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During your morning stroll near India Gate, stop by this location: a monument erected as a mark of respect for war dead.

Lotus Temple -  A Baha'i building of worship reflects as rose's opening petals. There are no religious links to the temple.

Qutub Minar - A 73-meter-tall minaret that is still reaching the sky and displays a stunning Indo-Islamic architectural fusion.

Raj Ghat- a memorial tributed to the nation's father, Mahatma Gandhi.

Humayun’s Tomb
The blend  of red sandstone and white marble in this mausoleum's arching faces is its most notable feature; from a distance, it seems to float in midair.

Day 2 - Delhi - Agra 
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Taj Mahal - The monument is made of white marble over the Yamuna river. enticing tourists with its splendour. Sunrise is the most beautiful and ideal time to view the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal appears to be drenched in the crimson of the sun at this hour.

Agra Fort- The stunning Agra Fort is one of the most remarkable buildings built in India during the Mughal Empire. On the banks of the Yamuna River in the city of Agra, this 94-acre structure can be found.

Kanch Mahal- The square-shaped palace is a monument to the best features of domestic Mughal architecture.

Chini Ka Rauza- It functions as Allama Afzal Khan Mullah's ultimate resting place and is essentially a funerary monument. This popular tourist attraction in Agra has Indo-Persian design.

Spend day at leisure or explore nearby market area of the city 

Johari Bazar - A renowned Jaipur market that is well-known for its extremely fine jewellery selection. From Johari Bazar, you may purchase top-notch jewellery that has been handcrafted by talented artisans.

Nehru Bazar - In Nehru Bazaar, you can get everything from colognes and clothing to trinkets and conventional juttis. Blue ceramics are also sold in this location.

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Amer Fort - The components of the fort's artistic design are well known. The fort faces Maota Lake, the primary water source for the Amer Palace, and has broad ramparts, a number of gates, and paved roads.

Jaigarh Fort - The Jaigarh Fort has been the most impressive and stunning fort that has a view of Jaipur. The Jaivana presently resides there; when it was built there in 1720, it was the biggest cannon on wheels in the world at the time.

Nahargarh Fort- Stands on the crest of Aravalli Hills, looking down on the Indian city of Jaipur. Nahargarh, together with Amber and Jaigarh forts, previously served as the city's formidable defence ring.

Hawa Mahal - The most well-known structure in Jaipur. Jharokhas are remarkable five-story structures that blend Hindu and Islamic design elements. It has small latticed windows.

City Palace - One of the key locations in the city is City Palace Jaipur, which is well-known for its fascinating heritage.This historical site boasts a fusion of Rajput and Mughal European architecture.

Arjuna Beach -It's rocky outcrops give it the feel of a bohemian paradise. Anjuna Beach is renowned for its golden shoreline, nightclubs, beach huts, watersports, full-moon parties, and flea markets, making it a popular destination for everyone from family trips to exhilarating experiences.

Dudhsagar Falls - The Dudhsagar Falls, one of India's highest waterfalls, are situated within the Mollem National Park. A bit further inland, on the border between Goa and Karnataka, around 60 kilometres from Panaji, lie the magnificent falls.

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Divar Island - In the midst of the splendour of nature, hidden in impenetrable forest, is a little piece of heaven called Divar Island. Only accessible by ferry, this island is a haven of tranquillity, serenity, and natural beauty. It is attached to Old Goa only by these three things.

Bungee Jumping in Goa - Bungee jumping, in addition to all the other watersports, is among the most exhilarating and dangerous activities you absolutely must not miss when visiting Goa. Bungee jumping in Goa is an exhilarating activity that can reveal a variety of stunning sights and tropical settings.

Thalassa - One of Goa's most well-known eateries, Thalassa- The Greek Taverna, is perched on a cliff. Thalassa is well-known for its distinctive drinks and sunsets. It serves traditional Greek Mediterranean cuisine, resonating with Greek cultural flavour.

Following breakfast, you might unwind at the hotel or engage in some solitary activities. Afternoon check-out, you'll be transferred to the airport so you can catch your journey home.