Visiting renowned destinations

Nahargarh Fort - The Fort provides a breathtaking northern setting towards the city of Jaipur from its prestigious perch above the Aravalli Hills.

Amer Fort - This fort-cum-palace, which is four square kilometres in size, is a mesmerising reflection of the magnificence and the imperial past. The Amber Fort is a well-liked tourist destination because of its hilltop position, which enhances its splendour.

Amrapali Museum - The temple, which is tucked between cliffs, has frescoes that depict the Hindu god Krishna as well as a few holy water tanks, some of which have small fountains. Galta Ji is the place's official name, although for many years people have simply called it the Monkey Temple

City Palace - Remarkable Mughal and Rajasthani style fusion can be witnessed here.

Hawa Mahal - The state's oldest monument is nearly 200 years old. The palace's windows, the site's most notable characteristic, are what have made it so famous.

Buland Darwaza - The Urdu word for Buland Darwaza, which literally translates to "magnificent gate," refers to the building's 54-meter overall height. To honour his triumph over Gujarat, the Emperor Akbar had it constructed in 1601.

Diwan - i - Khas  (hall of the private audience) -  It is one of Fatehpur Sikri's most intriguing ornate structures. The central tower, sometimes referred to as the Lotus Throne, is the most beautiful object to witness in this place. It is an excellent example of the skillfully cut stone's great craftsmanship.

Visiting renowned destinations

Taj Mahal - Without a question, Taj's breathtaking splendour is what draws millions of tourists there each year. It is revered as the embodiment of beauty and love.

Agra Fort - One of its most impressive structures erected in India during the Mughal era is the beautiful Agra Fort. This 94-acre building is located in the city of Agra on the Yamuna River's banks.

Jama Masjid -The architecture and design of the mosque are bizarre in every way. Perhaps for this reason it has been analysed to be Baitul-Mamur, a mosque adorned with pearls and rubies thought to be situated in jannah (heaven).

Sikandra Fort - It is a beautifully maintained fort, and year-round tourism is successfully attracted by the spectacular architecture. The fort is distinctive because of the fine carving, lovely gardens, and red granite. It's a lovely, peaceful, and beautiful place to spend a winter afternoon

Visiting renowned destinations

Lotus Temple - Pure white marble was used in the building's construction. Islam, Buddhism, Bhai Temple Jainism, and Hinduism all have the lotus as its common symbol, according to architect Furiburz Sabha. To pray or engage in meditation, all believers are invited to enter the temple.

Red Fort - Politically and historically, it is one of the most well-known buildings in the nation. Persian and Mughal designs are combined in the fort.

India Gate - A memorial to the Indivisible Indian Army troops who lost their lives during 1914 and 1921 during World War I.

Qutub Minar -  A tower of triumph that rises 73 metres high. A protruding balcony distinguishes each of the tower's five separate stories, which taper from a base diameter of 15 metres to just 2.5 metres at the top.

Humanyun's Tomb - The fact that this 1570-built mausoleum was the very first garden-tomb to be constructed just on the Indian subcontinent gives it special cultural value.

Lodhi Garden - The structure in question is the apex of outstanding engineering that symbolises Delhi's historical past and is a fusion of Sayyid and Lodhi expertise.

Set off towards your next location. catch  the flight. This is the point at which the tour ends.