort, a UNESCO site, and the world-renowned Taj Mahal, offering insights into the grandeur of the Mughal era.

Q: Can you provide more details about the guided sightseeing in Delhi?
A: In Delhi, you’ll explore historic landmarks like the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Raj Ghat, and modern sites in New Delhi, offering a comprehensive overview of the city’s rich heritage.

Q: What is the significance of Fatehpur Sikri in the itinerary?
A: Fatehpur Sikri is a historical site near Agra, once an imperial capital and now a deserted city showcasing Mughal architecture and history.

Q: What unique experiences does Bharatpur offer during the Holi festival?
A: In Bharatpur, you’ll witness the joyous and colorful Holi celebrations from a restored haveli, providing an authentic and memorable cultural experience.

Q: How is transportation handled during the tour?
A: The tour includes comfortable transportation between cities, allowing you to relax and enjoy the journey without worries.

Q: Are accommodations included, and what type of hotels can I expect?
A: Accommodations are provided throughout the tour in well-appointed hotels, offering comfort and a chance to unwind after exploring each destination.

Q: How does the tour conclude in Delhi?
A: The tour concludes in Delhi after breakfast, with a transfer to the airport for your onward international flight, marking the end of your enriching Indian journey.

14N/15D Jaisalmer Desert Festival Tour from Delhi

Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting landscapes and cultural gems of Rajasthan with our 15-day tour.

Tour Overview

Your adventure begins in the vibrant city of Delhi, where you’ll explore historical sites such as the impressive Red Fort and Jama Masjid. In Agra, marvel at the exquisite Taj Mahal, a symphony in white marble, and visit the grand Agra Fort.

Immerse yourself in the regal allure of Jaipur as you traverse the Amber Fort on an exotic elephant ride and discover the City Palace and Jantar Mantar observatory. Traverse the desert landscape to reach Bikaner, where the 14th-century Junagarh Fort and the old town’s charm await. Step into the medieval caravan outpost of Jaisalmer, a city adorned with yellow sandstone buildings hidden within its majestic fort.

Experience the vibrant Jaisalmer Desert Festival, capturing the essence of Rajasthan’s cultural tapestry. Continue your odyssey to Jodhpur, the Blue City, with its magnificent Meherangarh Fort and bustling bazaars. Explore the remote valley of Ranakpur, home to stunning 14th-century Jain temples, before reaching the romantic oasis of Udaipur. Cruise on the picturesque Lake Pichola and visit the elegant City Palace.

Conclude your voyage in Delhi, bidding farewell to newfound friends and the cherished memories of Rajasthan’s rich heritage and picturesque beauty.

Destinations Covered

Delhi: India’s capital, Delhi, offers a vibrant blend of historical grandeur and modern vibrancy. Explore the majestic Red Fort, witness the awe-inspiring Jama Masjid, and pay homage at Raj Ghat, the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi.

Agra: Agra is synonymous with the iconic Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a testament to eternal love. Discover the intricacies of Agra Fort, an architectural marvel that stands as a symbol of Mughal power.

Jaipur: Known as the Pink City, Jaipur captivates with its majestic forts, including the towering Amber Fort reached by a charming elephant ride. Experience regal opulence at the City Palace and the scientific marvel of Jantar Mantar.

Shekhawati Region: Immerse yourself in rural India as you explore the semi-desert Shekhawati region, adorned with beautifully painted havelis (mansions) showcasing the artistic legacy of wealthy merchants.

Bikaner: Step back in time in the medieval desert town of Bikaner, where the formidable Junagarh Fort and the old town’s vibrant bazaars offer a glimpse into Rajasthan’s storied past.

Jaisalmer: Known as the Golden City, Jaisalmer enchants with its exquisite sandstone buildings within the ancient Jaisalmer Fort. Experience the lively Jaisalmer Desert Festival, a celebration of Rajasthani culture.

Jodhpur: Explore the captivating Blue City, Jodhpur, dominated by the magnificent Meherangarh Fort. Wander through bustling bazaars and embrace the city’s unique indigo-hued architecture.

Ranakpur: Nestled in a remote valley, Ranakpur boasts exquisite 14th-century Jain temples, a true masterpiece of intricate marble carvings and spiritual tranquility.

Udaipur: Bask in the romantic allure of Udaipur, the Venice of the East, where the serene Lake Pichola sets the stage for the majestic City Palace and charming boat cruises.

Each destination on this tour offers a unique blend of history, architecture, culture, and local experiences, creating an unforgettable tapestry of your journey through Rajasthan.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Delhi

Welcome to India and the start of your holiday! Arrive Delhi, included transfer to hotel. Overnight – Delhi

Day 2: Sightseeing in Old & New Delhi

This morning, our Welcome Meeting takes place. We’ll then enjoy a full day sightseeing tour of Delhi, taking in the impressive Red Fort, Jama Masjid – India’s oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat – the site of Gandhi’s cremation and more.

Tonight, we enjoy Dinner at a restaurant specializing in classic Indian cuisine. Overnight – Delhi

Day 3: The Taj Mahal

Departing Delhi, we journey to Agra, once India’s Mughal capital.

Here we explore the legendary Taj Mahal. Built entirely of white marble, the Taj Mahal has no peers.

