Upon arrival, an English-speaking airport representative will be present at your airplane's aerobridge, holding a sign bearing your name. They will guide you through the airport and assist with airline and customs procedures. A porter will also assist your party in collecting up to three pieces of luggage. Once all formalities are complete, the representative will introduce you to your private driver, who will transport you to your accommodation.

The contrasts between Old and New Delhi are remarkable. Old Delhi has UNESCO World Heritage monuments and holy sites, while New Delhi was designed in a British colonial style with tree-lined avenues and colonial bungalows. Meet with your guide and driver to explore and get an orientation of the city's finest sites. Drive past the Red Fort in Old Delhi and take a cycle rickshaw ride through its narrow lanes. Experience the chaos and vibrant energy of Chandi Chowk market. Walk through Khari Baoli, Asia's largest spice market. In the afternoon, drive past India Gate and the Secretariat Building to Qutab Minar, the tallest brick minaret in the world. Visit the complex of buildings surrounding the minaret, showcasing Indian artwork from the twelfth century. End the day with a visit to Humayun's Tomb, a UNESCO-recognized site. Explore the Mughal-style buildings, the first of its kind in India. Return to your hotel by private vehicle.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will be greeted by an English-speaking airport representative who will be waiting for you at the curbside in the drop-off area designated for your vehicle. A porter will assist you and your party with up to three pieces of luggage, and you will receive assistance with check-in and other airport procedures. You will then be transported comfortably in a VIP cart to a departure lounge before boarding your flight.

From Delhi, you can board a direct flight to Jaisalmer, with a flight duration of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

For your airport transfer in Jaisalmer, you will be provided with a private vehicle, driver, and an English-speaking assistant.

Experience a unique and unforgettable dinner in the desert against the stunning backdrop of Jaisalmer's sand dunes. Your private driver will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the sand dunes for tonight's dinner. Suryagarh will present an authentic nomadic hunt menu in this enchanting setting, accompanied by mesmerizing folk music. Enjoy a magnificent spread of food prepared on-site while you soak in the majestic ambiance under the starry sky. This magical night will be an unparalleled experience. After dinner, your private vehicle will take you back to your hotel.

On a private guided tour today, explore Jaisalmer and its historical sites. Begin your visit at the Jaisalmer Fort, also known as Sonar Qila, which was constructed in 1156 by the ruler Jaisala. This fort, situated on Trikuta Hill, has witnessed numerous battles throughout history. Inside the fort, you will find the Lakshminath temple and the Jain temples, which were constructed between the 12th and 15th centuries and are dedicated to Rikhabdev and Sambhavanth. Additionally, Jaisalmer is renowned for its intricately latticed Havelis, constructed by wealthy merchants, and these sandstone buildings have remained remarkably well-preserved.

You will meet your driver for a private transfer to Jodhpur, which will take around 6 hours.

Start your exploration of Jodhpur with a guided walk through the city's neighborhoods, admiring the famous blue buildings. Begin at the historic Kunj Bihari Krishna Temple in the heart of Jodhpur for a spiritual experience, then continue to the lively lanes of the Blue City to interact with locals and learn to cook with a Brahmin family. Discover untold stories as you visit the ancient step well of Toor Ji Ki Baori. Finally, return to your hotel by private vehicle.

Experience the grandeur of Mehrangarh Fort, a magnificent structure built in 1459 and located on a hill 400 feet above the city. Inside, explore the intricately carved palaces and spacious courtyards. Nearby, you'll find Jaswant Thada, a beautiful white marble cenotaph dedicated to Maharaja Jaswant Singh. Lastly, marvel at the Umaid Bhawan Palace, still home to the royal family, with its stunning architecture made of marble and pink sandstone.

Start your journey from Jodhpur to Udaipur with a private driver and a stop at Ranakpur. This scenic village is easily accessible and known for its lush green valleys and streams. Explore the 15th-century Jain temple complex, one of the largest and most significant in India. Located around 100 miles from Jodhpur, Ranakpur is a major pilgrimage site for Jains. The temple is open to visitors from noon to 5 p.m., but conservative dress is required and leather products are not allowed. After your visit, continue to Udaipur by private vehicle. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola.

Today, embark on a journey to Eklingji, positioned around twelve miles north of Udaipur. This marvelous destination boasts a collection of 108 ancient temples, meticulously crafted from sandstone and marble. Notably, the primary temple was constructed in 734 AD with the aim of spreading the divine blessings of Lord Shiva. Following this remarkable visit, proceed towards Nagda, renowned for its temples dating back to the 10th century. Although the Jain temple of Adbudji has fallen into a state of ruin, it still showcases captivating architectural designs. Additionally, make sure to explore the awe-inspiring Sas Bahu temple, adorned with exquisite and intricate carvings. Lastly, don't miss the chance to witness the small temples that lay submerged in the nearby lake.

Your private driver will meet you for the 5.5-hour transfer from Udaipur to Pushkar. Get comfortable for the journey.

Pushkar, a holy city in Rajastan, is renowned for its Brahma temple, lake, ghats, and bazaar. The majority of attractions are located around the lakefront, accessible on foot. Begin your day with a stroll through the bazaar, where you can visit numerous small temples and witness local rituals at the ghats. Additionally, seize the opportunity to relish the breathtaking views of sunrise or sunset by the lake.

