Day 1 - 2 | Delhi

Prepare for an exhilarating and awe-inspiring two-week adventure. Delhi, the lively capital of India, offers a delightful fusion of ancient history and contemporary customs, captivating every visitor. Embark on a tour to uncover a wealth of iconic landmarks, including the grand Mehrauli Archeological Park, Humayun's Tomb, and the intricate design of the India Gate, each recounting a tale of India's diverse heritage.

Day 3 | Agra

Experience the magic of India with a visit to two iconic landmarks that should be on everyone's travel bucket list. The Taj Mahal and the Agra Fort are just a train ride away, waiting to enchant you with their beauty and historical significance. The Taj Mahal, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, is a breathtaking symbol of eternal love and exquisite craftsmanship. Meanwhile, the majestic Agra Fort stands as a testament to India's glorious Mughal Empire.

Day 4 | Dholpur

You can experience India's vibrant wildlife without having to venture deep into the jungle. Near Dholpur, you have the opportunity to go on a river safari, which allows you to see diverse landscapes and flourishing wildlife. During your time on the Chambal River, you can spot rare species of birds and endangered animals while also observing traditional riverside life. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a Gharial, a type of fish-eating crocodile. So please keep your hands inside the boat!

Day 5 | Ranthambore

On the safari from water to land, venture into Ranthambore National Park. This park is renowned as the top destination in the world for observing the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural environment. Prepare your binoculars and accompany your guide as you seek not only tigers but also leopards, Bengal foxes, langurs, and other fascinating species. The enchantment of Ranthambore reveals itself amidst thick forests and historical remnants, providing an unforgettable safari adventure.

Day 6 - 7 | Jaipur

After another safari in Ranthambore, it's on to Jaipur. Jaipur is renowned not only for its rich history and monuments but also for its distinctive pink hue! Despite its captivating appearance, the city is more than just a pretty façade. There is ample time over the next two days to fully explore all that this city has to offer.

Take a step step into what feels like a painting at the intricate Panna Meena before climbing onward to the majestically perched fortress of Amber Fort. The afternoon can be spent with a guided exploration of Jantar Mantar. This architectural wonder is revered for its precise observation of celestial bodies, showcasing the advanced astronomical knowledge of its time and housing the world's largest sundial.

Day 8 | Pushkar

Pushkar stands as one of the most ancient and sacred cities in India and is the location of one of the few temples in the world devoted to Brahma, the Hindu creator deity. After finishing a visit to this revered temple, you can determine how the rest of your day will unfold. Deepen your spiritual connection in a yoga session and engaging in discussions on wellness and spirituality, or embark on a journey along the renowned pilgrimage route to Savitri Temple Hill and explore its scenic hilltop. Later in the evening, reconvene for sundowners and a performance to witness traditional Kalbeliya dancers while enjoying a local feast beneath the shimmering stars.

Day 9 | Chandelao

Rajasthan is well-known for its ancient forts and fortresses, traditional crafts, as well as its vibrant and intricate block printing and tie-dye methods. Textiles in India represent not only stunning art but also serve as symbols of regional heritage, cultural identity, and centuries of enduring customs. Explore small villages where traditions have remained unchanged for the past century, and spend a night at a heritage property located outside of Jodhpur.

Day 10 | Jodhpur

It's nearly impossible to decide which is more stunning: the sight of Mehrangarh Fortress from the city of Jodhpur or the sight of the Blue City of Jodhpur from Mehrangarh Fortress. The chance to explore and see both this morning will fill your heart.

Day 11 - 12 | Udaipur

As you travel from one town to another, India will increasingly appear stunning. Visit the Ranakpur Jain Temple to see one of India's most remarkable marble temples. Once you've finished exploring the temple, check out the enchanting lakeside city of Udaipur. What better way to be greeted by a lakeside town than by having dinner at one of the top lakefront restaurants.

Day 13 - 15 | Mumbai

Amidst a mix of modern skyscrapers and ancient buildings, Mumbai stands as India's financial and entertainment hub. This afternoon will feature visits to some of Mumbai's finest locations such as Dhobi Ghat, which is Asia's largest open-air laundry, and Malabar Hill.

A delightful break from the city's hustle and bustle will lead you to the Elephanta Caves, an island recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. You will walk amongst columns carved in rock to enter the remarkable caves devoted to Lord Shiva. These remarkable carvings trace back to the 5th century and hold great significance as a sacred place for followers of Hinduism.