Mystical India Tour From Mumbai

Following breakfast, we will embark on a half-day city sightseeing trip of Mumbai, stopping at one of the city's most well-known attractions, the British-built arch known as "the Gateway of India." It was constructed as a tribute to King George V and Queen Mary's 1911 Delhi Durbar visit.
The Prince of Wales Museum, which was constructed between 1904 and 1914 and served as a hospital during World War I, will be our next stop. From afar, the enormous building is visible as sunlight gleams on its enormous marble dome. A valuable collection of art, regarded as one of the best in all of India, is kept in the museum. It features an extensive collection of jade, porcelain, ancient sculptures, miniature paintings, and much more. We pass the Bombay High Court and the University of Bombay. Additionally, we'll go to the Banganga and Hanging Gardens, which are situated atop Malabar Hill.
Transfer to the domestic airport later in the afternoon to catch the Rajkot flight. Meet our representative when you arrive at the Rajkot airport, then take a car to Gondal. Transfer to the hotel upon arrival. Spend the night at the hotel.

Ayurvedic medicine factory, cattle breeding and stud farm, Udyog Bharti, a center for spinning and weaving Khadi fabric, and Navlakha Palace, constructed in the 17th century by Gondal's founder, Bhakumbhaji, were all visited in the morning.
We'll take a car to Bhavnagar after lunch. On the way, stop by Palitana, one of the most sacred Jains' pilgrimage sites and the entrance to Shatrunjaya Hill. On top of the hill are roughly 863 temples that were constructed over 900 years and have beautiful marble carvings. We shall go to the Jain temple once we reach the summit. One of the most exquisite and revered temples on Shatrunjaya Hill is dedicated to Shri Adishwara, the first Jain Tirthankara (apostle). Continue on to the four-faced temple called Chaumukha. In the fore cardinal direction, it features a picture of Adinath.
Proceed to drive to Bhavnagar. Check into the hotel as you arrive. Spend the night at the hotel.

Following breakfast, we will take a city tour of Bhavnagar, stopping at the Gandhi Smriti, the Takhteshwar temple, the Barton Library, and the Museum.
Gandhi Smriti: In 1955, this living memorial to Gandhiji was inaugurated. In the center of the city stands the Gandhi Smriti complex, which is affixed to a clock tower. All four sides of the clock tower have timings for their bells. The Smriti features a large departmental Khadi (Cotton) Gramodyog Bhandar, a gallery with photographs on Mahatma Gandhi's life, a small museum of relics, and an excellent, well-run library.
Takhteshwar Temple: Named for Maharaja Takht Singhji, this well-known temple was constructed in the 19th century out of solid marble and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated on a small hill.
Barton Library and Museum: One of Bhavnagar's oldest landmarks, this library is well-liked by men of all ages. To pass the time, elderly people sit and read newspapers, magazines, and daily newspapers. A museum that houses rare coins, weapons and armor, old books, and manuscripts that belonged to the Bhavnagar monarchs.
Go to Ahmedabad later in the afternoon. Check in at the hotel when you arrive. Spend the night at the hotel.

We will visit the Akshardham Temple in the morning after breakfast (Monday Closed). Akshardham is located in Gandhinagar, the capital city that is close to Ahmedabad. Lord Swaminarayan is the object of devotion at the majestic temple. Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the BAPS Sanstha's spiritual guru, gave the order for its construction. This temple has the biggest complex in Gujarat. Since its 1992 opening, the Akshardham Temple has grown to become one of India's most popular tourist destinations. It is carved out of pink sandstone and covers an expansive 23 acres. One of Ahmedabad's most well-known mosques is the Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, which was constructed in 1573. The entire mosque is arcuated. The mosque's side and rear arches include ten screen windows, or prisons. Sheth Hatheesing, a wealthy Jain merchant, constructed the Hatheesing temple outside Delhi Gate in 1850. Of the several elaborate Jain temples in Ahmedabad, this is the most well-known. It is devoted to the fifteenth Tirthankar, Dharamnath.

One of Ahmedabad's top tourist destinations, Gandhi Ashram is a stunning ashram complex with shaded trees home to thousands of parakeets, beaters, sunbirds, and squirrels. It provides a haven from the city's cacophonous streets. Gandhi's headquarters during the protracted fight for Indian independence was this ashram. Since its founding in 1915, his ashram has produced spinning wheels, handicrafts, and handcrafted paper. The hours of operation for this ashram are 8.30 AM to 6.30 PM.

After that, take a trip to Adalaj and stop by Step Well, one of Gujarat's most magnificent landmarks and an architectural marvel constructed by Queen Rudabai. It is a seven-story building with chambers behind each other that resemble a well. During the summer months, Gujarat's 'Vav' or stepping wells served as gathering and resting spots because their cool interiors provided an incredible escape from the intense heat.

The large, bright hallways provided warmth in the summer, and the broad verandas provided cover from the rain. The settlement of Adalaj is located north of Ahmedabad.
Return to the hotel in the evening for the night.

Proceed to Mount Abu, Rajasthan's sole hill station, after breakfast. There are several tourist attractions at the hill station that provide a well-rounded experience. It is a popular tourist destination because of its many attractions and pleasant climate. Tourists are particularly drawn to the monuments on Mount Abu because they are not only well-known for their historical value but also for their aesthetic appeal. The outstanding qualities of ancient architecture are reflected in these architectural wonders.
Check into the hotel as you arrive. Visit Nakki Lake in the evening. Spend the night at the hotel.