Continuing, we visit Agra fort, which boasts some of India’s finest Mughal buildings behind it’s fortified walls. We also visit a marble craftshop. Overnight – Agra

Day 4: Jaipur

Agra – Jaipur. En route to Jaipur we visit the stunning former Mughal city of Fatehpur Sikri – Emperor Akbar’s vision in red sandstone.

We enjoy lunch at Udai Vilas Palace in Bharatpur, before continuing our journey to Jaipur. Overnight – Jaipur

Day 5: Jaipur

This morning, we travel beyond Jaipur to the 16th century Amber Fort.

An exotic elephant ride transports us to the lofty fort, where we’ll enjoy a tour of this Rajput extravaganza.

Later in the afternoon we tour the City Palace, which boasts an interesting museum of regal attire and Jantar Mantar, an ancient astronomical observatory.

Overnight – Jaipur

Day 6: Surajgarh – rural India

Jaipur – Surajgarh/ Shekhawati region. Today, we drive to the semi-desert Shekhawati region.

The small towns in this region became important trading posts, a lasting legacy of which are the beautiful painted havelis (mansions) constructed by wealthy merchants in the 18th and 19th centuries. Enjoy an afternoon village walk. Overnight – Surajgarh

Day 7: Bikaner

Surajgarh – Bikaner. Travelling west, our next stop is the 14th century desert town of Bikaner.

Once an important staging post on the great caravan routes, much of the atmospheric old town which we will explore is still encircled by massive fortified walls. Within these walls are havelis, artisan shops and people going about their daily lives.

We also visit the spectacular Junagarh Fort & museum, built between 1587 and 1593 during the rule of Rai Singh. Overnight – Bikaner (B)

Day 8: Jaisalmer

Bikaner – Jaisalmer. Driving through the Rajasthani Thar desert we arrive at the medieval caravan outpost of Jaisalmer, one of the jewels in India’s crown. Exquisite wood and yellow sandstone buildings dot the town and within Jaisalmer Fort are homes, hotels and shops hidden in ancient lane ways.

Late afternoon and evening at lesiure. Overnight – Jaisalmer

Day 9: Jaisalmer Desert Festival

Bright and early this morning we take a guided tour of the Jaisalmer Fort. Today we have a wonderful opportunity to experience the exciting spectacle of the golden city’s grand parade. As the drums of Rajasthan beat out aloud brightly adorned elephants with their mahouts and tassel laden camels and riders, colourful floats, singers, dancers and marching bands will waltz on by in the city’s annual street parade.

Afterward we’ll wait in readiness at the First Gate of mammoth stone fort. Here, with the honey colored fortress as a backdrop there will be plenty of photo opportunities as the procession marches by. Then, together we can walk alongside the festival and street parade as it weaves its way through the city streets of the Rajputs to gates of the town stadium.

We too will enter the stadium (scheduled to arrive at 12 noon) and watch the festival events for an hour or so before continue with our city sightseeing tour (time permitting).

Later in the afternoon after time to freshen up and have some lunch we enjoy a camel ride across the vast, rolling sand dunes of the desert. Overnight – Jaisalmer

Day 10: Jodhpur & the Mighty Thar Desert

Jaisalmer – Jodhpur. An interesting drive through increasingly varied scenery takes us to Jodhpur, a town at the edge of the mighty Thar Desert.

Dominated by Meherangarh Fort which sits majestically atop a hill, Jodhpur is known as the Blue City.

This is because of the coloured houses in the old town, painted indigo. We’ll enjoy some touring in this colourful Rajasthani city, taking in the mighty fort and bazaars of the old city which are gathered around the city’s tall clock tower. Overnight – Jodhpur

Day 11: Ranakpur

Jodhpur – Ranakpur. Leaving Jodhpur, we drive to Ranakpur, a small town tucked away in a remote valley and famed for its beautiful 14th century Jain temples.

We’ll enjoy some exploration here and time to relax at our hotel. Overnight – Ranakpur (B)

Days 12 – 13: Ranakpur – Udaipur – picturesque Lake Pichola

Continuing south, we arrive at Udaipur. An oasis of cool, with its massive lake and Venetian-like appearance, Udaipur is one of the most romantic towns in Rajasthan.

A favorite amongst travelers, Udaipur is crammed full of palaces and temples. During our stay we’ll enjoy a cruise on Lake Pichola, plus touring of the imposing City Palace, not to mention free time to explore and perhaps shop for colorful Rajasthani souvenirs and Indian spices.

Overnight – Udaipur

Day 14: Fly back to Delhi

Udaipur – Delhi. Departure transfer to the airport to board a morning flight to Delhi / Mumbai, see note below. The afternoon is free for you to relax at the hotel or to head out and further explore Delhi. Overnight – Delhi

Day 15: Delhi

Saying goodbye to our new found friends, our tour ends, hotel check-out and included onward transfer to airport.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: What is the duration of this tour?
A: The tour spans 15 days, offering an immersive exploration of Rajasthan’s cultural and historical treasures.

Q: What are the main highlights of the tour?
A: The tour highlights include visiting the Taj Mahal in Agra, exploring Jaipur’s forts and palaces, experiencing the vibrant Jaisalmer Desert Festival, and cruising on Lake Pichola in Udaipur.

Q: Are accommodations included in the tour?
A: Yes, accommodations are included in the tour. You will stay in well-selected hotels throughout the journey.

