Arrive Delhi, the Political Capital of India. Delhi is history, and the monuments are tablets on which the history is written. Every conqueror did his best to possess Delhi and make it his capital. It is not a single city but a combination of eight cities that have been established here from as early as 900 BC to 1930 when the British completed the construction of New Delhi as the capital of Imperial India. It is therefore not surprising that the monuments of Delhi successfully mirror the development of the architectural styles in the country. On arrival, once you have completed the Immigration formalities and collected your baggage, please proceed to the arrival lounge where you will be welcomed by the our executive holding a placard who will assist you with a transfer.

Sightseeing tour of Old & New Delhi followed by evening Old Delhi food walk

Proceed for a full day city tour, begin with Old Delhi with a drive past Red Fort to reach Jama Masjid - the largest mosque in India built in red sandstone. Between the mosque and Chandni Chowk is a narrow shop-lined street along which you will be transported by cycle rickshaws on your most exhilarating journey of the tour. A rickshaw ride will take you through markets buzzing with people going about their daily chores, vendors selling their wares and shops decorated and ready for business. The rickshaw tour is a great way to discover a different aspect of Delhi and experience the energy of the city. Also visit Khari Baoli, a street in Old Delhi, known for its wholesale groceries and Asia's largest wholesale spice market selling all kinds of spices, nuts, herbs and other food products. Conclude your day with a visit to Qutab Minar; being one of the most important landmarks of Delhi, with calligraphy decorated interiors as well as inscriptions of verses of the Holy Quran. Later in the evening, proceed to the starting point near Shri Digambar Jain Lal Mandir for an exciting Old Delhi food walk. Savor local delights like crispy jalebis, spicy aloo chaat, stuffed parathas, and non-vegetarian favourites including kebabs, butter chicken with Roomali roti, and aromatic biryani.

Delhi - Jaipur (approx. 5 hours drive)

Morning after breakfast travel to Jaipur, the first planned city of India, is a treasure-trove of culture, art and history, famous for its colour, lifestyle and Rajasthani cuisine. It is a city exuding royal heritage and extravagant richness. The historic city also has many temples and shrines. On arrival assistance and check in at hotel.

City tour of Jaipur with High Tea

Begin your morning in Jaipur with a visit to the magnificent Amber Fort en-route photo stop at Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace). The amber fort is a stunning hilltop fortress known for its grand courtyards, ornate palaces, and impressive architecture reflecting Rajasthan’s royal heritage. Enjoy exploring its beautiful halls, intricate designs, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Next photo stop at Jal Mahal, built in the mid of the lake. Later, proceed to the elegant Taj Rambagh Palace to experience a delightful High- tea. Surrounded by royal gardens and luxurious interiors, savor a selection of fine teas and delicious refreshments while soaking in the regal charm and timeless hospitality of this historic palace hotel.

City tour of Jaipur, Evening enjoy Cooking Demonstration with dinner

Begin your morning city tour in Jaipur with a visit to the magnificent City Palace, a beautiful complex of courtyards, museums, and royal residences that reflect the rich heritage and regal lifestyle of Rajasthan’s former rulers. Explore its elegant architecture, artistic gateways, and fascinating displays of royal costumes and artifacts. Continuing to the nearby Jantar Mantar, a remarkable astronomical observatory and UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring massive stone instruments once used to measure time, track celestial bodies, and study the movement of stars and planets. Later, in the evening enjoy a unique cultural experience with a traditional cooking demonstration with local Indian Family, where you will learn about authentic Rajasthani spices, ingredients, and cooking techniques. Watch local dishes being prepared and discover the flavors and culinary traditions that make Rajasthan’s cuisine so rich and distinctive. Once you are finished with the cooking, enjoy the dinner with the family.

Jaipur - Agra (approx. 5 hours' drive)

Morning assistance on departure and travel to Agra, home to India's most famous landmark, the Taj Mahal. A poem of white marble, the Taj is described as the most extravagant monument ever built for love. On arrival assistance and check in at hotel. Rest of the day is free for your own activity.

City tour of Agra, followed by walking street food tour

Early morning visit India’s most iconic landmark, the Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The epitome of love, standing majestically on the banks of the river Yamuna, was built in the 17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in loving memory of his queen. Made with pure white marble, ornated with semi-precious stones and built around a beautiful four-garden plan, it is universally admired as the most outstanding achievement in the whole range of Indo-Islamic architecture. Return to the hotel for breakfast before visiting Agra Fort, built by Emperor Akbar and made with red sandstone, which exhibits a fascinating mixture of Islamic and Hindu styles of artistry. Your last visit be to the Itimad-Ud-Daulah Tomb, nicknamed the Baby Taj, said to have had an important influence on the design of the Taj Mahal. Later embark on a captivating walking food tour, delving into local cuisine and culture. Start at the historic Sadar Bazaar, sampling diverse dishes reflecting generations of culinary artistry. As the sun sets, head to Chaat Gali for lip-smacking chaat and more, immersing yourself in the city's culinary tapestry and cultural essence, crafting unforgettable memories into the night.