Take a private transfer to Jaipur and meet your driver. The drive will last around 3 hours. Jaipur is known for its creative energy and ingenuity, thanks to skilled craftspeople and artisans. The city has been a hub of craftsmanship since its founding in 1727, with the royal families and nobles of Jaipur being patrons of the craft capital of India. Even today, you can find valuable and prized items thanks to the influence of these families. Artisans and master craftsmen can be spotted in Ghat Darwaza and Vishveshwar ji. Begin your exploration in front of the iconic Palace of the Winds, accompanied by a private guide. Take a leisurely walk through the city's bazaars, immersing yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and interacting with store vendors and locals. Don't miss the chance to try some of the region's famous culinary delights, such as pakoras, aloo tiki, samosas, and ladoo. These street food vendors have been carefully selected for their quality and hygiene standards. As you stroll through the bazaars, take a peek into the workshops of local artisans. Marvel at the meticulous craftsmanship of jewelers, silversmiths, gold painters, and tie-dying experts. After a 2.5-hour walk, return to your hotel in a private vehicle.

Start your day by meeting your private guide and driver at your hotel after breakfast. Spend the day exploring Jaipur's iconic monuments, beginning with a visit to the magnificent Amber Fort. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is located on a hilltop and offers stunning views of Maotha Lake. Walk through the complex of courtyards and halls, with the highlight being the Sheesh Mahal, or hall of mirrors.

Afterwards, head to Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of the Winds. This beautiful monument features a pale pink facade and tiered baroque-like architecture. Originally designed for royal ladies to observe life below, it provides a unique perspective of the city.

Next, make your way to Jantar Mantar, an observatory built in the 18th century by Sawai Jai Singh II. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for having the world's largest sundial. Marvel at the massive astronomical instruments made from local stone and marble, showcasing the architectural innovations of the Mughal period.

Continue your exploration at the City Palace, an 18th-century royal residence. Wander through the sprawling complex and discover the museum that showcases the blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. While parts of the palace are off-limits, including the home of the current Maharaja in Chandra Mahal, the museum offers a fascinating insight into the history and culture of Jaipur.

Finally, end your day with a private transfer back to your hotel, reflecting on the beauty and grandeur of Jaipur's iconic monuments.

Embark on a private transfer from Jaipur to Agra, with a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Fatehpur Sikri, meet a local guide to explore the ruins. Built by Emperor Akbar in the 16th century, this "City of Victory" served as the Mughal Empire's capital for 14 years before being abandoned. The well-preserved complex showcases a blend of Hindu and Muslim architectural styles, and features the Jama Masjid, one of India's largest mosques. After the visit, continue to Agra by private vehicle. The entire journey, including touring, takes approximately 5-6 hours.

The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a remarkable symbol of love that has fascinated travelers for centuries. On a private tour, you will be introduced to the exquisite Mughal architecture of this white marble monument. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in 1632 as a tribute to his late wife, Mumtaz Mahal, the mausoleum stands in a beautifully landscaped garden. Inside, the Taj Mahal showcases intricate inlay work made of precious and semi-precious stones.

Following your leisurely exploration of this New 7 Wonders of the World, your private guide will drive you to Agra Fort, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Made of red sandstone and located on the bend of the Yamuna river, this fort was the primary residence of the Mughal emperors until the capital was moved to Delhi. Agra Fort is a remarkable monument with a fascinating architectural history. Emperor Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal, was once imprisoned here, and from the tower of his captivity, you can enjoy a view of the Taj Mahal in the distance. At the end of the visit, you will be transported back to your hotel in a private vehicle.

The Taj Mahal is a breathtaking sight at any time of day, but sunrise and sunset offer a particularly special experience. What many people don't realize is that you can be close to the Taj Mahal and still avoid the crowds of tourists. To discover this for yourself, embark on the Heritage Walking Trail with your private guide. This trail provides a glimpse into the local life surrounding the Taj Mahal. As you cross the Yamuna river, you will uncover hidden gems that tour operators and guidebooks often overlook. From solitary corner turrets to ruined pavilions and Mughal Pleasure Gardens, there is much more to Agra than meets the eye. You will also visit lesser-known riverfront monuments, including Rambagh, a pleasure garden built by the first Mughal Babar, Gyarah Sidi (11 Steps), which aided the early Mughals in studying star constellations, and the Itimad-ud-Daulah, all of which are rare remnants of pre-Taj Architecture. These gardens are lovingly maintained by local residents. The walk concludes at Mehtab Bagh, where you can enjoy a sunset view of the Taj Mahal from across the Yamuna river.

Your driver will be waiting to take you from Agra to Delhi, a journey of approximately 4 hours.

Delhi is known for its bustling markets, which are scattered throughout the city. With the help of your private guide and driver, you will have the opportunity to explore a variety of markets, each with its own unique atmosphere. There is no set itinerary for today's exploration, allowing you to choose the markets that best suit your interests. Delhi is a treasure trove of textiles, jewelry, shoes, bags, leather goods, carpets, handicrafts, and Indian art, both traditional and contemporary. Head to the by-lanes of Old Delhi for a fantastic selection of spices, jewelry, and fabrics. For traditional Indian arts such as woodcarving, painting, and sculpture, visit Baba Kharak Singh Marg, where you'll find a range of handicraft emporiums representing different states of India.

In addition to traditional markets, Delhi also offers a range of designer boutiques and showrooms. For a more upscale shopping experience with a touch of western flair, Hauz Khas Village is the place to go. Whether you prefer budget-friendly open-air markets or luxurious air-conditioned malls, there is something for everyone in Delhi. Keep in mind that market days vary across the city, so your guide will tailor today's itinerary to your interests and the opening hours of the markets.

At the end of your trip, you will be met by your private driver and an English-speaking assistant for your airport transfer.

As you arrive at the airport, an English-speaking representative will be waiting for you at the curbside in the designated drop-off area. A porter will assist you with your luggage (up to three pieces per guest) and your group will be guided through check-in and other airport procedures. You will then be transported on a VIP cart to a departure lounge where you can relax before boarding your flight.