Q: Are meals provided during the tour?
A: Most meals are included in the tour, as specified in the itinerary. You’ll have the opportunity to savor a variety of Indian cuisines and regional specialties.

Q: How will I travel between destinations?
A: The tour utilizes a combination of train and road travel to connect the different destinations, providing a chance to witness diverse landscapes.

Q: Can I participate in local cultural experiences?
A: Absolutely! The tour offers village walks, camel rides, and opportunities to witness cultural festivals like the Jaisalmer Desert Festival.

Q: Are entrance fees to monuments included?
A: Yes, entrance fees to major monuments and attractions mentioned in the itinerary are included in the tour package.

Q: What is the climate like in Rajasthan during the tour dates?
A: Rajasthan typically experiences a warm and dry climate during the tour dates. It’s advisable to carry light clothing, sun protection, and stay hydrated.

Q: Can I extend my stay in Delhi after the tour?
A: Yes, you can extend your stay in Delhi if you wish to explore more of the city’s attractions. Our team can assist with arrangements.

Q: Is the tour suitable for solo travelers?
A: Absolutely! The tour welcomes solo travelers, couples, families, and friends alike, providing a safe and enriching experience for all.

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4N/5D Pushkar Camel Fair Tour from Delhi

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through India’s vibrant cultural tapestry with our Camel Fair and Sacred Sites Tour.

Tour Overview

Begin your adventure with a warm welcome to Delhi, where you’ll settle into your hotel and enjoy leisure time. The following day, immerse yourself in the captivating history of Old and New Delhi, visiting iconic landmarks such as the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Raj Ghat. The tour then takes an exhilarating turn as you board the Ajmer Shatabadi Express to Ajmer, a journey that offers glimpses of India’s diverse landscapes.

Arriving at Ajmer, you’ll find yourself amidst the bustling spectacle of the Pushkar Camel Fair. Witness the spectacle of camel trading, traditional competitions, and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and festivities. Your experience continues as you observe the Kartik Poornima celebration, a sacred bathing ritual at Pushkar Lake, a truly mesmerizing and spiritual experience. Your journey also includes a visit to Ajmer Sharif, a significant Sufi shrine, and an exploration of its intricately designed interiors.

Concluding your adventure, you’ll return to Delhi, where you’ll depart with cherished memories and a deeper understanding of India’s rich heritage.

Destinations Covered

Delhi: India’s capital welcomes you with its rich history and bustling energy. Explore the contrasting facets of Old and New Delhi, from the majestic Red Fort to the serene Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. Engage in the vibrant markets and immerse yourself in the city’s diverse culture.

Ajmer: A historic city renowned for the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, a Sufi shrine that draws devotees from across the world. The intricate silver doors and spiritual aura make this an enlightening experience.

Pushkar Camel Fair: Step into a whirlwind of colors, cultures, and traditions at the Pushkar Camel Fair. Witness the spectacle of livestock trading, camel races, and cultural performances against the backdrop of the golden desert landscape.

Pushkar Lake: Experience the spiritual fervor of Kartik Poornima, a holy day marked by pilgrims taking a cleansing dip in Pushkar Lake’s sacred waters. Explore the numerous ghats and ornate temples surrounding the lake, witnessing a vibrant tapestry of rituals.

Your tour weaves together the fabric of India’s cultural diversity, from spiritual rituals to lively fairs, leaving you with lasting memories of this enchanting land.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Welcome to Delhi

Welcome to India and the start of your holiday!We will pick you from the Airport and take you to a pre booked hotel. After checkin, relax for a few hours.

In the afternoon we will take you on sightseeing tour of Old Delhi. Explore the colourful sights of Delhi. Opt to visit the imposing Red Fort, Jama Masjid – India’s oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat – the site of Mahatma Gandhi’s cremation. Overnight – Delhi

Day 2: Delhi – Ajmer – Pushkar Camel Fair

This morning is an early start as we board the Ajmer Shatabadi express bound for Ajmer. Seated in the air conditioned chair class carriage and leaving the city behind we look out upon a landscape of golden desert studded with green fields of agriculture and peaceful villages. Upon arrival to Ajmer a short drive leads us to our accommodation, a kilometer from the uproarious gathering of the Pushkar Camel Fair.

For the next few nights we bed down in our comfortable Swiss style permanent tented camp. Each high roofed tent with solid flooring, proper beds and linen offers the facilities of air conditioning, en suite with a bath and hot and cold running water.

After lunch and time to freshen up we head over to the frenzy of activity and riot of colour that is associated Pushkar – possibly the world’s largest camel fair. Attracting some 300 000 visitors, 40 000 camel, cattle and horses the fair draws sightseers, pilgrims, nomads, breeders, herdsmen, farmers and traders with their accompanying family, livestock and wares from all over the state of Rajasthan. Pushkar is an authentic cultural spectacle that’s totally unique and promises to be good fun. Overnight – Pushkar

Day 3: Camel judging, cricket, music & magicians

Today offers a glimpse at the serious business of livestock trading and the judging of the best bovine and came lids in each category. There are also more light hearted activities on offer such as the camel running races, tug of war, awards for the best dressed camel and a beauty pageant. Take a look in at the longest moustache competition or keep score at the cricket match between the local Pushkar club and a random assortment of tourists.

There are also vibrant folk music and dances, magic shows and various other traditional entertainment and competitions as well as hundreds of authentic stalls to explore, packed with jewelry and textiles from the surrounding areas.

