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10-Night Tour 

Day 1: arrival in Delhi

Day 2: Delhi

Day 3-4: Jaipur

Day 5: Fathepur Sikri - Agra

Day 6: Agra

Day 7: Delhi, Kathmandu

Day 8: Kathmandu

Day 9: Namobuddha, Bhaktapur

Day 10: Kathmandu

Day 11: departure 

Day 1: Arrive in New Delhi, where you will be welcomed by your representative and transferred to the hotel for check-in.

Day 2: Visit the Old Delhi where you will see The Red Fort, the Jama Masjid one of the largest mosques in the world, Chandni Chowk the shopping district and heart of the old city, the Raj Ghat where was cremated Mahatma Gandhi and then discover the New Delhi! 

Day 3: After breakfast, it's time to head to Jaipur. This city was built in the 16th century by the Maharaja. Visit this city and why not head to the market to enjoy some local food.

Day 4: Discover Jaipur a bit more. Stop in front of the "Hawa Mahal" wind palace, the Amber Fort, home of the Maharajahs. Ascent to the ramparts by Jeep 4x4. Visit the Palace with its rooms with mirrors and the old harem, a maze. You can also attend Puja at the Kali Temple. Puja is the time of prayers according to Hindu rites (you can enter the temple only barefoot and without leather goods on oneself).

Day 5: Head to Agra and visit Fathepur Sikri en route, located 37 km west of Agra. This red-sandstone city was entirely made by Emperor Akbar in 1569, then abandoned 14 years later because of difficulties in water supply.  You will discover Buland Darwaja (the gate of victory, 54 m high), the Jami Masjid Mosque and the tomb of Sheikh Salim Chisti the saint who predicts the birth of Akbar's son, the future Emperor Jehangir.

Day 6: Visit the famous Taj Mahal, emblem of India. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan, in memory of his second wife Mumtaz Mahal. Her death in childbirth in 1631 broke the heart of the emperor. The construction of the Taj Mahal was undertaken the same year and completed in 1653. The20,000 workers were recruited throughout India and Central Asia. The principal architect would have been Isa Khan, from Shiraz (Iran). Experts from Europe were also brought in: Austin from Bordeaux and Verono from Venice participated in the decoration.

Day 7: After breakfast, drive to Delhi and take the transfer to the airport to board the flight for Kathmandu. Upon arrival; you will be met and transferred to your hotel for check-in. Enjoy the rest of the day is your own pace. The magic of the Himalayas is condensed in Kathmandu. The capital of Nepal is a city with an undeniable charm that envelops its visitors, offering them unique memories. You will feel that time flies by on your walks through Kathmandu. In this city, the aroma of tradition, rich culture, and the lights of progressive modernization are mixed in a unique way.

Day 8: Visit Kathamndu Durbar Square with Bahal Tour, Swyambhunath and Patan Durbar Square. Then, enjoy a sound therapy by the singing bowl Master. Sound Therapy treatments with Himalayan singing bowls and gongs combine deep relaxation or meditation with subtle sensations felt all over the body. Healing frequencies can give you exactly what you need at the particular moment: creative solutions, artistic inspirations, good night sleep, relax, inner peace, pain relieve or they can just lift you up and make you cheerful and energised.

Day 9: After breakfast, drive to the little village of Namo Buddha. Its small size belies its enormous importance to Buddhists, and what a worthwhile place it is to visit to escape Kathmandu for a couple of days. Hike the 2 km to reach the monastery where you engage in Monastery Activities Like Prayers Mediation interaction with Monks.

Then, drive or hike down to Panauti, a small but beautiful town where the rivers Roshi and Pungamati meet. Experience the authentic lifestyle of the Nepali people, socialize with the villagers of Panauti and breathe the fresh air of the lush Panauti Valley. 

You will taste local foods, too. Our homestays offer only Nepali foods, but your hosts will be happy to adhere to any dietary requirements.

Later, drive to Bhaktapur (20 km), take a stroll around the city to witness the lifestyle and evening astmosphere.

Day 10: Drive around 30 minutes to reach Bhaktapur, another Newar city founded in the 9th century. The centre is Bhaktapur Durbar Square which exhibits most charming architectural showpieces of the Valley and highlights some of the finest medieval arts of Nepal.

Then visit Pashupatinath. It situated on the banks of River Baghmati around 8 km from the city, is one of the holiest Hindu shrines. The Pasupatinath Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Kathmandu.

To finish your day, drive to Boudhanath (UNESCO World Heritage Site) is the centre of Tibetan culture in Nepal. The 36-meter-high Stupa of Bouddhanath is one of the largest Stupas in South Asia! Today, Boudhanath bustles with Tibetan population, busy with carpet manufacture, trade, and prayers at the several monasteries belonging to different sects of Tibetan Buddhism. 

Day 11: Your trip has come to an end, it's time to head home!

Throughout your tour, you’ll stay in Standard Rooms in the following 4* or 5* hotels (or similar):

4* hotels:

• Delhi: Crowne Plaza Okhla
• Japir: Fern Residency 
• Agra: Crystal Sarovar Premier
• Kathmandu: Hotel Kantipur village
• Bhaktapur: Hotel Heritage
• Kathmando: Hotel Kantipur village

5* hotels:

• Delhi: Crowne Plaza Okhla
• Jaipur : Marriott
• Agra: Jaypee Palace
• Kathmandu: Aloft-Kathmandu
• Bhaktapur: Hotel Heritage
• Kathmando: Hotel Kantipur village

On day 2 or 3, pay a supplement to see the Himalayas by plane.

Enjoy an included airfare Supplement Delhi - Kathmandu in economy class.

A trip to New Delhi, India's dynamic capital, will introduce you to teeming bazaars, tree-lined boulevards, fascinating temples and historically important mosques. Somewhere between a place of intense spirituality and a dynamic eastern metropolis, this city offers something for all its visitors.

Its turbulent history is reflected in a wide variety of architectural styles, which testify to how the city has been destroyed and rebuilt many times. To see an example of the city's diverse cultural heritage, visit the Qutab Minar. This sandstone and marble brick minaret marked the beginning of Muslim rule in India. A short distance away, walkable by rickshaw, is the Presidential Palace (Rashtrapati Bhavan), where you can see the English and Indian architectural influences that characterise much of New Delhi. Walking along Rajpath Avenue (the King's Way), one can admire the Gateway of India, the monument to the Indian nation.