Visiting the well-known Dilwara Jain Temple, Achalgarh and Adhar Devi Temple, Gomukh Temple, and Tod Rock is part of the morning's local sightseeing trip of Mount Abu following breakfast. The primary draw of Mount Abu are the Dilwara Temples, two of which are among the best examples of marble sculpting at its pinnacle.
Later in the afternoon, depart for Rajasthan's city of lakes, Udaipur. Check into the hotel as you arrive. Spend the night at the hotel.

After taking a boat ride on Lake Pichola in the morning, we will take a city sightseeing trip that includes stops at the enormous City Palace, the Jagdish Temple, the Museum, and the exquisite garden known as "Sahelion-Ki-Bari" (Gardens of the maids of honor). Return to the hotel for the night later in the evening.
Udaipur is located in the Aravali Hills, 1900 feet above sea level. Maharaja Udai Singh established this lovely city in 1559 AD, and it bears his name. Known as the city of lakes, Udaipur is one of Rajasthan's most charming places. Udaipur appears almost like a mirage in the desert because of its marble palaces, exquisitely designed gardens, and lakes.

Make your way to Jaipur after breakfast. Check into the hotel as you arrive. evening on your own. Spend the night at the hotel.
In 1728 A.D., Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh established Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Because the majority of the homes in the ancient city are pink, it is also known as Pink City. Eight gates and a substantial wall 20 feet high and 9 feet wide enclose the city. The primary gates are the Ghat Darwaza in the east, Chandpole gate in the west, and Ajmeri and Sanganeri gates in the south. With the exception of the southwest, the city is encircled by hills. On the slopes are the temples and the fort.

Following breakfast, take an open Jeep tour of Amer Fort and ascend it. In the afternoon, take a city tour that includes stops at the City Palace, Jantar Mantar (observatory), Palace of Winds, and Birla Temple. Transfer to the hotel in the evening. Spend the night at the hotel.

In order to get a glimpse of the beautiful fortified city constructed by Emperor Akbar in 1569, we will stop in Fatehpur Sikri on our way to Agra, the city of love, today. One of the best representations of Mughal architectural magnificence during its heyday is Fatehpur Sikri. Proceed to drive to Agra. Check into the hotel as you arrive. The renowned Taj Mahal, which was constructed out of white marble and took 22 years to finish (1630-1652 AD) as a tribute to his queen Mumtaz Mahal, was visited after the fresh-n-up. During Shah Jahan's reign, the red sandstone Agra fort, which was first constructed by Akbar in 1565 primarily as a military installation, was largely transformed into a palace. Akbar constructed the main building.
Return to the hotel in the evening for the night.

Transfer to the train station in the morning to catch the Shatabdi train to Jhansi. Meet our agent when you arrive, then take a car to Khajuraho. We will stop in Orchha along the way to see the magnificent 16th and 17th century Rajput palaces and shrines. "Orchha" (meaning "Hidden") was the Bundela dynasty's defining characteristic. A Rajput ruler who sacrificed himself to the mountain goddess Vindhyavasini is credited with giving rise to the Bundelas in the eleventh century. The princess is said to have dubbed the prince Bundela (the one who offered blood) after stopping him from making a sacrifice. The region between the Yamuna and Narmada rivers was governed by the Bundelas.
Proceed to drive to Khajuraho. Check into the hotel as you arrive. Spend the night at the hotel.

We will take a sightseeing tour of the Khajuraho temples after breakfast. A visit to Khajuraho's Eastern Group temples. We will take you to the ethereal galleries of the intriguing Khajuraho temples, so the morning starts off on a celestial note. The sites that will make a lasting impression on your heart are the magnificently constructed monuments and the daring artistic declaration of sexual sculptures. Transfer to the airport later in the afternoon to catch the Varanasi flight. After meeting with our agent at the Varanasi airport, proceed to the hotel. Spend the night at the hotel.

After a temple tour in the morning, take a boat ride on the Ganges to see how pilgrims live near the Ghats. We will travel to Sarnath, one of India's principal Buddhist centers, which is 10 kilometers east of Varanasi, later in the day. The Buddha delivered his first sermon at Sarnath after achieving enlightenment. After seeing the museum and the deer park, return to Varanasi. Spend the night at the hotel.

Transfer to the airport to catch the aircraft to Delhi after breakfast. Meet our agent when you arrive, then head to the hotel. free in the evening. Spend the night at the hotel.

A guided city sightseeing trip of Old and New Delhi is offered in the morning following breakfast. Go to Shanti and Raj Ghat. We begin with a half-day sightseeing tour of Old Delhi, stopping at the Red Fort and Jama Masjid Mosque, which is known as India's most exquisite mosque. The mosque can accommodate up to 25,000 people in its courtyard. Next, go to the Raj Ghat, the location of Mahatma Gandhi's cremation. An afternoon city tour of New Delhi includes a visit to Qutub Minar, a 13th-century architectural wonder composed of red sandstone. Proceed to the India Gate, a war memorial honoring the Indian soldiers lost in World War II, and Humayun's Tomb. After that, we pass by the majestic government buildings and presidential palace. You might even have time to shop at the last minute. Spend the night at the hotel.

Transfer to the international airport to catch the flight to your next destination after breakfast.