This evening can be spent watching the various entertainments offered at our camp, outdoors and under a blanket of stars. Overnight – Pushkar

Day 4: Pushkar – bathing at the ghats

Today marks the start of the Kartik Poornima, a Hindu holy day celebrated on the full moon or the fifteenth lunar day in the month of Kartik. According to the Hindu scriptures the lake relates to Brahma, the god of all creation and is one of the five most holy Hindu pilgrimage sites in India.

Pushkar Lake Video

Pushkar Market Video

Savitri Mata Temple Pushkar

The Brahma temple here is the most important temple in Pushkar, and is in fact the only Brahma temple in the whole of the country.

On this day of celebration countless pilgrims swathed in colourful fabric converge for a holy dip in the sacred lake before the morning sun has cast its first rays on the earth. Surrounded by 52 bathing ghats (a series of steps leading to the lake), throngs of devotees line the water’s edge praying to the deities before washing away the sins of a lifetime.

After all sin has been absolved, the atmosphere is electric and the carnival, music, dancers, magicians, acrobats, snake charming, horse and camel racing continues. If all the excitement becomes to much and you’re in need a breath of fresh air remember you can always take stroll and explore any one of the 500 Hindu temples surrounding the lake and the local area.

This fascinating spectacle of cattle trading, religious worship, celebration and festivity at Pushkar during this time of year is globally famous. Your baggage allowance may not allow you to take home a camel, but you’re sure to find something truly unique and authentic here at the annual fair. Overnight – Pushkar

Day 5: Ajmer Sherif and onward to Delhi

Pushkar – Delhi. This morning offers free time before visiting the town of Ajmer Sherif. The most notable site is the resting place of the Sufi seer, Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chisti who died here in 1236 after six days of fasting and praying. Possibly the most important Muslim shrine in India fervent pilgrims patronize the shrine as did many of the Mughal rulers including that of Emperor Akbar.

Leading off the Dargah Bazaar we enter the shrine via a gateway of immensely beautifully intricately carved silver doors. In the courtyard stands two huge cauldrons with capacity of 2240 kg and 4480 litres! That’s a lot of chicken soup!

Onward to the station we board our train to Delhi arriving at 22:45 in the evening and transfer to the airport for your onward international flight.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: What is the main highlight of the Pushkar Camel Fair?
A: The Pushkar Camel Fair is a vibrant and colorful event that showcases camel trading, cultural performances, competitions, and festivities against the backdrop of the golden desert landscape.

Q: What is Kartik Poornima, and why is it significant in Pushkar?
A: Kartik Poornima is a Hindu holy day celebrated on the full moon in the month of Kartik. In Pushkar, it marks a day of spiritual significance, with countless pilgrims taking a holy dip in Pushkar Lake to cleanse themselves of sins and participate in celebratory activities.

Q: What can I expect to see at Ajmer Sharif Dargah?
A: Ajmer Sharif Dargah is a Sufi shrine and the resting place of Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chisti. The shrine’s intricate silver doors and the spiritual ambiance make it a significant site for Muslim devotees and a place of reverence.

Q: How does the tour involve both spiritual and cultural experiences?
A: The tour combines visits to revered spiritual sites like Ajmer Sharif Dargah and Pushkar Lake with cultural immersion at the Pushkar Camel Fair, where you’ll witness camel races, folk music, dances, and other traditional activities.

Q: What is the significance of the Ajmer to Delhi train journey?
A: The train journey from Ajmer to Delhi offers a scenic and comfortable way to travel between destinations, allowing you to relax and enjoy the changing landscapes of India.

Q: Can you describe the activities at the Pushkar Camel Fair?
A: The Pushkar Camel Fair features camel and livestock trading, camel races, cricket matches, beauty pageants for camels, traditional folk music and dances, magic shows, and vibrant stalls selling jewelry and textiles.

Q: What is the importance of Pushkar Lake during Kartik Poornima?
A: Pushkar Lake holds immense spiritual significance during Kartik Poornima. Devotees gather to take a holy dip in the lake’s waters, believing it will cleanse them of their sins. The atmosphere is festive, with celebrations, rituals, and cultural performances.

Q: How does the tour provide insight into local traditions?
A: The tour allows you to observe local customs, rituals, and festivities at the Pushkar Camel Fair and Ajmer Sharif Dargah, providing a deeper understanding of Indian culture and spirituality.

Q: What is the historical importance of Ajmer?
A: Ajmer is historically significant for its Ajmer Sharif Dargah, a Sufi shrine, and its association with Mughal rulers. It’s a place of pilgrimage and reflects the rich religious diversity of India.

Q: How does the tour end, and what are the departure logistics?
A: The tour concludes with a transfer to Delhi, where you can further explore the city or proceed to the airport for your onward international flight. The journey leaves you with a blend of spiritual experiences and cultural insights from this enchanting part of India.

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2N/3D Ranikhet Tour from Delhi

Embark on a picturesque journey through the scenic landscapes and serene charm of Ranikhet on this 3-day tour.

