Royal Heritage of North and South with Ancient Ruins
Begin your odyssey in Delhi, where ancient monuments stand testament to a glorious past, before being mesmerized by the ethereal beauty of the Taj Mahal in Agra. Traverse the vibrant streets of Jaipur, adorned with majestic forts and opulent palaces, then venture into the golden sands of Jaisalmer, where the desert whispers tales of valour and mystique…. Delight in the romantic charm of Udaipur’s lakeside palaces before immersing yourself in the historical grandeur of Hyderabad’s Nizam-era architecture. Explore the surreal landscapes of Hampi, marvel at the intricate carvings of Hassan’s temples, and lose yourself in the lush greenery of Coorg’s coffee plantations. Conclude your journey in Mysore, where regal splendour awaits at the opulent Mysore Palace, before experiencing the dynamic energy of Bangalore’s cosmopolitan culture.
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Duration
23 Days
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Best Month To Go
September to April
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Cost
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Itinerary Highlights

Hampi - Echoing tales of ancient ruins
Coorg - A glimpse of paradise on earth
Jaisalmer - The "Golden City" of India
DAY BY DAY
Detailed Itinerary
1. Delhi Arrival
You will be greeted at the airport upon arrival in Delhi and taken to your hotel/homestay. You have the rest of the day to enjoy in the nation’s capital. The capital city, in the past, made up of seven different settlements, is now a thriving metropolis with several remarkable landmarks, including the Red Fort and the ornate Jama Masjid Mosque. Sleep comfortably at your Homestay.

Hotel Leela Palace

Homestay

Old Delhi at Night

Connaught Place at Night
2. Delhi Tour

Qutab Minar

Alleys Old Delhi

Akshardham Temple

Red Fort

Lotus Temple

Humayun tomb

Street food tour

Karim’s Hotel

Delhi Haat INA

Connaught Place

South Indian authentic cuisine at Andhra Bhawan

Street food in Chandi Chowk
3. Delhi to Agra
After breakfast, we check out and make our way to one of the world’s real must-see attractions Taj Mahal. Proudly located on the Yamuna River’s banks, Agra was the Mughal Empire’s capital until Emperor Shah Jahan moved it to Delhi. Agra’s imperial past can still be seen in much of the city’s modern architecture. Afternoon bicycle excursions through the nearby rural villages can be optional activities and a heritage-themed tour where you learn about the Mughal dynasty’s female members. Reach the hotel, relax and go on your own to explore nearby areas to experience the vibe of the city. Dinner and spend the night at the hotel.
Fatehpur Sikri The Grand Imperial Hotel Bicycle Excursion The Oberoi Amarvilas Agra Alleys




4. Agra To Jaipur

The Taj Mahal

Agra Fort

Mehtab Bagh

Fatehpur Sikri

Mughal Cuisine at Daawat-e-Nawab

View From Taj Terrace

Indo-Afghan style cuisine at Peshawri

Cultural Show at Kalakriti Cultural & Convention Center
5. Jaipur
Today, take an included trip to Old Jaipur and explore its traditional haveli homes and temples. You’ll meet local shopkeepers and artists later tea/snacks with the local host after your day tour. Choose to spend the remainder of the day on your exploring or from our variety of extra activities. Take a tour of the magnificent Amber Fort and later Nahargarh Fort, a gigantic, UNESCO-listed palace perched on a hilltop overlooking the city, or try your hands on cookery class or possibly a visit to the govt nearby school. Sleep at our homestay/ hotel.

Amber Fort

Nahargarh Fort

Cooking Session
6. Jaipur to Jaisalmer

Native Woman

Jaisalmer Alleys

Jaisalmer Under Stars
7. Jaisalmer (We'll Spend The 2 Days Here)

A view to Jaisalmer Fort

Fort Narrow Lanes

Handicrafts Shop

Rooftop Café

Patwon ki Haveli

Nathmal ki Haveli

Camel Safari

Folk Dance Performance

Rajasthani Dance

Dawn at Dunes



Desert Culture Centre Museum

Alleys of Jaisalmer

Shopping at Jaisalmer

Gadisar Lake

Jaisalmer Temples

Vibrant Birdlife
9. Jaisalmer to Udaipur
















10. Udaipur “city of lakes”
Breakfast with your host and leave for the Udaipur city tour. In this guided tour, visit Beautiful Massive Rajput Palaces, Rajput lineage still reigning in the kingdom for more than 1300 years. Or take our tour guide to visit different places focusing on learning the local culture. Also, you can cycle the city if you wish to explore the special textile places to see the work of local artisans or wander outside the city as you walk past by nearby village of Delwara to meet women who make crafts. Night, Sleep at our homestays/ hotels.


