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New Delhi, India
New Delhi, India
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Old and New Delhi - Explore the magnificent Red Fort, India's largest mosque Jama Masjid, and Gandhi's crematorium Raj Ghat
The Taj Mahal – Discover the most iconic site in India and enjoy a guided tour at this extravagant symbol of love
Fatehpur Sikri – Walk around the ghostly city which was abandoned more than 400 years ago
Ranthambore National Park – Explore the park and spot endangered Bengal Tigers on three included game drives
Jaipur – Hop on a guided tour of the Pink City and visit the imposing lakeside palace of Amber Fort
Step into the vibrant world of Rajasthan on the Legends of the Rajputs – 11 Days, a city sightseeing tour designed for those who relish a tapestry of culture and history. Begin and end in New Delhi, weaving through the splendor of Agra, Udaipur, and Old Delhi. Marvel at the iconic Taj Mahal, seek the elusive tiger in Ranthambore, and explore opulent palaces and ancient forts, all while soaking up the legendary tales of the Rajputs.
This easy-paced private tour is ideal for experienced travelers and seniors, offering comfortable accommodations, seamless transport, and thoughtfully curated meals. Each day brings a new chapter of India’s rich heritage, led by expert guides who bring every story to life.
The USP? An immersive blend of iconic sights and storytelling, ensuring travelers not only see but also feel the legacy of Rajasthan’s warrior kings.