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Nature and peace
September-April
7 days / 6 nights
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Everything in India is created by love. The love of science and the truth today allows us to face the Jantar Mantar observatory in Jaipur. Thanks to bhakti, love for God, people have erected the temples of Vrindavan, the Temple of Lotos and Akshardham in New Delhi. Love for the wives of one of the rulers has lived in the great palace of Hawa Mahal, where the women of the harram have lived. Hestomatian is an example of love that allows us to love Mausole Taj Mahal. And in our case, it's the love of travel that usually begins to love India.

Day 1. Saturday. Arrival to New Delhi

Welcome to the land of the first civilization. You come to New Delhi, the capital of India. Meeting at the airport with a company representative. Transfer to the hotel. Place. Rest.

Modern New Delhi (Indian capital) - was the capital of seven Empires in India's history. According to India ' s archaeological survey, there are 60000 global monuments in New Delhi, many of which were built over a few thousand years ago. The fast-growing megapolis, India ' s largest city with a population of 25 million (the second largest city in the world), successfully combines the old and most modern India, where it can be seen with amazing traditions, customs and ancient values. Among the fast-growing skyscrapers, the remnants of the past in the form of numerous monuments are the poems of the ancient heritage of the country. The city is full of fascinating corners and corns.

Day 2. Sunday. Visit to the Lotos Temple, Birla and the Akchardham Temple

Breakfast. 1030-1100Temple Lotos(Bahá ' i religion), also known as the Temple of All Religion. Next, you're going to be impressed by the city of the 17th century - Old Delhi, built by the fifth Mongolian Emperor Shahjhan.
A review tour of Old Delhi, Passing the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid Mosque (the largest mosque in India, where 25,000 people can pray at the same time). Gid will tell you the history of India ' s independence and the national hero Mahatma Gandhi will travel through his cremation site, Raj Ghat. VisitBearl's temple, where
You'll meet the cultural and religious life of the locals. By passing the Catholic Church, we're going to visit the Sikh temple, Gurudwar, from which you'll get the impressed impressions. Lunch at 4:30 to 15:00. At the end of the programme, the visit is amazingly beautiful. Akshardham Temple Complex With a light fountain and laser show (Sahaj Anand Water Show) telling Indian philosophy. The Complex entered the Ginnes Record Book as the largest Hindu temple in the world (built in 2005). The pink stone made by the face symbolizes love for God and the white marble inside is absolute purity and peace.
Hotel night.

Day 3. Monday. New Delhi - moving to Jaipur

Breakfast.
10:00-10:30. New Delhi review tour. We're headed for an impressive one.Gate of India(Member of the First World War), buildingParliamentandPresident's residence, They were designed by English Edwin Luciens. Then let's go.Shanti Path diplomatic area in Kutab Minap. You're going to visit the 72-metre Cotab Minar with an elegant hand cut all over his height. There is a iron column, which has survived the time tests and failed in 2000 years. Then we'll meet the Jainism religion in the Temple of Ahims Sthal. This religion exists only in India. Completion of our tour in New Delhi with a visit to the Temple complex of Chattarpore, which belongs to the oldest Hindu religion. In addition, you will see here the magnificent statue of Hanuman in New Delhi.
Before I went to Jaipur, there's a small stop at a mall, where Kawa can try.
In the afternoon moving to Jaipur.
Lunch at 4:00 to 16:30. Upon arrival, hotel accommodation and recreation.
Hotel night.

Day 4, Tuesday:

Breakfast at the hotel.

Jaipuris India ' s first city with regular rectangular planning. The pink city, called this because of the unusual pink colour of the stone used in the construction, was founded in 1727 by Maharaj Dhundhar Sawai Jai Singh II as the new capital of the State. Now it's the capital of Rajasthan, homelands.

Groups of military clans (rajputs) that have controlled this part of India for over 1,000 years. The Vidhiadhar Bhattacharya Youth Architect Project was developed in accordance with the canons of the ancient Indian architecture, which includes the rectangular location of the neighbourhoods. The entire Jaipur, surrounded by a wall guarding the city from enemy forces and wild animals, is divided into nine rectangular sectors (the only at that time). The city will strike you with its color, beauty and bazaar. The city is known for its jewelry and textile work.

After breakfast at 07:00 to 07:30. You'll be in the outskirts of Jaipur, the ancient capital of the rainbows--Amber. The elephant or the jeep can get up in Amber's fort. The tour of the town of roses, which includes a visit to the City Palace (where the dynasty of rainbows live) and Jantar Mantar, an amazing astronomical observatory built by the Maharajei in 1728. Visiting the jewelry factory, where you will familiarize yourself with different types of rocks in natural form and the process of bordering and textile factory where women can wear saris for photographs. Lunch at 2:00 to 14:30. During the review tour, you will see the Palace immersed in the waters of the artificial lake, Jal Mahal, the Palace of the Winds, Hawa Mahal and Elbert Hall. Visit to the Lakshmi Narayan Temple in the evening, built from the marble in 1985, with participation in the evening service (the time of service changes and therefore without guarantees).