City Palace


Monsoon Palace


Jag Mandir Palace


Tribute Udaipur


Ambrai – Amet Haveli


Kabab Mistri


HathiPol Bazar


Bada Bazaar


Chetak Circle
11. Udaipur to Hyderabad
12. Hyderabad


Biryani Cooking Class


Makkah Mosque


White Mughals


Secundrabad Neighbourhood
13. Hyderabad to Hampi
14. Hampi
Breakfast and we head for Hampi excursion. As we start exploring this ancient city, we discover the scattered remnants of the city at every corner. Shrines, treasury structures, exotic palaces, and broken medieval statues are some common features. Major Highlights is the Vithala Temple, which has been reshaped over the ages by different monarchs, and the Hampi Bazaar, a historic marketplace that served as the centre of the city during the Viyajanagar Empire. Visit the Virupaksha Temple, which dates back to the seventh century and is the only operational temple in the city, while you’re here. Dinner at the traditional Kannad Restaurant, come back and sleep.


Hampi Remnants


Hampi Remnants


Hazara Rama Temple


Vithala Temple’s Musical Pillars


Vithala Temple


Virupaksha Temple
15. Hampi to Hassan
Breakfast and head towards Hassan, a nearly 1000-year-old constructed city by the Hoysala kingdom, too reigned many parts of close to 200 years. The city widely known as the abode to the goddess Hasanamba, is packed with very old Hindu Temples and their ruins. The city is not just the ruins and ancient Temples but it is also widely popular as a gateway to the old capitals of the Hosyalas, Belur and Halebidu. Choose to explore further individually the city and gaze at everyday life and try native cuisine at your will. Make sure not to miss the Gothic Shettihalli Church, which was constructed in the 1860s by French missionaries and is popularly known as “The Floating Church” because it is half submerged during the monsoon season. Option to spend your night at Hoysala Village Resort.


Hoysala Architecture


Hoysala Temple


Hoysala Architecture


Gothic Church


Hoysala Village Resort
16. Hassan
After breakfast, choose to take Hassan full-day excursion or simply spend your time wandering visiting the temples of Belur and Halebidu. More than 900 years old, the Hoysaleswara Temple is known to be devoted to Lord Shiva, and the Chennakesava Temple, popular for its exquisite stonework art has unbelievable carvings, are two of the major must to see things. Dinner at the Hassan traditional-style restaurant and sleep at the Hoysala Village.


Chennakeshava Temple


Stone Temple of Belur


Chennakeshava Temple


Stone Temple of Belur
17. Hassan to Coorg


Coorg Landscape


The Tamara Resort


Ayatana Resort
18. Coorg


Coffee Plantation Tour


Exploring Coorg Forest


Strolling the Mountains
19. Coorg to Mysore
You will be taken to Mysore after breakfast. This historically rich city served as the capital of the Kingdom of Mysore from late 1300 to India’s independence and is home to a number of ancient sites. The Devaraja Market, a bustling bazaar where spices, silk, and sandalwood have been traded for centuries, is particularly worth visiting. Spend the evening relaxing at your hotel or opting for the optional cooking session, where you may discover the secrets of South Indian food prepared by a knowledgeable local family. Sleep at the hotel.


Mysore City


The Devaraja Market


Optional Cooking Session
20. Mysore


Mysore Palace


Devaraja Market


Brindavan Gardens


Chamundeshwari Temple
21. Mysore to Bangalore
Breakfast and we travel to Bangalore, as you arrive you rest at hotel and later rest of your day you can explore with a tour guide or individually. Visit the architectural marvels of the Vidhana Soudha and the majestic Bangalore Palace, where regal opulence meets modern elegance. Traverse the bustling streets of MG Road and Commercial Street, where vibrant markets offer a myriad of treasures, from traditional handicrafts to trendy fashion finds. Take a stop and try South Indian Dosa and other super tasty cuisine. After, wander at Lalbagh Botanical Gardens and a visit to the lush green iconic Cubbon Park is must must-visit.


Bangalore Palace


MG road


Masala Dosa


Botanical Gardens
22. Bangalore to Mumbai
23. Mumbai


Ragda Patties


City that Never Sleeps


Hotel Taj Place


Colaba Causeway


Jehangir Art Gallery


Mangaldas and Mulji Jetha Market
Wake up at your pace, have breakfast and be ready to explore Dhobi Ghat and later, Asia’s biggest slum with our local experienced specialised Dharavi Tourism guide. Evening Dinner at Hotel or street food at Mumbai Chowpati.
Dhobi Ghat – Step into the iconic Dhobi Ghat, Mumbai’s largest and oldest open-air laundry, where the rhythm of washing, drying, and ironing creates a mesmerizing spectacle. With over 700 washing platforms, this bustling hub is a testament to the resilience and efficiency of Mumbai’s workforce.








Dharavi Slum – Experience the resilience and vibrancy of Dharavi, Asia’s largest slum, with our eye-opening Dharavi Slum Tour. Led by knowledgeable local guides, this tour offers a unique insight into daily life in one of Mumbai’s most bustling neighbourhoods. Explore narrow alleyways, bustling markets, and small-scale industries, and witness the spirit of entrepreneurship and community firsthand. From vibrant street art to heartwarming encounters with residents, this tour challenges stereotypes and celebrates the human spirit in the face of adversity. Witness a thought-provoking journey through Dharavi and gain a new perspective on Mumbai’s social landscape.








24. Departure
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