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The Legacy – Luxury of Central India

The Legacy – Luxury of Central India

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Day 04

Day 05 - 06

Gwalior - Jhansi - Khajuraho

Day 07

Khajuraho –Orchha

Day 08 - 09

Orchha-Jhansi-Bhopal-Lake City-Malwa Plateau

Day 10 - 13

Bhopal to Maheshwar

Day 14

Maheshwar-Indore Mumbai - Abroad

Tour Highlights

Explore the quintessential places of New & Old Delhi – The Capital of India.
Visit the wonder of the world the Taj Mahal – A symbol of eternal love.
Explore the magnificent Gwalior Fort along with palaces.
Train journey between Agra – Khajuraho to witness the vivid ancient temples.
Explore the beautiful medieval town of Orchha.
Travel to the heart of India to see the oldest place & important sector of Sanchi which was built in 03rd Century.
Visit the largest mosque of India – The Taj-Ul-Masjid of Bhopal.
Visit the famous Mahakaleshwar Temple of Ujjain.
Explore the ancient abandoned city of Mandu.

Tour Itinerary

Day 01 : Arrival in Delhi A Royal WelcomeBy: Intl Flight

Welcome to India - land of millions of dreams, 5000 years of history, culture, traditions and beliefs resulting in a unique blend of tolerance, today India is the world's largest democracy. New Delhi is the capital and largest city of India, located on the western bank of the Yamuna River. Meet your host upon arrival, receive fresh flowers and be transferred to your hotel in Delhi, the "Heart of India", the capital of modern India. Over the past 3000 years, many dynasties and rulers have flourished in these mighty lands. This legacy is preserved in many monuments, from the tomb of the 13th-century Lodi king to the mausoleums of the Imperial Parliament of India and Rashtrapati Bhavan (Presidential Palace). Medieval palaces and workplaces coexist with modern cities. Delhi is a city waiting to be discovered, enjoy! Holiday is the time when you rest. The rest of the day at the hotel.

Day 02 : Delhi - City Tour

After breakfast, we will start our Old Delhi tour. Your guide will take you to the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial and then pass the Red Fort (1639-48), built by Shah Jahan, the founder of the Taj Mahal. Then there is a cycle (three wheeler) ride at the famous Chandini Chowk, the lanes and roads of the Mughal era take you to the East Gate of Jama Masjid built in 1656 AD. After visiting Haveli Dara Lunch at Haveli Dharampura,The history of Haveli in India dates back to 1887 AD and its beautiful structure reflects the rich heritage of the Mughal era. The Haveli has a unique late Mughal architectural style and is listed by INTACH, an organization that aims to preserve and restore important buildings in India. In the afternoon, your trip to New Delhi begins with a 73-metre journey past Safdarjang's Tomb (1753 AD) to Qutab Minar (1193 AD), the impressive Victory Tower in the medieval Persian world. sad In the Qutb complex, among the ruins of the Quwat Islamic Mosque, stands an iron pillar that has withstood the test of wind and rain for over 1,500 years. Visit the Lotus Temple, the home of Baha'i worship and a special place to relax through meditation and prayer. Then head towards New Delhi, including the Embassy Quarter (diplomatic district), government buildings, India Gate, Sikh Temple (Bangla Sahib Gurudwara), Birla Temple and New Delhi's main market, Connaught Place. The day ends with a visit to Humayun's Tomb (1565 AD), named for the forerunner of the Taj Mahal. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 03 : Day Delhi - Agra - A Journey Beyond Mysteries (approx 210 Kms/ 03 Hrs)By: Surface

After breakfast we drive to Agra on the Express Highway - (subject to ideal conditions of traffic) On arrival Aarti at Hotel, Tika (vermilion) and new non-alcoholic welcome You will be welcomed as usual with a drink! Morning to relax in the city around the Taj Mahal - Agra Once the capital of the Mughal Empire in the 16th and 17th centuries, this ancient city paints a beautiful panorama of magnificent architectural works and rich art and culture. Shah Jahan's Marble Symphony "Taj Mahal", one of the seven wonders of the world, is hidden here. Discover the dazzling creations of masters from other architectural dreams of the Mughal city of Agra. Lunch at your hotel In the afternoon we will visit the Agra Fort, the first red stone fort built by Akbar in 1565, which has a wonderful effect with its courtyards, mosques and private rooms. of the Mughal Empire. After visiting the fort, a beautiful horse carriage will be waiting for you to experience the beauty of the Taj Mahal at sunset (closed on Fridays). The flamboyant marble monument of love built by Shah Jahan in 1653 in memory of his queen Mumtaz Mahal. This beautiful mausoleum is made of pure marble and its construction took 22 years and 22,000 craftsmen. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Day 04 : Day Agra-Gwalior - From Mughals to Kachwaha

