Holi Festival and India's Golden Triangle

• Meet you at Delhi Airport

• Traditional greeting with a garland of flowers

• Hotel accommodation

• Small vacation

Delhi City Tour

20 million metropolis is divided into a new city and an old city. The most important administrative buildings are concentrated in New Delhi. Most of the local nobility live here, and in old Delhi, life is bustling according to the laws of multi-million dollar jungles and medieval exoticism. Narrow streets, low houses, and very close by are modern skyscrapers and wide avenues. Delhi is truly a city of contrasts

New Delhi

Birli Temple: Lakshmi Narayan Mandir A Hindu temple also known as Birla Mandir. The temple was built in honor of Lakshmi and Narayana, the goddess of happiness and abundance, who is one of the incarnations of the god Vishnu

Lotus Temple: The Lotus Temple is the main Baha'i temple in India and neighboring countries, built in 1986. It is located in New Delhi

Akshardham Temple: Located in Delhi, the Akshardham temple complex is the largest Hindu temple in the world. The Akshardham Temple was included in the Guinness Book of Records

Agrasen Ki Baoli (Water Tank): Baoli are stepped wells that look more like pools. They collect upper groundwater and rainwater, which is then used all year round for drinking, bathing, washing, watering and

Lodhi Garden: Lodhi Garden is a city park in Delhi. The park contains the tomb of Muhammad Shah, Sikander Lodi, Shish Gumbad, and Bara Gumbad, examples of 15th-century architecture when Delhi was ruled by the Pashtun dynasties of Sayyid and

Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Indian set meal at one of New Delhi's best restaurants.

India Gate: India Gate, originally called the All India War Memorial.

President's House: The official residence of the President of India in New Delhi. Construction of the complex began in the 1910s, designed by renowned British architect Edwin Lutyens, and continued intermittently until 1929, although minor improvements continued until 1930

• Back to the hotel

• Overnight in Delhi

Old Delhi

Jami Mosque: The Jami Mosque was built by order of the fifth Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, which is one of the largest mosques in India.

Chandni Chowk: The Chandni Chowk district was designed by Emperor Shah Jahan's eldest daughter to attract traders from different countries. Her name was Jahanara

Red Fort: One of the most outstanding architectural structures in Indian culture. The construction of the Red Fort in Delhi was completed in 1648. This huge and at the same time beautiful building was intended for the residence of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. After the colonization of India, the fortress was occupied by an English garrison until 1947. Special attention was paid to the beauty of the building. Many palaces, pavilions, swimming pools, and green spaces were located inside, which generally still make an impression today. (we'll see from the street)

Sikh Temple: The temple is called Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib which is one of the main Sikh temples in Delhi. It was built in 1783 to mark the martyrdom of the ninth Guru of Sikh religions, whose name was Guru Teg Bahadur

• Transfer to Jaipur The

• journey takes 4 hours+ stay

• Lunch on the way to Jaipur

• Arriving

in Jaipur
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Visit to an astrologer: Jaipur is famous for its astrology, and astronomy is the oldest profession in Jaipur, thanks to which the city is home to the very first observatory. (Optional)

Dinner: We'll have dinner accompanied by folk music and open-air dancing at a local restaurant.

• Back to the hotel

• Overnight in Jaipur

Jaipur, the pink city and capital of Rajasthan, is divided into nine rectangular sectors in accordance with the canons of ancient Indian architecture. Most of the sights are concentrated within the city walls, home to one of India's busiest markets and many craft shops

Amer Fort: With its large fortified walls with a number of gates and paved paths. The fort overlooks Lake Maota

Elephant ride: We will climb the hill on an elephant just as Maharaja Jaipur used to climb.

Jal Mahal: The second name of this palace is the water palace, which is located in the center of Lake Sagar.

Hawa Mahal: Also called the Wind Palace, the palace was built in 1799 by Maharaja sawai pratap singh.

Jantar Mantar: This is an observatory. The main purpose of its construction is to compile astronomical maps and tables, determine the time and movement of the sun, moon and planets.

City Palace: Jaipur City Palace is an amazing palace complex in one of Pink City's oldest neighborhoods.

Lunch: Traditional Indian set meal at a local restaurant.

Monkey Temple: 10 km from Jaipur, the Galta Monastery and Pilgrimage Center are located in a picturesque mountain location.

• Transfer to Agra The

• journey takes 4 hours+ arrival in Agra

• Accommodation

at the hotel Overnight

• in Agra

Agra is a city in northern India, in the state of Uttar Pradesh. From 1528 to 1658 it was the capital of the Mughal Empire. Today it is one of the largest tourist centers in India, thanks to the buildings of the Mughal Empire and, in particular, the Taj Mahal. Agra is located on the banks of the Yamuna River

• In Agra, you will receive a set of traditional white clothes for Holi to play in these clothes and you won't mind staining them with colors.

Taj Mahal: The Taj Mahal is a grand temple built in memory of his wife by Shah Jahan, the fifth Mughal emperor. It is a masterpiece of Muslim art and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I will tell you interesting legends about its construction and real facts about the construction

Agra Fort: Agra Fort is a medieval fortress that was built in the 16th century on the site of the dilapidated Fort Badalgar by order of the third Mughal Emperor Akbar. The fort consists of red sandstone from Rajasthan. In the fort, you will see the Jahangir Palace, the Summer Palace, the Bedroom of Emperor Shah Jahan and Mumtaj Mahal, the Mussamman Burj, the Mirror Palace, the Black Onyx Troon, the Audience Hall, the Pearl Mosque and many other interesting palaces and halls

Jewelry workshop: After visiting the Taj Mahal, we will go to the most famous jewelry workshop where we will be greeted with paints and treated to fruits, Indian traditional snacks (pakora) and traditional drinks. Here we will see a peacock throne that was made by order of Emperor Shah Jahan, which is handmade with gold, silver, and silk threads, and also decorated with trembling stones. Then we will be shown all the precious and semi-precious stones that the Mughals preferred for jewelry to please their wives. And now you have a large selection of handmade jewelry to buy

Inlay workshop: The Taj Mahal consists of white marble that is encrusted with semi-precious stones and this work is called inlay. Inlay is one of the most important arts in Agra and this art is still handmade by the descendants of those artists who have been working at the Taj Mahal for 22 years. You will have a large selection of marble inlaid large and small products that are all functional and you can use them

Traditional Indian lunch: After your visit to Agra Fort, you will enjoy a delicious Indian lunch at a local restaurant.

• Back to Delhi The

• journey takes 3 hours+ stop

Transfer to the airport