Explore new cultures and landmarks Between India And Bhutan

Take your hotel breakfast. Then Spend a day off or book a tour of Delhi's city.

breakfast at the hotel.Travel by car to the medieval city of Agra in the morning. Spend the afternoon relaxing or reserve a visit to the Tomb of Itmad-Ud-Daulah if you'd like. Enjoy a free evening in the early evening or reserve an event about the Taj Mahal.

See the Taj Mahal first thing in the morning (closed on Fridays). Then Have breakfast at the hotel. 
Optional: Agra Fort
Known as the Red Fort of Agra, its lavish great hall, magnificent mosques, and palaces made of pink-red sandstone provide witness to an era in which Indo-Muslim art blossomed.

See the Taj Mahal first thing in the morning (closed on Fridays). Then, Have breakfast at the hotel. Leave in the morning for Bharatpur. Visit the Mughal Empire's abandoned capital, Fatehpur Sikri, while traveling. When you get to Bharatpur in the afternoon, check into the hotel. Take a leisurely afternoon or schedule an optional trip to the Bird Sanctuary. 
Optional: 
Bicycle or paddle rickshaw tour at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary: 
Enjoy a ride on a bicycle or paddle rickshaw to the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. The reserve provides migratory water birds, shorebirds, and other wildlife with protection.

See the Taj Mahal first thing in the morning (closed on Fridays). Then Have breakfast at the hotel. To start Enjoy your morning meal at the hotel. Travel to Jaipur, also known as the "Pink City," in the morning. Reach Jaipur in the afternoon. The walled city's oldest and busiest market, Johori Bazaar, is a genuine sensual experience that is worth spending some time in.

First, Have breakfast at the hotel. Then, Enjoy a day at leisure or schedule a tour of Amber Fort in advance.
(Optional):
Half-Day Amber Fort Tour (Morning): See Amber Fort, one of the best specimens of Rajput construction, which provides sweeping vistas of the broader plains beyond and a deep, narrow valley. Late-morning Experience With The Elephants: See an elephant village and discover how to manage an elephant.
A lesson in traditional Indian cooking for an evening.
Take in a cooking class in the Indian style, chat with a local family, and discover the mysteries and trade secrets of Indian cuisine.

hotel breakfast. Take pleasure in a morning tour of Jaipur that includes a stop to the City Palace. After that, continue to the beautiful Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory constructed in the early eighteenth century by Maharaja Jai Sing II, the astronomer who is responsible for the naming of this city. Free time in the afternoon. Enjoy an Aarti Ceremony in Birla Mandir this evening. This is a very auspicious Hindu ceremony where we offer God our prayers through a traditional Hindi song.

After breakfast drive towards Delhi. Upon arrival check in to the hotel.

Drive to Delhi International Airport this morning in order to catch the Bhutanese flight. You will be met and guided by our Executive upon arrival in Paro, after which you will drive on to Thimpu. After arriving in Thimpu, head to your hotel.

Explore Thimphu today. See the Paper Factory, Takin Sanctuary, Zilukha Nunnery, Memorial Chorten, and Tashichho Dzong. Visit Sangaygang View Point (Telecom Tower) later on for a breathtaking view of the Thimphu Valley from the hillside underneath the tower.

You will travel by car to Punakha, which was once Bhutan's winter capital, in the morning. A stop at Dochu La Pass is made en route to observe the eastern Himalayas, which include Gangkar Punsum, the highest mountain in Bhutan. You will go to the Chimi Lhakhang, the temple of Divine Madman, after seeing one of the most magnificent Punakha Dzongs in the afternoon. The "Palace of Great Happiness," Punakha Dzong or Pungthang Dechen Phodrang, is situated at the meeting point of the Phochu and Mochu rivers. The Chimi Lhakhang, built by Lama Drukpa Kunley, will be your next stop. You will return to the hotel and spend the night in Punakha after having a great day.

You'll be taken to Paro by car after breakfast. You are going to Kichu Lhakhang first. Following that, you will go to Dungtshe Lhakhang. Although you might not be able to enter, you can still explore this three-story Chorten-style structure. You will next go to Paro Rinpung Dzong. Next, Have an enjoyable day, you will head to your hotel in Paro to spend the night.

The Tiger's Nest walk in the morning. To get halfway to the most famous Buddhist temple in the whole Himalayas, you can also take a pony ride. Let's start with Taktshang, also known as Tiger's Nest or Tiger's Lair, which is the monastic name for Taktshang Pelphung. There are numerous shrines at Taktshang Monastery, and most tourists plan to have lunch at the cafeteria on the way back. Following lunch, head returns to the starting point on the road (note that appropriate hiking boots are required for this hike). Additionally, the area around Taktshang is home to several monasteries, temples, and retreat homes if you have more time and are prepared for a more difficult day. Afterward, continue to the Drukgyel Dzong ruin, situated north of Paro town, at the end of the paved road. After enjoying your day, you will overnight in your hotel in Paro.

You'll be driven to the Paro airport after breakfast so you can catch your journey home.