Agra – Lucknow (approx. 05 hrs. drive)

Assistance on departure and travel to Lucknow, the City of Nawabs, is an intriguing blend of the old-world charm, beautiful architecture, warm hospitality, and rich heritage. The city has carved a niche by attracting gourmands for the want of discovering and re-discovering the Awadhi Cuisine. This city has a full colony of chefs called, Bawarchi Tola and a complete street, where one can find the best from Lucknow very own traditional kitchens. On arrival assistance and check in at hotel.

City tour of Lucknow followed by walking food tour

Morning proceeds for the city tour of Lucknow starting with The Residency a place where speechless walls are known to speak the gruesome tale of the 1857 mutiny. Bada Imambara a famous monument of Lucknow that is of historical, cultural and heritage importance. The complex also includes Asfi mosque, the labyrinth and a summer palace. Later visit the architectural marvel of age, La Martiniere which was designed by a Frenchman Major-General Claude Martin as a palatial home and Dilkusha Palace & Gardens the palace was built by a European architect for the Nawab - Sadat Ali Khan. The palace was used as a country house and hunting lodge by the Nawab and his begums. Later in the evening, embark upon a Cuisine Walk of Lucknow to indulge into the pampering of taste buds visiting the roadside eateries. Start with Shri Lassi and move to Kaleji Kabab, Rahim's Kulche Nihari, Mobeen's Pasanda Kabab, Tunde's Gilawat Kabab and finally to sweeten the mouth the Silver foiled Malai Gilori at Radhey's.

Lucknow – Varanasi (approx. 05 hrs. 30 min drive)

Assistance on departure and travel to Varanasi, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvati, the origins of Varanasi are yet unknown. Varanasi abounds in the art of silk weaving, an exotic work of art which manifests itself in precious Banarasi silk saris and silk brocades which are cherished as collector’s items across the world, even today. The city is also renowned for its rich tapestry of music, arts, crafts and education. On arrival assistance and check-in at hotel. Later in the evening proceeds to the Ghats of river Ganges and witness grand prayer ceremony. You will be transferred to a surreal world, as dozens of big lamps are lighted and swayed in a semi-circle, in tandem by the priests to offer prayers, while singing of Vedic hymns and playing of the traditional instruments, while the visitors release 100 of small earthen lamps with flickering lights.

City tour of Varanasi followed by street food tour

Wake up early morning to enjoy the heritage walk and sunrise boat ride on the river Ganges. One can see the perpetual movement of the pilgrims on the steps, the vivid colours of their clothes glistening against the pale gold water, the triangular flags fluttering atop the temple spires. Visit the Banaras ghat, Assi ghat and various others. Return to the hotel for a buffet breakfast. After breakfast, take the morning city tour of Varanasi, visiting various temples including Bharat Mata Temple, where the map of undivided India is inscribed in stone and prayed instead of any god or goddess. Later experience the street food tour of Varanasi, the streets have a wide range of eateries, all offering delectably scrumptious food that is sure to suit every traveller’s appetite. One can indulge in some great street food items like Kachori & Jalebi, Banarsi Chat and Lassi, served in many of the major bazaars and streets of old Varanasi.

Assistance on departure and transfer to Airport to board flight to Kolkata, popularly known as the “City of Joy”. Kolkata is famous for its grand colonial architecture, art galleries and cultural festivals. The city reflects a mash-up of ancient, spiritual India and the European Era. On arrival, once you have collected your baggage, please proceed to the arrival lounge our executive will meet you holding a placard who will provide assisted transfer to your accommodation.

City tour of Kolkata, evening enjoy an authentic Bengali Thali dinner

Morning after breakfast a short meeting with your Tour Manager, start a sightseeing tour of Kolkata and visit the flower market early morning. This market is filled with colourful flowers from the northern part of Kolkata. Continue sightseeing with a visit to Howrah Bridge - It took six years to construct in the 1940s. Kumartuli (Potter's Village) - The neighbourhood of Kumartuli is well known for its traditional image-makers and potters (Kumors).  Thereafter visit to Victoria Memorial, one of India's most beautiful monuments built between 1906 and 1921 on the lines of white marble. Visit the Jain Temples, also known as Parasnath Jain Temple which is a place of worship. Admire the contrast of colonial and modern architecture at the heart of this wonderful city Kolkata’s famed Park Street. In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner featuring an authentic Bengali thali, a wonderful introduction to the rich culinary traditions of West Bengal. This traditional meal includes a variety of flavourful dishes served together, showcasing the region’s unique spices, fresh ingredients, and vibrant food culture in the heart of Kolkata.

Kolkata Departure

In time assisted departure transfer to Kolkata airport to board flight for onward destination.