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The Festival of Colours
Overview
Day 1 – Arrive Delhi
- You will be received at the International airport and transferred to the hotel in a private car with chauffeur.
- Overnight Delhi
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Day 2 – Delhi
- After breakfast, proceed for city sightseeing + Rickshaw ride in the old city.
- Visit the famous Qutub Minar, Red fort and Jama Masjid. Lunch in the city center.
- Evening free to visit the markets.
- Overnight – Delhi
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Day 3 – Delhi – Samode (200 Km – 04 hours)
- Morning at leisure.
- Drive to Samode after lunch.
- Arrive and check into the palace.
- Overnight Samode
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Day 4 –Samode
- Breakfast at the palace.
- Option: Jeep Safari in the Samode village.
- Lunch at Samode Bagh.
- Evening free to relax and enjoy the palace.
- Overnight – Samode
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Day 5 – Samode – Jaipur (50 Km – 01 hours)
- After breakfast drive to Jaipur and straight to visit and check into hotel.
- Visit Amber fort. Lunch in the city center Evening special dinner and Elephant safari in the countryside.
- Overnight – Jaipur
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Day 6 –Jaipur
- After breakfast visit City Palace and Jantar - Mantar
- Option: Special Holi celebration with a Noble family and their friends.
- Overnight- Jaipur
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Day 8 –Jaipur - Ranthambore (200 Km – 04 hours)
- After breakfast drive to Ranthambore.
- Arrive and check into hotel and lunch at hotel.
- After Lunch proceed to Jungle Safari.
- Overnight – Ranthambore
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Day 9 – Ranthambore
- Early morning jungle safari.
- Breakfast at the hotel After Lunch proceed to Jungle Safari
- Overnight – Ranthambore
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Day -10 – Ranthambore – Agra (300 Km 06 Hours)
- After breakfast drive to Agra.
- Arrive and Check into hotel.
- Evening at Leisure to visit the markets.
- Overnight –Agra
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Day 11 – Agra – Delhi (230 Km – 04 hours)
- Sunrise visit of the Taj Mahal.
- Breakfast at hotel and later visit Agra fort.
- After Lunch drive to Delhi international airport to board the final flight home. Fly out
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| Days | 11 |
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| Tags : | Rajhsthan,Delhi, Agra |
| Destination : | Delhi,Agra,Rajasthan |
| Travel Interest : | Fairs & Festivals |
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