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INDIA Golden Triangle
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Daily
Departure Guaranteed
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DAY 01 |
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Depart
USA, meals, drinks and in-flight entertainment included
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DAY 02 |
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Arrival
Delhi On arrival and after meet & greet you will be
transferred to the hotel. Overnight in Delhi. |
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DAY 03 |
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Delhi
Morning after breakfast proceed for full -day combined
city tour of Old and New Delhi. See the Jamma Mosque,
Shantivan, drive past India Gate and Raj Ghat, where the
Father of the nation Mahatma Gandhi was cremated (1948) in
Old Delhi. In New Delhi take a photo stop at Qutub Minar
(72mts high), drive pass through the Red Fort, Embassy
area, the Jantar Mantar, as astronomical observatory
(1717), Connaught Place - the main Shopping centre in New
Delhi. Back to the hotel and overnight at Delhi.
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DAY 04 |
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Delhi–Agra Morning drive to Agra (204 Kms/5h) On arrival
transfer to the hotel. Later in the afternoon proceed for
half-day tour of Agra city -a visit to the Taj Mahal
(Friday closed), the world’s greatest monument and one of
the Seven Wonders of the World. It commemorates the love
of Emperor Shahjahan for his queen Mumtaz Mahal. It took
22 years to build and was completed in 1653. Also the Agra
Fort, built by Emperor Akbar in 1565. Inside are several
palaces and the largest of pure marble mosques-the Moti
Masjid, a magnificent citadel with exquisite marble
palaces, ornate alcoves and terrace pavillons. Overnight
at Agra |
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DAY 05 |
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Agra-Jaipur
After breakfast drive to Jaipur- enroute visit Fatehpur
Sikri. (223km/5h30m). Fatehpur Sikri is a deserted city
built by Emperor Akbar to commemorate the birth of his
son. The audience halls, palaces and mosques are still in
a state of perfection. Arrival at Jaipur and transfer to
the hotel. Overnight at Jaipur. |
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DAY 06 |
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Jaipur
After breakfast morning excursion Amber Fort -where you
will ascend the hill on caparisoned elephants. Later
half-day tour of the pink city of India, including the
City Palace, which now houses a museum, the Observatory
(17th century) with a sundial of 90 ft high, Ram Niwas
Palace gardens, and the Palace of Winds-“Hawa Mahal”.
Overnight at Jaipur. |
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DAY 07 |
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Jaipur–Delhi
This morning loose your selves free in the colourful
markets of Jaipur. Later drive back to Delhi by road
(254Kms, 6Hrs 30 mins). On arrival check into the hotel.
Overnight in Delhi. |
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DAY 08 |
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Delhi-Overseas Morning is at leisure. Later transfer to
the International airport to board your onward flight.
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TOUR FEATURES |
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Scheduled Airline flight (round trip ticket
NYC/Delhi/NYC) (air&land prices) |
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Accommodation as per itinerary |
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All transfers during the whole package (air&land prices)
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Luxury touring private cars (coaches) in case of a group
(more than 10 passengers) |
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Sightseeing as per itinerary |
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Professional tour directors escort you with local
professional guides |
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NOT INCLUDED |
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Airport taxes and September 11th security fees
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Optional tours |
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Tips for guide and driver |
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2012 India Golden Triangle Daily departure Guaranteed
"Private Tour" |
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Jan. 14th - Mar. 31st |
Apr. 01st - Jun. 30th |
Jul. 01st - Oct. 30th |
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Category C |
$1575 $2535 |
$1775 $2735 |
$1675 $ 2635
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Category B |
$1675 $2635 |
$1875 $ 2835 |
$1775 $ 2735 |
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Category A |
$1895 $2855
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$1895 $ 2955
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$1775 $ 2955 |
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Compulsory room and meal supplements for festive
seasons are payable extra |
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HOTELS USED |
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Delhi |
The
Grand |
Hans
Plaza |
Qutub
Residency |
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Agra |
Jaypee Palace/Trident Hilton |
Clarks
Shiraz |
Howard Park
Plaza |
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Jaipur |
Le
Meridien |
Clarks Amer |
Holiday Inn |
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Introduction to Agra
- In Uttar Pradesh. Located about 204 km south of Delhi in
the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, Agra is one of the most
famous tourist spots of the country. The city, situated on
the west bank of river the Yamuna, is known world over as
home to a wonder of the world, Taj Mahal. A part of the
great northern Indian plains, Agra has a tropical climate.
Summers are extremely hot and the maximum temperature can be
as high as 45 degree Celsius, while winters are cold and
foggy. The monsoon season is marked by heavy rains and high
humidity.
Introduction to Delhi:
Delhi is the capital of India, and has be called the soul of
the country. Since the early days many dynasties and rulers
flourished on its regal soil. The legacy of that past
survives in the many monuments left behind by the regents,
each one a living testament of it’s glory. Today, the city
is a curious blend of the modern and traditional,
skyscrapers, beautiful gardens and wide tree-lined avenues
perpetuate the Mughal passion of landscaping and
architectural excellence. More important, however, Delhi
blends within its folds the great cultural variety of India,
an unceasing range of activity, a million ways of saying You
are Welcome.
Delhi is a city
of mysterious eternity, where the eternal Jamuna bears witness to
it’s glorious and tumultuous 5,000 year old history . A history
which began with the creation of Indraprastha by the Pandavas, and
the transformation of this barren land into an idyllic haven.
Delhi remains
the centre of power. Once it was a city of royal power. Then it
became the seat of colonial power. Later it was the seat of
bureaucratic power. The seat of political power it has always
been. Today it is emerging as an important centre for corporate
power too. However, the most fascinating aspect of this city is
its cosmopolitan nature.
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