Visit Taj Mahal Dawn - Dawn brings dazzling elegance to the ethereal Taj Mahal. In the morning the color of the white marble changes, the building turns from blue to bright purple and then back to white. or On the Yamuna River, Mehtab Bagh, also known as Chandni Garden, is spread over an area of 950 square meters and perfectly imitates the Taj Mahal. When you stand in the garden, you'll see an unobstructed view of the iconic view across the water, surrounded by trees and hedges that extend to the water's edge, almost like a golden crown. After breakfast, we set out for Gwalior, 120 km / 2 hours. Gwalior: Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh is the northernmost city of the state. Just a few hours away from Agra. Gwalior is famous for its ancient and grand fort with many temples and abandoned palaces within its walls. The dramatic and colorful history of this grand castle dates back 1000 years. Tomars, Pratiharas and Kachchwahas are the ancient capitals of Rajput clans. Your accommodation will be the Usha Kiran Palace, built as a royal hotel around 120 years ago. This is a favorite place to visit the British Kingdom. In the afternoon, this tour will visit the 8th-century Gwalior Fort with its massive Jain statues, Man Singh's palace with its stone peacocks, and stunning lapis lazuli tiles depicting ducks, elephants and palm trees. You will also see the Karan Palace, Shah Jahan Palace, and Jehangir Palace, as well as two 11th-century Sasbahu temples and the Teli-ka-Mandir temple. In contrast, your tour also includes the Jai Vilas Palace; now the Maharaja's palace was built by Michael Filose in the Italian palace style and is based on colored sandstone marble. The world's two largest chandeliers, each weighing 3.5 tons, hang in the Durbar Hall. Dinner and overnight at Taj Usha Kiran Palace Hotel.

Day 05 - 06 : Gwalior - Jhansi - Khajuraho - Khachavarhas to ChandelsBy: Surface

After breakfast the Divine Intervention train will take you to Jhansi where you will meet your Meeting and head towards the magnificent temple of Khajuraho. Now you have the opportunity to admire the country with the comfort of an interesting train and car. There were 85 temples here, but today there are only 22 temples. Built during the Chandela dynasty and almost 1000 years old, these statues offer you exquisite carvings dedicated to Vishnu, Shiva and Jainism (magnificent examples of Indo-Aryan art). You’ll be staying in a resort with individual cottages, perched on a high point offering commanding views over the River Ken and the plateau of the Panna Tiger Reserve. Overnight stays at The Sarai at Toria. http://www.saraiattoria.com/

Day 07 : Khajuraho –Orchha - A Journey to core of Bundelkhand By: Surface

After Breakfast - A four hour drive takes you to an island in the Betwa River surmounted by a 16th century fortified palace built by Bundela chief Raja Rudra Pratap. Now in graceful, atmospheric decline the turreted walls, profuse gardens, pavilions, temples and frescoed walls are a photographer’s nirvana. Afternoon visit the Orcha. Overlooked by the modern era, this beautiful medieval town, was once the capital of Bundela Kings. Built along the banks of the river Betwa, through a rugged countryside, it still retains the captivating air of a bygone era. Among the many magnificent temples, especially the Jehangiri Mahal, Raj Mahal and Laxminarayan temple, built by Raja Bir Singh Deo to commemorate the visit of Mughal Emperor Jehangir, are all prominent and famous for their beautiful frescoes. Overnight at Orchha Palace Hotel.

Day 08 - 09 : Orchha-Jhansi-Bhopal-Lake City-Malwa PlateauBy: Surface

After breakfast, rest up in the morning and proceed to Jhansi Railway Station in time to catch your next train by flying from Jhansi to Bhopal. You will arrive shortly after 2pm and be taken to your hotel, which was originally built in the 19th century. Your journey will bring you B.C. It will show Sanchi, built in the 3rd century. It is one of the most important and oldest places in India and is famous for its magnificent sculptures. You will then visit Bhimbetka; 130 stone buildings form the largest collection of prehistoric art in India, featuring elephant, rhino, hunting and war scenes from the Paleolithic period. Your Bhopal tour will visit India's largest mosque, the Taj Mahal, as well as the Jama Masjid and the smaller Moti Masjid. Finally, you will climb Shamra Mountain to enjoy the beauty of the city and the lake. Overnight at Jehan Numa Palace Hotel or Nur Us-Sabah Palace.

Day 10 - 13 : Bhopal to Maheshwar – Go to the abode of Shiva By: Surface

After breakfast, drive from Bhopal to Maheshwar (286 km / 06 hrs), road passing through the central highlands of India, famous Mahakaleshwar temple – Jyotirlinga, Lord It is a Hindu temple for Shiva and Lord Shiva. One of the twelve Jyotirlingam temples, this is said to be the holiest temple of Lord Shiva. It is located in the ancient city of Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, India. The temple is located on the banks of Rudra Sagar Lake. Lord Shiva, the ruler of the Lingam, is considered as Swayambhu, who himself gives the current power (Shakti), unlike other images and lingams that are created through rituals and given mantra-shakti.
Many temples are waiting for you in Maheshwar, on the banks of the holy Narmada river. Maheshwar was the capital of the ancient Kathiwar kings. In the 18th century, Rani Ahiya Bai Holkar in Indore built a fort and temple, and today the city attracts large numbers of pilgrims to celebrate its colorful festivals and worship one of Shiva's abodes.
Full day tour will explore the abandoned Islamic city of Mandu. It was built as a fort in the 6th century and became the capital of the Paramara rulers in the 10th century. In the 14th century, only 14,000 beautiful women lived here. Today, it represents the epitome of Islamic rural style with its elegant palaces, decorative canals, baths, pavilions and sacred tombs.
You will stay in an 18th-century fort rising on the banks of the sacred Narmada river. Originally the stronghold of Ahilya Bai Holkar, one of India's most famous women, the fort is now a charming hotel.

Three nights in the Royal Chambers at Ahilya Fort. http://www.ahilyafort.com/

Day 14 : Maheshwar-Indore Mumbai - Abroad By: Intl Flight

After a leisurely morning , you will be driven to Indore to connect your flight to Mumbai , upon arrival transfer to an international flight terminal to connect your flight back to Europe.

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