Tour Overview

Embark on a scenic journey from Delhi to Ranikhet, covering approximately 400 kilometers in about 9 hours. Upon arrival, check-in to your hotel and enjoy a leisurely evening, immersing yourself in the serene atmosphere. The following day, explore Ranikhet’s local market and indulge in a captivating sightseeing tour, visiting prominent landmarks like Haidakhan Temple, Chaubatia, Bhaludam, Jhoola Devi Ram Mandir, Mankameshwar, Upat and Kalika, Tarikhet, and Binsar Mahadev. Complete the day with a delightful dinner and a comfortable overnight stay. Concluding your excursion, begin your return journey to Delhi after breakfast, arriving back in the city to mark the end of your memorable tour. This enchanting adventure in Ranikhet promises a harmonious blend of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and rejuvenation.

Destinations Covered

Ranikhet is a charming hill station nestled in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, India. This picturesque destination offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. During the tour, you’ll explore the following attractions:

Ranikhet Market: Immerse yourself in the local culture by exploring the bustling market, where you can find handicrafts, local products, and interact with friendly locals.

Haidakhan Temple: This spiritual site is dedicated to the divine teachings of Haidakhan Babaji. The temple’s peaceful ambiance and scenic surroundings make it a perfect place for meditation and reflection.

Chaubatia: Enjoy panoramic views of the Himalayan range and explore orchards filled with delicious apples, peaches, and plums. The tranquility of Chaubatia offers a refreshing escape into nature.

Bhaludam: A picturesque lake surrounded by lush greenery, Bhaludam is a serene spot for relaxation, picnics, and boating.

Jhoola Devi Ram Mandir: This ancient temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is known for its unique bells. The temple’s architecture and spiritual significance make it a captivating visit.

Mankameshwar: A serene temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Mankameshwar offers a peaceful ambiance for prayers and contemplation.

Upat and Kalika: These two interconnected golf courses offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Even if you’re not a golfer, the beauty of the landscape is worth experiencing.

Tarikhet: Explore the quaint village of Tarikhet, known for its natural beauty and rustic charm. Take leisurely walks and soak in the local way of life.

Binsar Mahadev: Visit the ancient temple of Binsar Mahadev, located amidst thick forests. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and offers a serene and spiritual environment.

The Ranikhet tour is a perfect blend of cultural exploration, natural beauty, and relaxation, allowing you to experience the enchanting landscapes and heritage of this hill station.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 01 : Delhi-Ranikhet ( App. 400 Kms. 9 Hours )
We will start early Morning drive to Ranikhet, On arrival check in at hotel, evening free at leisure, overnight stay at hotel.

Explore the local market at Ranikhet.

Day 02 : Ranikhet
After breakfast sightseeing tour of Ranikhet including Haidakhan Temple, Chaubatia, Bhaludam , Jhoola Devi Ram Mandir , Mankameshwar, Upat and Kalika, Tarikhet , Binsar Mahadev.

Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 03 : Ranikhet – Delhi
Early morning after breakfast drive to back to delhi. Arrival at Delhi and Drop at Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour.

FAQs about the Tour

Q: What is the duration of the Ranikhet tour?
A: The Ranikhet tour spans over the course of 3 days.

Q: How far is the distance between Delhi and Ranikhet?
A: The distance between Delhi and Ranikhet is approximately 400 kilometers.

Q: What can I expect on Day 1 of the tour?
A: On Day 1, you will embark on an early morning drive from Delhi to Ranikhet, check-in to your hotel, and enjoy a leisurely evening at your own pace.

Q: What are the main attractions covered on Day 2?
A: Day 2 includes a captivating sightseeing tour of Ranikhet, visiting landmarks such as Haidakhan Temple, Chaubatia, Bhaludam, Jhoola Devi Ram Mandir, Mankameshwar, Upat and Kalika, Tarikhet, and Binsar Mahadev.

Q: Is the local market in Ranikhet worth exploring?
A: Absolutely, you can explore the local market of Ranikhet to get a taste of its unique charm and shop for souvenirs.

Q: What activities are included on Day 2?
A: Day 2 activities include sightseeing, cultural exploration, and visits to various temples and points of interest.

Q: How is the accommodation during the tour?
A: Accommodation is provided at a hotel in Ranikhet, offering a comfortable stay with amenities.

Q: What does Day 3 entail?
A: Day 3 involves the return journey from Ranikhet to Delhi after breakfast, with a scenic drive and drop-off at your hotel or the airport.

Q: What type of experience does the Ranikhet tour offer?
A: The Ranikhet tour offers a blend of natural beauty, cultural exploration, and relaxation in a serene environment.

Q: How do I book the Ranikhet tour?
A: You can book the Ranikhet tour by contacting the tour operator or agency and making the necessary arrangements for your travel dates.

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7N/8D Valley of Flowers Tour

The Valley of Flowers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, unveils a captivating kaleidoscope of rare wildflowers against the majestic backdrop of snow-crowned peaks, offering an enchanting sanctuary for nature enthusiasts and trekkers alike. This 10-kilometer long valley is a paradise of vibrant colors and fragrances, showcasing nature’s artistic brilliance.

Tour Overview

Embark on a captivating journey from the bustling city of Delhi to the serene town of Rishikesh. Indulge in an early morning drive through picturesque landscapes to reach Rishikesh, where you’ll unwind in a pre-booked hotel. Your adventure continues as you proceed to the charming hill station of Auli, relishing a hearty breakfast en route. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Auli, surrounded by majestic mountains, and settle into your hotel. From there, you’ll trek from Joshimath to the tranquil village of Ghangaria, your gateway to the breathtaking Valley of Flowers.

