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Unforgettable India

 

India is vibrant, intoxicating, inspiring, dramatic and above all, unforgettable. From the Mughal heritage of Delhi and Agra, to the Hindu epics in Chitrakot, from tiger spotting in Panna National Park to undiscovered Chanderi, and the chance to join pilgrims as they undertake their rituals on the banks of the great Mother Ganges. This trip really is unforgettable.
 

Suggested Itinerary:
Day 01 / 02
 
The bazzar of Old Delhi are a perfect introduction to the sound and smells of India. as is a visit to the Jama Masjid, Delhi's largest mosque.
 
Day 03
 
Agra, Agra is the home of the impressive Red Fort and emotive Taj Mahal, resplendent in white marble.
 
Day 04 / 05
 
Chanderi, just by arriving we are instant celebrities, as few tourist visit this fascinating town. Ancient rock paintings, Jain temples and peaceful mosques are ours to explore. Meet our local friend's larege family at his home for a traditional dinner.
 
Day 06 / 07
 
Orchha, this small village on the banks of the Betwa River reveals a very different quieter India. Enjoy a guided tour around some of the many temples and palaces dotting the countryside and wrap up the afternoon wtih a cool swim
 
Day 08 / 09
 
Khajuraho, Khajuraho exquistie 1000 yrs old temples celebrate Hindu legends and epic battles in intricate and somtimes erotic carvings. Spend the night on the banks of the Ken River, which has long sustained the varied wildlife in Panna National Park
 
Day 10
 
Chitrakoot, Sprawling along the banks of the Mandakini River. Chitrakoot's ashrams, temples and bathing ghats are full of takes from India's epic Ramayana legend.
 
Day 11
 
Allahabad, Not only the host to the holy Kumbh Mela fair, Allahabad is also the birthplace of India's first prime minister and India's number one Bollywood film star-amitabh Bachan
 
Day 12 / 14
 
Vanarasi, Once the ancient city of Kashi, Varanasi remains India's spritual heart. A dawn boat trip on the Ganges takes us past devotees partatking in ritual worship of Mother Ganga. Wind through the old city's narrow lanes and take part in our won sunset flower ceremony, serenaded by traditional musicians
 
Day 15
 
Delhi, Our unforgettable journey comes to an end as our train pulls back into Delhi
 
Note:
 
After complete your tour to Varanasi, Client may have choose your destination either back to Delhi or continue Kathmandu.


TOUR PACKAGE INCLUDES:
Accommodation on twin sharing basis as per Tour category (standard/Deluxe), full board meals, Ground transfers. Sightseeing as per Itinerary with English speaking guide, Entrance fees and permits.

 
 Place to see....

There are a number of places to see in India including the Taj Mahal, Rajasthan, Kerala and the various beaches of India, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Leh, Ladakh, Zhanskar, Vanarasi, Buddha Gaya, Goa, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Banglor, Wildlife Safari, Temple, Monastery and many more.......

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Kanchenjunga

Kanchenjunga is situated at the confluence of four ridges. Starting from the top, the East Ridge drops into the Jemu gap. More easts are Simvo massive and Siniolchu. The peaks on the West ridge are Janu and kang –Ba -Chen etc. the North ridge is having many peaks like Twin peak, Nepal Peak,

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 sikkim

The enchanting litle state of Sikkim lies in the eastern end of the mighty Himalayas flanked by Bhtan, Nepal and Tibet on it's east, west and northern borders respectively.
Sikkim lies nestled under the protective shadow of its guardian deity, Mount Knachenjunga (8598m).

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darjeeling

Darjeeling town is strung out over a ridge, just a valley away from Sikkim. It still attracts traditional tourist for its well touted tea gardens and the old British Raj residual charms. Until beginning of the 18th century the area was under Sikkimese Raja.

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leh & ladakh

The high remote Tibet like regions of Ladakh & Zanskar are arid as they lie north of the main Himalaya range and are thus protected from the monsoon.

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central india

India is the seventh largest country in the world. It covers about 3,287 thousand sq kms. approx. the same area at the whole of Europe. This is the largest democracy in the world. India occupies a strategic position in Asia,

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India  Map...

Leh & Ladakh....

Darjeeling....

 

Central India....