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India : Amazing India
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Detailed ItineraryDay 1 to 4: New Delhi (3 Nights)‘India’s Capital’ – An interesting mix of fastpaced modernization and carefully preserved antiquity. Qutab Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb, etc. stand testimony to an illustrious past and today, it is a maze of crowded streets and intensely colourful bazaars. Day 4 To 7: Jaipur (3 Nights)‘The Pink City’ – Its ancient forts and palaces which create a dramatic picture of a bygone era provide a stunning backdrop to this Magical City carved out of the dessert, which still blushes pink even after 275 years. Day 7 To 8: Pushkar (1 Night)‘Religious Town’ – This usually quiet and tranquil scenic place, which is built around a lake, is a haven for travellers searching for respite. However, it is best known for the annual camel/cattle fair that turns the haven into a riot of colour! Day 8 To 10: Ranthambhor (2 Nights)‘National Park’ – This popular Tiger Reserve and the region around is thick with remnants of its past history amidst lush rolling hills. If you never had a date with a tiger, you will have one here! Day 10 to 12: Agra (2 Nights)‘Taj Mahal’ – This 300 year old immortal epitome of love, and one of the ‘Seven Wonders’ of the world, stands here within the city which was the Flower of the Mughal empire-in-ascendance. Agra is embellished with the best of the dynasty’s architectural legacy. Day 12 To 13: Khajuraho (1 Night)‘World Heritage Site’ – It is among the prominent destinations on the world map. Built in the 10th century, its temples display different facets of life, including the sensual. The erotic carvings on some panels have given rise to much speculation since Khajuraho’s re-discovery by the British in 1838. Day 13 To 15: Varanasi (2 Nights)‘The City That Illuminates’ – One of the world’s most ancient cities, is only better experienced than described. Sunrise while boating on the Holy Ganges River, crowded temples and its labyrinth of streets are the main attractions of this religious capital of Hinduism. Nearby lies the town of Sarnath, where Lord Buddha preached his first Sermon. EXTENSIONS TO OTHER PLACES ARE POSSIBLE AS PER YOUR CHOICE AND BUDGETPlease contact us for a copy of the detailed itinerary. |
Synopsis Trip grading: Length: 15 days from New Delhi.
Land Cost:$2890us International Airfare: Apx. $1500us from North America International Flights: There is a wide
choice of airlines for flying to India. We are leaving it open as we
can explain various price and routing options for different airlines
when you book and help you choose the best itinerary to fit your budget
and time. However, please note that all flights into Delhi are heavily
booked many months in advance. So book early!
Important: Cost of the tour per
person is subject to minimum 10 participants. The cost will increase
by $300 per person if there are less than 10 participants but more than
5. However, if you do not wish to pay the additional cost, you may
opt to withdraw from the tour and collect full refund, or check for
other options available at that time.
NOTE: On trips of this type, weather,
local politics, transport or a multitude of other factors beyond our
control can result in a change of itinerary. It is, however, very unlikely
that the itinerary would be substantially altered; if alterations are
necessary the escort will decide what is the best alternative, taking
into consideration the best interests of the whole group. Where a change
does occur, we do everything we can to minimize its effect, but we cannot
be responsible for the results of changes or delays.
Tour cost includes:
Excluded in price:
(Trips start two days earlier and end one day later from North America.) You can also contact Canadian Himalayan Expeditions directly for more information. |
