DAY 01 (27/ 06/ 2004) ARRIVE AT DELHI
· Check in hotel, evening at leisure.
· Overnight at hotel.


DAY 02 (28/06/2004)  FULL DAY SIGHT SEEING OF OLD& NEW DELHI
· Check in hotel and go sight seeing.
· JAMA MOSQUE - The grand mosque, built in 1656 by the emperor Shahjahan.
· RED FORT - Red sandstone battlements give this imperial citadel its name red fort "Lal Quila" (Monday close).
· RAJ GHAT- India's most potent symbol of patriotism.
· JANTAR MANTAR- Sawai jai Singh ii of Jaipur built this observatory in 1724(Monday close).
· INDIA GATE & AROUND - At the eastern end of rajpath, the 30 ft wide India gate was built to commemorate the Indian and British soldiers who died in world war 1 and third afghan war.
· PRESIDENTS HOUSE - Designed by Edwin Luyten's is the president of India's official residence
· PARLIAMENT HOUSE - The legislative assembly of Indian government.
· QUTAB MINAR -The Qutab Minar towers over this historic area where Qutabuddin Aibak laid the foundation of Delhi Sultanat in 1193.
· Evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 03 (29/ 06/ 2004) DRIVE TO AGRA, HALF DAY SIGHT SEEING
· After breakfast
· Enroute to Sikandara, the resisting places of Akbar
the great.
· And finally to Taj Mahal.
· Evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 04 (3/ 06/ 2004) DRIVE TO JAIPUR VIA FATEHPUR SIKRI, HALF-DAY SIGHT SEEING
Fatehpur Sikri: Fatehpur Sikri, 38 km from Agra, was one of the capital cities of Akbar after the childless Mughal was blessed with a son with the blessings of the Sufi saint, Sheikh Salim Chisti, who lived here. The new capital came up in 1569. Through the Juxtaposition of the buildings seems whimsical, they are thoughtfully planned, imparting an atmosphere of playful brilliance. Towering, walls on three sides surround the rectangular-shaped city, accessible through nine gates, and an artificial lake is located on the west. Credit for preserving the monuments goes to Lord Curzon. These protected monuments and the city's environs are well maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.

· Check in hotel and sight seeing.
· CITY PLACE reflects heavily on Muslim- influenced Rajput Architecture, Chandra Mahal the royal family's residence, palace museum, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar an observatory (Timing - 10.00 am to 4.30 pm, Fee- Rs 35 for Indian, Rs 150 for foreigners).
· FORT - A visit to amber fort is mandatory. Climb to the temple shila Devi and through sheesh Mahal, jaigarh and nahargarh fort are around amber with impressive view of countryside. (Timing - 10.00 am to 4.30 pm, Fee- Rs 10 Indian, Rs 50 foreigners).
· GARDEN - SISODIA RANI - KA - BAGH a delicate place overlooks a series of terraces made verdant with shrubs and flowers, VIDYADHARJI- KA- BAGH an ideal place for those wishes to enjoy a picnic.
· WALK AROUND AND CURES - NAHAGARH BOILOGICAL PARK OR JHALANA PARK a short trek with a study of local flora n wildlife.
· FAIR AND FESTIVAL - Gangaur festival in the month of March and April, Elephant Festival is also in March, Teej in July - August.
· YOGA AND AYURVEDA - Vipassana Dhammathali Centre for Meditation and Nature Cure Centre are center for studies and cure based on the system of yoga and ayurveda. ·
SHOPPING - Jaipur offers shopping for handicraft, hand block printed fabrics, footwear, jewellery, pottery and paintings.
· Evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 05(01/ 07/ 2004) DRIVE TO DELHI AND FLY TO KATHMANDU
· Check in hotel, evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 06(02/ 07/ 2004) HALF DAY SIGHT SEEING OF PATAN AND PASHUAPTINATH
· Check in hotel, full day sight seeing.
PATAN -
· Second largest city in the valley, also referred to as lalitpur, which means "city of beautiful". It has a long Buddhist history and its four corners is marked by stupas erected by great buddish emperor Ashoka.its central durbar square is parked with temple per square meter then in Katmandu. Numerous other temples of widely diverse style as well as Buddhist monasteries are scattered around this fascinating town.
· Evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.
PASHUPATINATH -
· Nepal, s most important temple and also one of the most important SHIV TEMPLE in the sub continent, draws devotees from all over India and many colourful sadhus. Shiva is the destroyer and creator of the Hindu pantheon and appears in many forms. His terrible form appears in Nepal as the cruel and destructive Bhairabs. But also has peaceful incarnations those of Mahadev and Pashupati known as the lord of beast. Shiva as Pashupati shows his most pleasant and creative side.
· Evening at leisure and overnight at the hotel.

DAY 07(03/ 07/ 2004) FLY FROM KATMANDU TO ONWARDS JOURNEY
· After breakfast fly from Katmandu to the journey of their wish.