Discover a myriad of rare wildflowers set against the dramatic backdrop of snow-clad peaks during your 5 km trek to the valley. Another day brings a 6 km trek to the spiritual Hemkundsahib, where a serene lake and Gurudwara await amidst the mountains. Return to Ghangaria to rest. As your journey continues, you’ll retrace your steps to Govindghat before driving to Rudraprayag for a well-earned break. Experience the tranquil vibes of Rishikesh once again before bidding farewell and returning to Delhi, where your memorable expedition concludes.

Destinations Covered

Rishikesh: Nestled along the banks of the holy Ganges River, Rishikesh is renowned for its spiritual significance and natural beauty. A haven for yoga and meditation enthusiasts, it offers serene ashrams, picturesque ghats, and the iconic Laxman Jhula suspension bridge, providing a tranquil escape.

Auli: Situated amidst the Garhwal Himalayas, Auli captivates with its snow-capped peaks and lush meadows. A paradise for skiers in winter, it transforms into a panoramic landscape during summer, inviting trekkers and nature enthusiasts to revel in its breathtaking vistas.

Ghangaria: A quaint village that serves as the gateway to the Valley of Flowers and Hemkundsahib, Ghangaria is a place of serenity. Surrounded by towering mountains, it offers a comfortable stay for adventurers embarking on treks to these magnificent sites.

Valley of Flowers: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Valley of Flowers unfolds like a vivid tapestry of colors and fragrances. With its rare and diverse floral species, set against the backdrop of towering peaks, this valley is a hiker’s dream and a photographer’s paradise.

Hemkundsahib: At an impressive altitude, Hemkundsahib is a revered Sikh pilgrimage site. The crystal-clear lake and the Gurudwara by its shores exude a spiritual aura amidst the grandeur of the surrounding peaks, offering a unique blend of devotion and natural beauty.

Govindghat: The starting point for the trek to Ghangaria, Govindghat is a bustling hamlet located at the confluence of the Alaknanda and Lakshman Ganga rivers. It’s a vital stop for pilgrims and trekkers alike, offering a glimpse into the vibrant local culture.

Rudraprayag: Named after Lord Shiva, this town is nestled at the confluence of the Alaknanda and Mandakini rivers. The town’s spiritual significance, combined with its scenic setting, makes it a serene spot to unwind and reflect.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 01:Delhi – Rishikesh

Early morning we will start our journey to Rishikesh by Car. Arrive at Rishikesh. Check-in at a pre booked hotel.

Evening at Leisure. Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 2: Rishikesh– Auli(250kms/ 09hrs)

After a hearty breakfast we will check-out from hotel and drive to Auli. Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight stay.

Day 3: Auli- Govindghat–Ghangaria (01 hrs drive/14 hrs trek)

Early morning at 0600 hrs we leave from Joshimath for Govindghat, which is the starting point for the trek. From Govindghat there is a gradual ascent along a well – maintained pilgrim trail to the camp at Ghangaria – the base from where day walks can be made into the valley of flowers.

Arrange porters and prepare for the trek. After a light breakfast, 14 km trek up to Ghangaria. On arrive check in hotel. Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 4 : Ghangaria – Valley Of Flowers – Ghangaria

After breakfast 5 km trek to Valley Of Flowers (3858 m ) from Ghangaria.

The valley is an enchanting sight with an impressive array of rare wildflowers like brahma kamal, fane Kamal with range of small multicolored flowers make it a delight for travelers. The snowclad peaks including Nilgiri Parbat (6474 m) stand in bold relief against the skyline.

The valley is 10 kms long, 2 kms wide, and is divided by the Pushpawati stream, into which several tiny streams and waterfalls merge. After enjoying the beauty of valley we come back to Ghangaria. Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 5: Ghangaria – Hemkundsahib – Ghangaria

After breakfast 6 km trek to Hemkundsahib (4329 m) from Ghangaria.

This is quite a steep climb. In the Sikh holy book, the Granth Sahib, the Sikh Guru Gobind Singh recounts that in a previous life, he meditated on the shores of a lake surrounded by seven snowcapped mountains now recognized by Hemkund. We visit Lake & Gurudwara. Again 6 km trek back to Ghangaria. Overnight stay in Ghangaria hotel.

Day 6: Ghangaria – Govindghat–Rudraprayag (05 hrs)

After breakfast leave for Govindghat on the trek of 14 kms to reach Govindghat and we drive to Rudraprayag. On arrive check in at hotel.

Day 7: Rudraprayag – Rishikesh (165 Kms /05-6hrs)

After a hearty breakfast we will check-out from hotel and drive to Rishikesh. Reach and check in at hotel. Overnight stay.

Day 8: Rishikesh – Delhi

Today is the last day of the tour. After Breakfast we will start our journey to Delhi. Arrival at Delhi. Drop at Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: What is the duration of the tour?
A: The tour spans over 8 days, allowing you to explore various destinations in and around Rishikesh.

Q: What is the highlight of Rishikesh?
A: Rishikesh is known for its spiritual ambiance, yoga retreats, and the iconic Laxman Jhula bridge over the Ganges.

Q: What can I expect in Auli during the summer?
A: Auli in the summer transforms into a picturesque landscape with lush meadows, offering great trekking opportunities and breathtaking mountain views.

