Start you morning trip by visiting

Birla Temple - The temple, which was constructed in the 1900s and covers a massive 7.5 acres, is home to numerous shrines, fountains, gardens, and statues.

Akshardham Temple - A revered complex that is home to a very well Hindu temple and represents the height of Indian architecture, devotion, and culture. It is named Swaminarayan Akshardham and is dedicated to Lord Swaminarayan

Take a Glimpse of the India Gate - a memorial created in honour of the war dead.

Qutub Minar - Rank as Delhi's highest minaret. Symbolism as a triumph.

Humanyun's Tomb - The mausoleum is an excellent example of lodhi construction and is surrounded by lavish formal gardens. It was constructed by Haji Begum in the mid-16th century as a memorial to her spouse

Lotus Temple - The building is constructed of pure white marble. The lotus was chosen by the architect Furiburz Sabha as the emblem shared by Islam, Buddhism, Bhai TempleJainism, and Hinduism. All believers are welcome to enter the temple and worship or practise meditation.

Chandni chowk - A busy shopping district in old Delhi. Everything from kitchenware to jewellery may be found in the biggest market in Asia.

Attraction visit

Mehtab Bagh - One of the remaining Mughal gardens still standing in Agra is a series of charbagh gardens. Those who love nature and photography frequently visit this location to see the sun set

Taj Mahal - A well-known national landmark, a World Heritage Site, and a Natural Wonder of the World. a perfect illustration of love and beauty.

Akbar Tomb -Emperor Akbar personally oversaw the building of this mausoleum, which was composed completely of white marble & stone. This edifice made of white marble and sandstone is a remarkable tourist destination. 

Visit spots

City Palace - Impressive Mughal and Rajasthani architectural fusion can be seen here.

Hawa Mahal - The palace is a fusion of Hindu Rajput and Islamic Mughal architecture that resembles a crown.

Jantar Mantar -An early 18th-century astronomical observation facility. Moreover, a global heritage location.

Amer Fort - The spectacular Hindu roots that can be found in portions of the fort's construction are well-known.

View the Jal Mahal, which resembles a floating palace and is one of the best specimens of Rajput and Mughal grandeur in existence.

Sightseeing in Ajmer

Dargah Sharif - It is said that those who worship just at Ajmer Sharif Dargah will receive their entire wish list if they offer sincere prayers. One of the most popular sights in Ajmer is the Sufi mosque known as Ajmer Sharif.

Ana Sagar Lake - An ancient artificial lake built in the eleventh century by Arnoraja, Prithvi Raj Chauhan's ancestor (nicknamed Ana). The 13-kilometer-long lake now bears his name as a result. One of the loveliest activities in Ajmer city is gathering with family members by the lake.

Prithviraj Smarak - - A famous landmark in Ajmer. Its backdrop is the Aravalli Hills. The King's statue was crafted from black marble. He is seen riding a horse and aiming his weapons towards the adversary.

With pleasant memories of the Delhi Agra Jaipur Tour with Ajmer, transfer to the Delhi Airport in accordance with your flight schedule