Night and dinner at the Jaipur Hotel.

Day 5, Wednesday: Jaipur - Abhaneri - Fathehpur Sikri - Agra (260 km - 6 hours)

After breakfast at 0830 - 0900 hours, move to Agro. First short stopHirraj Dharan Temple- a small temple of God Krishna but an attractive architecture. On the way to visitAbhaneri- where in the 9th century the deepest and most ancient stairwell in the world was built (Chand Baori). Lunch at 1230-1300 hours VisitFatehpur Sikri(dead / abandoned / desert city) built by Emperor Akbar as the capital and residence in the 16th century. But the city was left until the construction was completed, and now it is exactly the same as it was more than 300 years ago. There's room in the city.

and mosques, this town was more than London at the time of its creation.

Arma Hotel and Rest. shopping. Hotel night.

Day 6, Thursday Agra

In the morning of 0800-0830 hours TAj Mahala(closed on Friday). Taj Mahal justifies everything that's spoken of and even more. Its construction continued for 22 years and was carried out by 2,000 people, the white marble travelled 200 miles and was transported to the building site by an army of 1,000 elephants. The Mogol Emperor, Shah Jahan, built to love his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, in the middle of the 17th century, Taj Mahal is rightly one of seven wonders of the world. Taj Mahal is amazingly beautiful from all sides, thanks to the thinest increment on the marble that hits the depths of the soul. You will be charmed by this masterpiece of architecture.

VisitRed Fort Agro, An excellent architectural monument, which has been the residence and defensive construction of the Mongolian Emperors for 300 years. Two thirds of the Red Fort are now being used for military purposes and are not accessible to visitors. The first reference to the fort in Agre was recorded in 1080 when he was captured by the gas invisibles. It was an ordinary brick fortress. 400 years later, the first ruler of the New Delhi Sultanate, the Sikandar Lodi, was transferred to Agr and was driving them from that fortress. Later, the fort went to the mugs and Akbar the Great, destroyed the old fortress and started building a new one. This is the story of the four generations of the Great Head, a history of brutal wars, amazing love, power struggle and the fall of the great Empire. Visiting the marble factory, where you will meet the difficult manual work from the incruising stones in the marble. Lunch at 1400-1430.

VisitAkbar's Tombs, One of the most famous and readable Muslim rulers of India, the protector of science and the arts. Architectural masterpiece of the Great Head. located in Sikandra, suburb of Agra andItmad-dawla(Stephen State), monument to the Moblo Architecture of Little Taj.

Day 7, Friday: Agra - Vrindavan - New Delhi (220 km - 5 hours)

The morning after breakfast, we moved to Delhi. On the way to visit places related to the birth of God Krishna. The Mandir Prize is an excruciating creature, this temple was designed
Jagadguru Sri Krypalouji Maharajem in 2001. Built from a white marble and decorated by a very complex cutting, this temple is famous for its architectural beauty. The temple of ISCO-Sri Krishna-Balaram Mandir, the temple of Gaudiyah-Wishnava in the saint city of Vrindavan. This is one of the main ISCO temples in India at the international level.

Day 8, Saturday: New Delhi

The tour ends and we have a transfer to the airport.

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Price in the pawn.

Place
First Class
Standard hotels
1/2 double room
680 USD
555 USD
Single accommodation
1,100 USD
845 USD
Additional bed550 USD490 USD
Dinner supplementIncorporatedIncorporated
Estimated programme hotels:
Place
First Class
Standard hotels
Delhi
Radisson NH8 or similar
City Park Airport / Golden Tulip suites or similar
Jaipur
Ramada or similar
Paradise or similar
AgraRamada or similarMansingh Hotel or similar

Information

Cost includes:Residence (standard numbers, 7 nights), meals - breakfast and dinner, conditioned transport along the route, excursions with rumbling hyds in the program, elephants in Jaipur, insurance, all taxes and charges
Payment shall be made:in mushrooms
Additional pay is paid:Aircraft international, entrance tickets to architectural monuments (approximately 85 USD per person), visas, early settlement and later settlement in/from the hotel, personal expenses, travel on days without programme, tip and driver and other extensions

Tour information:

Cost includes:Residence (standard numbers, 7 nights), meals - breakfast and dinner, conditioned transport along the route, excursions with rumbling hyds in the program, elephants in Jaipur, insurance, all taxes and charges
Payment shall be made:in mushrooms
Additional pay is paid:Aircraft international, entrance tickets to architectural monuments (approximately 85 USD per person), visas, early settlement and later settlement in/from the hotel, personal expenses, travel on days without programme, tip and driver and other extensions
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