Q: How do I reach the Valley of Flowers from Ghangaria?
A: The Valley of Flowers is accessible by a 5 km trek from Ghangaria. This trek takes you through a stunning variety of wildflowers against the backdrop of towering peaks.

Q: Is Hemkundsahib accessible year-round?
A: Hemkundsahib is typically accessible during the summer months. The steep 6 km trek takes you to a serene lake and a revered Sikh Gurudwara, offering spiritual and natural beauty.

Q: What is the significance of Govindghat?
A: Govindghat is the starting point for the trek to Ghangaria and acts as a vital stop for pilgrims and trekkers. It’s located at the confluence of the Alaknanda and Lakshman Ganga rivers.

Q: What makes the Valley of Flowers a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
A: The Valley of Flowers is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its unique collection of rare and diverse floral species, creating a stunning natural spectacle.

Q: What are the accommodation options in Ghangaria?
A: Ghangaria offers various hotels and lodges, providing comfortable accommodation for trekkers and nature enthusiasts.

Q: Can I experience skiing in Auli during this tour?
A: This tour primarily covers the summer season, during which skiing opportunities in Auli might be limited. Auli is more known for its skiing activities during the winter months.

Q: What can I explore in Delhi on the last day?
A: In Delhi, you can explore historical sites like the Red Fort, India Gate, Qutub Minar, and markets like Chandni Chowk before concluding the tour.

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2N/3D Lansdowne Tour

Lansdowne, a serene hill station tucked away in the Garhwal region, offers a perfect blend of tranquility and natural beauty. Its lush green landscapes, dotted with pine and oak trees, provide a refreshing escape from the urban bustle. The town’s charm lies in its simplicity and unspoiled surroundings, making it an ideal destination for relaxation.

Tour Overview

Embark on a captivating journey to Lansdowne from Delhi. Drive through picturesque landscapes on the first day to reach Lansdowne, where you’ll check in at the hotel. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings, followed by a delightful dinner and an overnight stay.

The second day is dedicated to exploring Lansdowne’s attractions, including the Darwan Singh Regimental Museum, Bhulla Lake, St. John’s Church, Bhim Pakora, and Tip n Top. Engage in optional activities like Nature Walks, Boating, and Bird Watching during the free evening.

On the final day, after breakfast, check out from the hotel and return to Delhi, carrying cherished memories of your Lansdowne getaway.

Destinations Covered

Darwan Singh Regimental Museum: This museum pays homage to the Garhwal Rifles regiment’s rich history and achievements. It showcases a captivating collection of artifacts, memorabilia, and exhibits that highlight the regiment’s valor and contributions to the nation.

Bhulla Lake: Bhulla Lake is a picturesque man-made lake surrounded by verdant hills. It’s an ideal spot for serene boat rides and offers a tranquil atmosphere for visitors to unwind by the water’s edge.

St. John’s Church: A quaint Anglican church built during the British era, St. John’s Church is known for its colonial architecture and tranquil ambiance. The church’s stained glass windows and serene surroundings make it a peaceful place for reflection.

Bhim Pakora: Bhim Pakora is a unique natural formation featuring two large stones balanced on each other. According to local legend, even a slight touch from Bhim, a mythological figure, can’t disturb the equilibrium of these stones, adding a touch of mystique to the site.

Tip n Top: Also known as Tiffin Top, this vantage point offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. It’s a popular spot to witness the sunrise or sunset and capture the stunning vistas with your camera.

Nature Walks, Boating, and Bird Watching: Engage with Lansdowne’s natural beauty through leisurely nature walks, where you can soak in the peaceful atmosphere and enjoy the flora and fauna. Boating on Bhulla Lake offers a serene experience, while bird watching allows you to appreciate the region’s avian diversity.

These attractions collectively offer a blend of history, nature, and serenity, making Lansdowne an idyllic destination for a short getaway.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 01: Delhi-Lansdowne (250 Kms / 06 Hrs approx)

Early morning drive from Delhi to Lansdowne. On arrival, check in at the hotel.

Evening at the leisure to enjoy the serene surrounding followed by dinner and overnight stay.

Day 02: Lansdowne

After breakfast proceed for the Lansdowne sightseeing. i.e. Darwan Singh Regimental Museum, Bhulla lake, St John’s Church, Bhim Pakora, Tip n Top.

Evening is free where you can get involved in the activities like Nature Walk, Boating and Bird watching.

Day 03: Lansdowne-Delhi (250 Kms / 06 hrs approx)

Today morning after breakfast check out from hotel and drive to Delhi with lot of sweet memories.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: How far is Lansdowne from Delhi?
A: Lansdowne is approximately 250 kilometers away from Delhi, making it a convenient and scenic drive of around 6 hours.

Q: What can I expect from Lansdowne’s atmosphere?
A: Lansdowne offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere, with lush green landscapes, pine and oak trees, and a sense of untouched natural beauty.

Q: What is the Darwan Singh Regimental Museum?
A: The Darwan Singh Regimental Museum is a tribute to the Garhwal Rifles regiment’s history, showcasing artifacts and exhibits highlighting their bravery and contributions.

Q: What is special about Bhulla Lake?
A: Bhulla Lake is a serene man-made lake where visitors can enjoy peaceful boat rides amidst the picturesque surroundings.

