Day 1 Arrive Mumbai

Arrive into Mumbai in the early hours and transfer to Hotel, the world’s big city Mumbai

Day 2 Mumbai

Travel around the city with your guide and visit The Gateway of India which was erected to honor the visit of King George V in 1911 and the admirable Prince of Wales Museum. Start your leisurely walk all the way through the famous Colaba district to think highly of the extraordinary Gothic Victorian style ahead of ongoing to Malabar Hill for comprehensive sights over the city. Conclude the day at the colorful Dhobi ghats where customary laundryman bring together, wash and return the city’s clothes. (N)

Day 3 Mumbai To Aurangabad – By Air

Fly to Aurangabad and visit the nearby cave intricates of Ellora and Ajanta, this day visit the city. Places of interest include the Jama Masjid and the Bibi-Ka-Maqbara mausoleum, a late 17th century monument inspired by the Taj Mahal. (B)

Day 4 Aurangabad – Visit the Ellora Caves

Nearer to Aurangabad than Ajanta, the Ellora caves which are situated on an olden trade way between Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh and the western coast of India. Positioned into the base of a hill the caves enclose intricate carvings of gods and goddesses and symbolize three of the main faiths of ancient India & Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. Back to Aurangabad trip the 11th century Daulatabad Fort, travel around the dreadful barricade and capture in the distant & triumph observations. (B)

Day 5 Aurangabad To Ajanta – 100 Km

In morning depart Aurangabad and make to Ajanta for an overnight stay at the MTDC Fardapur which is sited close to the caves. Contributing easy lodging, hang about here will save over 200kms of backpedal as Ajanta is en-route to Maheshwar. Afterward stroll the caves which pave the way those at Ellora and date from the 1st century BC. Relived in 1819, these Buddhist caves have some of the supreme exemplar of Indian painting and have been contrasted to the frescoes of Assisi, Sienna and Florence. (B)

Day 6 Ajanta To Maheshwar – 300 Km

Stay three nights at the enchanting Ahilya Fort in the small town of Maheshwar. Central India’s superlative reserved undisclosed, a rest at Ahilya Fort is incredible to be memorized. Principally build in the late 17th century, this transformed citadel has changed modest and keep on holding a powerful place elevated over the banks of the holy Narmada River. Rooms are at ease and gracefully furnished and there are many corners and gaps to travel around. ( B / L / D )

Day 7 Maheshwar

Travel around the fort and stroll down to riverside and stunning ghats to observer the eternal every day customs of the local villagers. The township is honored by supporters of Lord Shiva and there are abundant places of worship and shrines that line up the river’s bank. Maheshwar is also famous for its Maheshwar saris and are a blooming local industry.

Day 8 Maheshwar – Visit Mandu – Maheshar

Morning trip to Mandu. Hovering in the main place on both sides of the Vindhya ranges, Mandu is a draftsman work of art of unremarkable Islamic style with many superior structures extend greater than the place. Precisely famous for its Islamic architecture, discover Mandu’s several palaces, mosques and mausoleums.

Day 9 Maheshwar To Bhopal ( 270 km )

Once breakfast depart to Bhopal It is a blend of parks and palaces. You will see chaotic old city’s big mosques and busy tapered alleyways.

Day 10 Bhopal – Visit Sanchi

This day trip to Sanchi. It is the oldest ongoing Buddhist sanctuary in India and was previously the chief centre for Buddhism in the country. Sanchi is known by its Great Stupa, questionably India’s supreme Buddhist formation and one of the oldest residual spiritual monuments. The Stupa situated at the heart of an evocative complex of temples and monasteries all of which are in different states of repair.

Day 11 Bhopal To Jhansi By Train & Jhansi to Orchha

Morning there will be seeing the sights of Bhopal in an around Imam Square, the spirit of imperial Bhopal. Places of interest consist of the Taj-ul-Masjid mosque, Moti Masjid and Shaukat Mahal. Afterwards take a trip by train to Jhansi and then a short drive to Orchha. Orchha is now abode to several photogenic ruins and is an architectural masterwork.

Day 12 Orchha

Today search Orchha. The ruins here broaden from Betwa River and swathe a vast region. Explore palaces in unlike states of repair, tumbledown temples, abandoned havelis and imposing cenotaphs. Principally build during 16th and 17th centuries, the best buildings here were constructed under the guidance of Bir Singh Deo and things to see are the Raj Mahal, Rai Praveen Mahal and Jahangir Mahal. ( B / D)

Day 13 Orchha to Gwalior 120 Km

via Datia

Leave Orchha, drive to close by Datia and stopover at the excellent Rajput palace. From here persist to Gwalior. Gwalior is famous for its vast fort which towers above the city. In the afternoon visit part of the imposing Jai Vilas Palace which remains the inherited home of Scindia royal family.

Day 14 Gwalior to Agra – 120 Km

This morning visit the amazing Gwalior fort. Passed all the way through a series of Muslim, Rajput, Mughal and Afghan hands following the 1857 mutiny the fort was in use of British control. The fort addresses a quantity of interesting temples as well as the remarkable is Man Mandir Palace. Afterward prolong on to Agra, home to Taj Mahal.

Day 15 Agra

At the break of dawn visit the magnificent Taj Mahal at sunrise (closed on Fridays). Constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in reminiscence to his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, this is the definitive tribute to love ever transliterate in structural design.

Also visit Agra Fort. This fort was constructed by Emperor Akbar in 1565. The high red stone monument stretches for around 2 1/2 km. The palace is a famous for its smooth combination of Hindu and central Asian architectural style. Also visit Itmad – Ul – Daulatabad, a replica of Taj Mahal. Spend your night in Agra. Night stay is in Agra.

Day 16 Agra to Delhi – 200 Km

via Sikandra

Depart from Agra and carry on by road to Delhi stopping on the way at Sikandra, site of Akbar’s tomb. Night stay is in Delhi

Day 17 Delhi

After breakfast visit Jama Masjid, – the largest mosque in India. Drive past the magnificent Red Fort, built on the banks of River Yamuna by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Continue to New Delhi, city created to reflect the might of the British Empire, visit 12th century Qutab Minar – gracefully hand-carved for its entire height of 234 feet. Explore tomb of emperor Humayun – a predecessor of the Mughal style of architecture. Night stay is in Delhi

Day 18 Delhi Depart

Day is at leisure. In time you will be transferred to Delhi Airport to board the flight for onwards journey. Tour Ends.