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Discover India's capitol city, where old meets new in the second most populous city in India. Designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and Sir Herbert Baker in 1927 it is said to be built over seven ancient cities, owing to its number of historical monuments and making it home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites. Steeped in both ancient and modern culture, New Delhi is a haven for fans of the performing arts. For culinary enthusiasts and serious shoppers this is a city not to be missed! | |||||
| Agra | ||||||
| Agra is home to one of the greatest expressions of love, the legendary Taj Mahal. Encounter the history and majesty of Agra as you travel back in time from its first mention in the Mahabharat to its reign as capitol of the Mughal Empire. The Agra fort and 500 year old Mughal gardens are almost as impressive as the Taj Mahal, completed in 1653 and famous for the delicate marble carvings and inlay work. Artisans in Agra still use the same timeless process to create modern masterpieces in the form of intricant boxes, photo frames and table tops. |  |
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| Ranthambore | ||||||
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The call of the wild beckons you to explore Ranthambore National Park as you search for the elusive Tiger. Ranthambore is one of the largest National Parks in North India and a Project Tiger Reserve. However; there are more than Tigers to hold your interest with over 270 species of birds, leopards, sloth bears, hyenas, nilgais and more. Take morning and evening safaris into the jungle and in the afternoon you can visit the historical Ranthambore fort or embark on a village walk. | |||||
| Jaipur | ||||||
| Founded in 1727, the pink city of Jaipur is one of the most impressively planned pre- modern Indian cities. Home to the famous Hawa Mahal, popularly known as the Palace of Winds. You will feel like royalty as you ascend the Amber Fort on Elephant back and marvel at the complexity and unique history of one of the best preserved forts in India. Stand awe-struck before the Jantar Mantar, offering a unique experience as you walk through tangible geometry, encountering an astronomical system designed to read the skies and still used by many farmers today. Stroll through bazaars finding hidden treasures around every corner. |  |
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| Jodhpur | ||||||
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The blue city of Jodhpur stands on the outskirts of the Thar desert with the Mehrangarh Fort majestically rising above. Walking tours in the old city, exploring the Umaid Bhawan Palace, enjoying traditional rajasthani cuisne, riding a camel on the outskirts of the city are some of the many experiences you can expect in Jodhpur. Visit and learn about the Bishnoi people and their nature loving ways. | |||||
| Udaipur | ||||||
| Hidden among the Aravali hills, the city of lakes and palaces offers a perfect balance of heritage and relaxation. Udaipur, also known as the Venice of the East, where you will enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola, home to the beautiful Lake Palace, now a luxury hotel. Visit the many city palaces and marvel at one of the largest private and best preserved collections of crystal objects in the world . Enjoy strolls through the narrow, winding streets lined with boutiques and art galleries. |  |
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| Varanasi | ||||||
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Varanasi is one of the oldest and holiest cities in India. The seat of Hinduism, a destination unlike any other with an intimate experience of India's spiritual and religious history and modern day practices. Embark on morning and evening cruises on the Ganga where you will witness morning ablutions and the tranquil evening Aarti as lamps and incense fill the air. Sarnath, located only a short distance away, will introduce you to the Buddhist influence in India where you will visit the site where Buddha gave his first sermon after attaining enlightenment. | |||||
| Khajuraho | ||||||
| Home to the famous UNESCO World Heritage collection of Temples. This collection comprises the largest group of medieval Hindu and Jain temples, intricantly carved, the ancient stories and legends of India are delicately retold and unfold as you walk around this massive archeological site. |  |
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