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Where roads stretch outward and history folds inward—welcome to Delhi. After settling in, explore at your pace—perhaps the Red Fort’s mighty walls, the quiet tombs of Lodi Gardens, or the bustling lanes of Old Delhi, where spice stalls, street food, and centuries-old stories fill the air.

Overnight at The Imperial, New Delhi

New Delhi

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Discover Delhi at your own pace with a private guide. Visit Humayun’s Tomb—a Mughal-era marvel and forerunner of the Taj Mahal. From there, choose your rhythm—perhaps a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi’s Chandni Chowk, a drive past the Red Fort, or a reflective pause at Raj Ghat. Or explore New Delhi’s grandeur along Rajpath and India Gate

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Take the morning train to Agra, where your private guide meets you for a flexible exploration. Walk the ramparts of Agra Fort, meander through Mehtab Bagh’s riverside gardens, or browse the city’s vibrant bazaars. The Taj Mahal? Perhaps sunset first—when it glows gold—and then, maybe, return at dawn. Some places speak differently depending on when you choose to listen.

Overnight at The Oberoi Amarvilas Agra

Agra

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Leave Agra behind, stopping at the red sandstone city of Fatehpur Sikri, where Mughal grandeur lingers in silent courtyards. If thirsty, pause at Abhaneri, where the intricate Chand Baori stepwell plunges deep into geometric stillness. By evening, arrive at Ranthambore, where wild tigers roam among crumbling fort walls and ancient banyans—ready to begin your brush with India’s untamed heart.

Overnight – Sujan Sher Bagh Ranthambore

Ranthambore

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Begin with a private safari—where fleeting glimpses of the Royal Bengal Tiger await. Later, choose between unwinding at your jungle lodge or venturing to Ranthambhore Fort where history clings to the stone. Trace the legendary hoofprint of Raja Hammir Singh’s horse, etched into the rock—a symbol of defiance from a fort almost never conquered.

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Forts, palaces, domes and bazaars—Jaipur is regal to its rose-hued soul. After four hours of scenic drive, you arrive and settle into Jaipur’s old-world charm. Later, visit the serene Sisodiya Rani Garden, a tiered haven of frescoes and fountains. Then, try your hand at block printing with local artisans, creating your own keepsake using ancient techniques—an easy, creative start to your time in the Pink City try a mini cooking class—simmering spices, and perhaps, a first taste of laal maas.

Overnight – Rajmahal Palace Jaipur

Jaipur

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Begin your day at Jaipur’s fragrant flower market. Wander through spice-scented lanes and jewel-toned markets, then admire the hilltop grandeur of Amber Fort and the cosmic precision of Jantar Mantar. Watch the Palace of winds ,Whether exploring museum halls or ancient ramparts, the Pink City reveals its artistry and spirit at every turn, carved in marble and echoing through time.

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Drive through Rajasthan’s shifting landscapes to reach the lake-laced city of Udaipur. Arrive by late afternoon and settle by the lake. In the evening, enjoy the Dharohar Folk Dance show at Bagore Ki Haveli—where traditional puppetry, fire dancing, and spirited music unfold within a candlelit 18th-century courtyard.

Overnight – Taj Fateh Prakash Palace Udaipur

Udaipur

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Trace the legacy of the Maharanas as you explore Udaipur’s iconic City Palace and intricately carved Jagdish Temple. Stroll through the old city’s cobbled lanes and vibrant bazaars, then visit the Saheliyon Ki Bari, a tranquil garden once meant for royal maidens. Pause at the Vintage Car Museum and uncover Udaipur’s flair for refinement—before learning the ancient art of miniature painting from master artisans.

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As you bid adieu to the City of Lakes, capture lingering memories—of palaces mirrored in water, tiger trails, spice-laced bazaars, and stories etched in stone. Pen your own carnet de voyage, a diary of wonders. Fly from Udaipur to Delhi, where your journey comes full circle. Homeward bound, but forever changed by India’s mosaic of moments.