An 11-day private journey that begins with India's Golden Triangle and then expands into Rajasthan. Delhi opens the route through Old and New Delhi contrasts. Agra anchors with the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, supported by an evening cultural experience that explains the monument's story and symbolism. Jaipur follows with forts, stepwells, and craft neighbourhoods kept practical rather than performative. The pace then slows in Udaipur, where days stay close to Lake Pichola and the old city. Jodhpur closes Rajasthan through Mehrangarh Fort and the blue residential quarters below it, before a return to Delhi. Some drives are long, so arrival days stay light and heavier visits are spaced out. October to April offers the most comfortable conditions.
All guided sightseeing as listed. Entrance tickets quoted separately.
Farbound tour director throughout, with expert local guides where required.
Premium five-star hotels and heritage boutiques in every city. Twin-share by default.
Private AC vehicle. Innova for couples, Urbania for groups. Internal flights included.
Daily breakfast. Selected lunches and dinners as listed.
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Trips designed around your interests, pace, and preferences
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Trips designed around your interests, pace, and preferences
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Trips designed around your interests, pace, and preferences
From
$3,000 per person
Classic tier — indicative pricing
Age : 18–30
Age : 30–50
Age : 50–80
Day 1 - Old & New Delhi
Private city movement by vehicle with short, walkable sections.
- Start in Old Delhi for tight lanes, spice markets, and neighbourhood temples, then take a rickshaw ride through the heart of it.
- Move into New Delhi for a change of scale: broad avenues, landmark architecture, and calmer spaces.
- Visit Humayun's Tomb (and nearby heritage areas) for a strong first-day monument without overfilling the schedule.
- Keep the evening open so the day can land properly after travel and first impressions.
Lunch
ITC Maurya or similar
Day 2 - Delhi to Agra
Overland transfer from Delhi to Agra, with a planned stop en route.
- Drive south toward Agra and settle in without rushing straight into monuments.
- Keep the afternoon light with rest, a café stop, or a slow walk, so the Taj day feels unforced.
- Include a unique cultural experience in the evening that adds context to the Taj's story through music, movement, and narrative, not a generic show.
- Dinner and downtime stay flexible based on energy.
Breakfast,
Lunch
ITC Mughal or similar
Day 3 - Agra exploration
Local movement within Agra by private vehicle and short walks.
- Visit the Taj Mahal and take it at a steady pace, with time for the symmetry, the gardens, and the changing light.
- Continue to Agra Fort for the political and architectural counterpoint: walls, halls, and river-facing views.
- Add a craft layer to the day with a visit to a local zardozi workshop, so Agra is not only about monuments.
- Afternoon is intentionally lighter, with rest, a quiet corner of the city, or a simple add-on if you want it.
Breakfast
ITC Mughal or similar
Day 4 - Agra to Jaipur
Private overland transfer from Agra to Jaipur with sightseeing en route
- Travel west into Rajasthan with a clear mid-day stop at Chand Baori (Abhaneri) for pure geometry, scale, and shadow.
- Continue into Jaipur and check in with a calmer arrival plan, not a full sightseeing push.
- Use the first Jaipur evening for a simple introduction: a neighbourhood walk, a market lane, or an easy dinner.
- Sleep early if you want a strong fort morning the next day.
Breakfast,
Lunch
ITC Rajputana or similar
Day 5 - Exploring Jaipur
Local city movement around Jaipur by private vehicle
- Start with Amber Fort for hilltop architecture, courtyards, and long views over the valley.
- Move into the city for City Palace and Jantar Mantar — royal life, courtyards, and Jaipur's obsession with order and measurement.
- Spend time in a working craft neighbourhood — block printing, textiles, metalwork — kept practical and pressure-free.
- Choose a Jaipur sunset moment: a viewpoint, a rooftop tea, or a quiet drive as the city cools down.
Breakfast
ITC Rajputana or similar
Day 6 - Fly to Udaipur
Short domestic flight with private airport and city transfers.
- Fly into Udaipur and shift gears with less monument-hopping and more lakeside pace.
- Check in and ease into the city with a slow first layer: a promenade walk, a café by the water, or a short heritage lane.
- Sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola for calm, scenic views, and worth doing early in the Udaipur stay.
- Evening stays open for a relaxed dinner and early night.
Breakfast,
Lunch
Jagat Niwas Palace or similar
Day 7 - Udaipur City Exploration
Local city movement around Udaipur, with optional outdoor segments
- Visit Udaipur City Palace for art, courtyards, and lake-facing views that explain why the city feels different.
- Add one quiet contrast: Saheliyon-ki-Bari, a small museum, or a short gallery lane, simple, not crowded.
- Optional outdoor break around Badi Lake for air, space, and a softer side of Udaipur beyond the core sights.
- Afternoon is unstructured by design, with markets, cafés, or downtime back at the hotel.
Breakfast
Jagat Niwas Palace or similar
Day 8 - Udaipur to Jodhpur
Overland transfer from Udaipur to Jodhpur with a cultural stop en route.
- Drive north toward Jodhpur with a meaningful stop at Ranakpur Jain Temple, a marble marvel with incredible detailing and quiet intensity.
- Arrive and check in without forcing a full city tour on arrival day.
- Take a first look at the Blue City from above, or keep it simple with an early dinner and rest.
- Evening stays light so the fort day feels strong.
Breakfast,
Lunch
Ratan Vilas
Day 9 - Jodhpur exploration
Local movement within Jodhpur by private vehicle and short walks.
- Visit Mehrangarh Fort for scale, collections, and views that explain the city's layout in one sweep.
- Step down into Blue City lanes for texture, with doorways, steps, daily life, and small shrines tucked into the neighbourhood.
- Jaswant Thada for a quieter architectural counterpoint and a calmer pause in the day.
- Keep late afternoon flexible with a market lane, a café stop, or downtime back at the hotel.
Breakfast
Ratan Vilas or similar
Day 10 - Fly to Delhi
Short domestic flight with private airport and city transfers
- Fly back to Delhi and reset with an easy arrival plan.
- Add one clean final monument layer: Qutub Minar and the surrounding heritage complex at an unhurried pace.
- Keep the evening open with rest, packing, or a final dinner depending on flight timing the next day.
Breakfast
ITC Maurya or similar
Day 11 - Delhi & Departure
Private transfer to airport for international departure.
- Morning at leisure at the hotel.
- Private transfer to Delhi airport for international departure.
- Departure timing built around your flight.
Breakfast
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