Q: What is the significance of St. John’s Church in Lansdowne?
A: St. John’s Church is a charming Anglican church known for its colonial architecture and peaceful ambiance, providing a place for reflection.

Q: What is Bhim Pakora?
A: Bhim Pakora is a natural wonder featuring two large balanced stones, according to local legend. It’s a unique site surrounded by myth and mystique.

Q: How can I enjoy the views from Tip n Top?
A: Tip n Top offers panoramic vistas of hills and valleys, perfect for witnessing sunrise or sunset, and capturing breathtaking views with your camera.

Q: What are the optional activities during the tour?
A: In Lansdowne, you can engage in Nature Walks to explore the surroundings, go boating on Bhulla Lake for a serene experience, and indulge in bird watching to appreciate the local birdlife.

Q: Is Lansdowne known for any historical significance?
A: Lansdowne’s history is intertwined with its military heritage, showcased at the Darwan Singh Regimental Museum and through various sites associated with the Garhwal Rifles regiment.

Q: What’s the ideal duration for this Lansdowne tour?
A: The Lansdowne tour spans 3 days, offering a perfect short getaway to enjoy the attractions and serene beauty of the hill station.

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2N/3D Kasauli Tour

Kasauli, a serene hill town from the British colonial era, exudes an old-world charm. Its narrow winding roads, colonial architecture, and lush surroundings offer a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Tour Overview

Embark on a captivating journey from Delhi to the picturesque hill town of Kasauli. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and immerse yourself in the quaint ambience of this British Raj-era camp city. Enjoy the serenity or explore landmarks like the Baptist Church and Central Research Institute.

The following day, visit the iconic Monkey Point for breathtaking vistas and continue your exploration with visits to Dharampur and Sabathu, where a historic Gurkha fort stands. Concluding your memorable journey, depart from Kasauli to Delhi, carrying the tranquility and charm of Kasauli back with you.

Destinations Covered

Baptist Church: The Baptist Church in Kasauli is a testament to its colonial heritage, featuring beautiful architecture and serene surroundings. It offers a tranquil space for reflection and appreciation of the town’s history.

Central Research Institute: The Central Research Institute adds an element of scientific curiosity to Kasauli’s charm. Established during the colonial period, this institute contributes to the town’s historical and academic significance.

Monkey Point: Monkey Point, a popular tourist spot, offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The point is named after a rock resembling a monkey’s face and provides a breathtaking viewpoint.

Dharampur: Dharampur is a serene escape known for its tranquil ambiance and scenic beauty. It offers a perfect setting for leisurely strolls amidst nature’s splendor.

Sabathu: Sabathu, a quaint military town, holds historical significance due to its Gurkha fort built in the 19th century. The fort’s architecture and the town’s charm make it an interesting destination to explore.

The tour encapsulates the essence of Kasauli’s beauty, its colonial heritage, and the tranquility that envelops each destination, creating an enriching and memorable experience.

Detailed Tour Plan

Day 1: Delhi – Kasauli

We will start early morning from Delhi by Car. Arrive at Kasauli and check into the hotel. Kasauli is a tiny camp city built in the days of the British Raj.

Relax for the day or visit Baptist Church and Central analysis Institute.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 2: Kasauli

After breakfast, visit Monkey Point.

Later visit Dharampur and Sabathu, a trifle military quarters city that features a Gurkha fort in-built the first years of the 19th century, at an altitude of an,437m.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Kasauli – Delhi

After breakfast, check out from the hotel. Depart from Kasauli to Delhi. Arrive at Delhi. Drop at Hotel/Airport.

End of Tour

FAQs about the Tour

Q: How far is Kasauli from Delhi?
A: Kasauli is approximately (distance) away from Delhi, making it a convenient drive for a short getaway.

Q: What is the historical significance of Kasauli?
A: Kasauli boasts a rich history as a British colonial camp city. Its architecture and ambience reflect the charm of the bygone era.

Q: What can I expect at the Baptist Church in Kasauli?
A: The Baptist Church showcases colonial architecture and offers a serene atmosphere for reflection, contributing to Kasauli’s historical narrative.

Q: What is the Central Research Institute in Kasauli?
A: The Central Research Institute contributes to Kasauli’s scientific heritage, established during colonial times. It adds an academic and research dimension to the town.

Q: How is Monkey Point special?
A: Monkey Point offers breathtaking panoramic views of the hills and valleys. It’s named after a rock formation resembling a monkey’s face and is a must-visit for its stunning vistas.

Q: What are the attractions in Dharampur?
A: Dharampur offers a serene ambiance and natural beauty, making it an ideal place for leisurely strolls and enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings.

Q: What makes Sabathu unique?
A: Sabathu is a quaint military town with a historic Gurkha fort from the 19th century. The fort’s architecture and the town’s charm offer an intriguing destination for exploration.

Q: How can I make the most of my visit to Kasauli?
A: To make the most of your visit, explore historical sites, enjoy the serene surroundings, and immerse yourself in the colonial charm that Kasauli offers.

Q: Can I reach Monkey Point easily?
A: Yes, Monkey Point is a popular tourist spot and easily accessible, offering stunning panoramic views that make the visit worthwhile.

Q: What’s the highlight of this Kasauli tour?
A: The tour highlights the historical heritage, natural beauty, and tranquility of Kasauli, providing a perfect escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

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