NEW DELHI
The capital of India, Delhi, has a history that spans over several millennia situated at the nerve center of the ancient Asian trade route, Delhi has accumulated extraordinary wealth, but repeatedly lost it to successive foreign invaders who have come knocking at the door.
It is said that there is a mountain anywhere within a stone's throw of Delhi. And this would not be false claim considering the number of rulers and dynasties who have established their capitals here.
The walled city of Old Delhi was at one time Shahjahanabad the capital of the Mughals, while the heritage sites dotting South Delhi from Siri Fort, to Hauz Khas, Mehrauli, and Tughlakabad are muter witness to the various smaller Muslim rulers who preceded the Mughal.
New Delhi with Lutyen's architecture, on the other hand, is stamped by the mark of British rule, while the concrete suburbs rapidly progressing in all directions are the ultimate submission to modern India's tryst with its global destiny

QUTUB MINAR
Qutubuddin Aibak, a salve of the Muslim raider Mohammad Ghauri, to mark the first Muslim dynasty in India, built this imposing five-story tower in 1193 AD. Qutub Minar is a world Heritage Monument.

RED FORT
The Mughal citadel of power carved in red sandstone dominates the cityscape on the way to Old Delhi. It houses the Diwan-e-Aam or public audience hall of the emperor, the Diwan-e-Khas or private hall, the Rang Mahal (queens' palace) with the royal baths (Hamams) and the exquisite Moti Masjid or pearl Mosque

AGRA- THE HOME OF TAJ MAHAL
No tour in India can be complete without paying visit to Agra and jaipur where the paying a visit to Agra and jaipur where the palaces and forts of yesteryears witnessed royal processions and splendor and are now living monuments. Agra, an ancient city gained world fame during the mughal era, specifically in the reign of shah Jahan when he built Taj Mahal in memory of his wife, creating a monument of such incredible elegance that the Taj is considered synonymous with beauty itself.

TAJ MAHAL
Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and fatehpur-Sikri. The visit to India's most famous World Heritage site can be done in a single day or as an overnight trip. The exquisite white marble mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan for his wife Mumtaz is an icon of India heritage. A couple of kilometers away is the enormous Agra fort built by Akbar, Shah Jahan's father, while about 35km away is the red sandstone city of Fatepur-Sikri, meant to the best of Akbar's enlightened rule

JAIPUR
Jaipur was founded in 1727 AD by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh and designed by the architect Vidyadhar Bhattacharya. Jaipur is popularly known as the pink city because of the pink colour used at the time of making, to create an impression of red sandstone buildings of Mughal cities. Also, the city was repainted pink in 1976 during the visit of Prince of Wales.

HAWA MAHAL
Hawa Mahal literally the palace of winds was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai pratap Singh. Dedicated to lord Krishna, it is shaped like a mukut, or crown, which adorns the lord's head. It has over 900 niches. In the not-too -distant past, ladies of the court found it convenient to watch the activities on the street below without being observed themselves.

FATEPUR SIKRI
Like the cactus flower that for a moment adorns the desert, so was the town of Fatehpur Sikri, having a brief span of glory. It was abandoned, only after d15 years of its construction, due to scarcity of water in the town. This magnificent town was once the capital of Mughal Empire. Here, the beautiful marble tomb of Sheikh Salim Chisti attracts thousand of people who seek blessing of the reverend saint.

CITY PALACE
This former royal residence is an imposing blend of traditional Rajasthani and mughal architecture and the craftsmanship it is most important landmark of jaipur with it's numerous outbuilding, courtyards, impressive gateways and temples. Occupying one seventh of the walled city area, the palace houses the seven-storeyed Chandra Mahal. Mubarak Mahal, the Diwan-i-am and Diwan-i-khas.

ROYAL INDIA [DELHI (1) / AGRA (1) / JAIPUR (1)]
An introductory tour to the splendors and majesty of North India, this tour has been designed to reveal the highlights of India, from the opulent palaces and imposing fortresses of Rajasthan to the Moghul capital of Agra; the bustling capital of Delhi to the ancient capital of Fatehpur Sikri. Traveling by road, you have a chance to experience the ever-changing countryside and the different modes of transport. The vastness and diversity of India is difficult to capture in one tour, but a visit to these different cities reveals the jewels of the Subcontinent and provides an introduction that, we hope, will be a beginning to lifelong attraction to India.

DAY	PLACE	TIME	PROGRAMME
01	GOA	PM	Transfer from Goa Hotel to Airport.
1	DELHI	PM	Arrive Delhi by S2 217 1725 hrs. Assistance and transfer to hotel
1	1	PM	Upon arrival proceed for the tour of Sikh Temple and check in at hotel.
1	1	1	Overnight at hotel
1	1	1	1
02	DELHI	AM	Morning proceed for Agra (200 Km - 4½ hrs).
1	1	1	Arrive Agra. Check in at hotel.
1	AGRA	1	Later proceed for tour of Agra visiting the inimitable Taj Mahal, and Red Fort.
1	1	1	(Taj Mahal is closed on all Fridays)
1	1	1	Overnight at hotel
1	1	1	1
03	AGRA	AM	After breakfast, drive to Jaipur (230 Km's / 6 hrs) En-route visit Fatehpur Sikri- the deserted Moghul Capital and proceed to Jaipur
1	1	1	Visit the City Palace where the Maharaja still occupies a part of it, Observatory and Palace of Winds.
1	JAIPUR	PM	Overnight at hotel.
1	1	1	1
04	JAIPUR	AM	Transfer to Jaipur airport for flight to Mumbai.
1	1	1	Arrive Mumbai and take another flight for Goa.
1	1	1	Upon arrival in Goa assistance and transfer to your stay put hotel.

OPTION A

BASIS - In £ Per Person	02 person
Basic Price on Bed & B/F, inclusive of flights.	545
Single Room Supplement	100

OPTION B

BASIS - In £ Per Person	02 person
Basic Price on Bed & B/F, inclusive of flights.	495
Single Room Supplement	50

OPTION C

BASIS - In USD Per Person	02 person
Basic Price on Bed & B/F, inclusive of flights.	512
Single Room Supplement	65

HOTELS ENVISAGED CITY

CITY	OPTION A	OPTION B	OPTION C
DELHI	Grand Intercontinental	Hotel Vikram	Grand Intercontinental
AGRA	Jay Pee Place	Howard Park Plaza	Holiday Inn
JAIPUR	Rajputana Palace	Park Plaza	Holiday Inn

Cost Includes:
Transfer from Goa to Airport and back would be in N-AC car.
Accommodation on twin sharing basis as per the itinerary in hotels mentioned or similar.
On Bed & Breakfast basis throughout, inclusive of all taxes.
Transfers & sightseeing in air-conditioned vehicle as per the program.
Entrance fees as mentioned.
Services of an English-speaking guide as per the program

Cost Excludes:
Tips & Gratuities.
Items of personal nature like laundry, beverages, telecom charges, camera fee etc.
Insurance of baggage and medical insurance.