16 Nights /17 Days
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Coverage Area : Delhi - Amritsar - Mathura - Bharatpur - Agra - Varanasi - Bodhgaya - Delhi
Indian monuments of spiritual history trace the past of religions in this country. India is a land of diverse culture and consequently secularity in all forms is maintained here. Religion has remained the milieu of Indian civilization in all the ages and the history of this country is associated with history of religions. Years of Indian history replicate the fruition of numerous religions that swayed utmost and perished down. Nevertheless, such religions have left behind its footsteps through consecrated homes. These monuments display the affluent religious past of the country and present a fascinating example of prehistoric architectural brilliance.
Daywise Indian Spirituality Tour from Delhi
Day 1: Departure From Your Home Country
Day 2: Delhi
Day 3: Delhi – Full Day Sightseeing
Day 4: Morning Excursion And Afternoon Train To Amritsar
Day 5: Golden Temple Tour, Jallianwala Bagh And Wagah Boarder
Day 6: Shrine Visits, Overnight Train To Mathura
Day 7: Mathura Temple Visit
Day 8: Visits To Gokul And Goverdhan
Day 9: Bharatpur
Day 10: To Agra Via Fatehpur Sikri
Day 11: Overnight Train To Varanasi
Day 12: Varanasi And Sarnath
Day 13: Varanasi
Day 14: To Bodhgaya
Day 15: Bodhgaya Temple Visit
Day 16: Overnight Train To Delhi
Day 17: International Departure
Package Include
- Arrival and Departure transfers by Private Vehicle
- Accommodation with Breakfast and dinner
- Internal transfers and train ticket if any
- Sightseeing as per the itinerary by private vehicle
- 24 x 7 assistance by NTP Officer
- SIM Card upon arrival in India (Delhi tour)
- Tour Briefing by the NTP Deputy
- All hotel tax
Package Exclude :
Guide, entry tickets, visa, travel insurance, portage, tips, GST 5%, lunch, morning evening tea and extras not mentioned as inclusions
Day 1: Departure From Your Home Country
Depart Delhi from your home country.
Day 2: Delhi
On arrival in Delhi, meet our representative who will transfer you to your pre booked hotel. Check in at the hotel. Rest of the day is free for leisure. An overnight stay in the hotel in Delhi.
Day 3: Delhi – Full Day Sightseeing
In the morning after breakfast, proceed for sightseeing tour of Delhi. Start with a rickshaw ride to the Jama Masjid, India’s largest Mosque and pass through the bustling streets of the Chandi Chowk market. Later, continue to the Raj Ghat — Mahatma Ghandi’s moving cremation site. After lunch, we will go for excursion to the Qutub Minar, the oldest Muslim monument in India, and to the nearby Baha’i Lotus Temple, with its faiths tenets of the oneness of god, the oneness of religions and the oneness of mankind.
Later return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 4: Morning Excursion And Afternoon Train To Amritsar
After breakfast in the morning, we will visit the shrine of the Sufi saint Nizamuddin Chisti, who believed in growing closer to God through renunciation of the world and service to humanity. Also, we will be visiting the Humayun’s Tomb near the shrine. Later in the afternoon, we will take train Amritsar Shatabdi and reach Amritsar.
Day 5: Golden Temple Tour, Jallianwala Bagh And Wagah Boarder
Today, we will be visiting the spectacular Sikh Golden Temple, the holiest shrine of Sikhism, and learn about every Sikh’s goal to build a close loving relationship with God. Later, we will be visiting the poignant Jallianwala Bagh, where General Dyer massacred unarmed Indians in 1919. In the evening, we will be visiting the Wagha boarder. Return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 6: Shrine Visits, Overnight Train To Mathura
In the morning, we will visit the nearby Sikh shrines of Tarn Taran to see the many historical Gurudwaras and to Goindwal, the first ever place of Sikh pilgrimage. An overnight train ride in Golden Temple in 2nd AC sleeper to Mathura.
Day 7: Mathura Temple Visit
In the morning, we will Mathura. Check in at the hotel. Mathura is the birthplace of Lord Krishna and one of the 7 most sacred pilgrimage cities for Hindus. In the afternoon, we will visit the temples in Mathura and Vrindaban where myth says Lord Krishna spent part of his childhood.Enjoy an overnight stay in the hotel in Mathura.
Day 8: Visits To Gokul And Goverdhan
Today, we will visit the villages of Gokul, where Lord Krishna was brought up in secret by his foster Mother, Yashoda, and Goverdhan another important pilgrimage centre. After exploring the place, return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 9: Bharatpur
In the morning, we will drive to Bharatpur. Here, we will be visiting the bird sanctuary of Bharatpur. Over 300 species of birds live in the small sanctuary, developed by the local Royal family originally as a hunting reserve. Enjoy a night stay at Laxmi Vilas Palace.
Day 10: To Agra Via Fatehpur Sikri
Today in the morning, we will drive to Agra via Sikri. Later, we will visit Taj Mahal in Agra to see the beautiful Mausoleum covered in a soft pink hue as the sun’s rays caress the stone. Later, we will wander the vast Agra Fort built by successive Mughal Emperors to emphasise their wealth and might. Also, we will visit the Tomb of Itimadu Dauala — a master piece in marble stone carving. An overnight at in the hotel in Agra.
Day 11: Overnight Train To Varanasi
The day is free for leisure. In the evening, we will take an overnight train ride in Magadh Express in 1st AC (2325-0725 hrs) to Varanasi.
Day 12: Varanasi And Sarnath
In the morning, arrive at Varanasi. In the afternoon, we will take a journey to Sarnath where the Lord Buddha preached his first discourse, and see the Stupas, ancient and modern Temples and Ashoka’s Pillar.
Day 13: Varanasi
Today morning, enjoy a boat ride at Ganges river. As the dawn mists rise on the Holy River Ganges, glide silently on a boat to see the devout come to bathe and pray. In the afternoon, proceed for city tour and enjoy a rikshaw ride in the evening. Later, return back to the hotel for an overnight stay in Varanasi.
Day 14: To Bodhgaya
Today, we will drive to Bodhgaya. An overnight stay at the hotel in Bodhgaya.
Day 15: Bodhgaya Temple Visit
The day is fixed to explore the Bodhgaya temple. It is one of the most holy of places where the Lord Buddha gained enlightenment. We will visit the magnificent Mahabodhi Temple and see the wonderful sculpture of Lord Buddha in the “touching the ground pose”, (bhumisparsha mudra), in the exact place where he found enlightenment with his back to the Bodhi tree.
Later return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 16: Overnight Train To Delhi
The day is free for leisure in Bodhgaya to spend time in personal meditation and reflexion. An overnight air-conditioned 1st class sleeper train journey in Sealdah Rajdahni (2255-1020 hrs) to Delhi.
Day 17: International Departure
On arrival in Delhi, transfer to the hotel and rest of the day is free for leisure perhaps for shopping. An overnight stay at the hotel. Late night transfer to the airport to catch the fight for onwards destination.
1. What is the best time to visit these destinations?
Best Time: The ideal time to visit these places is during the winter months (October to March) when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for sightseeing. Summers (April to June) can be very hot, and the monsoon (June to September) can disrupt travel due to heavy rains.
2. How long does a typical tour of these cities last?
A typical tour covering Delhi, Amritsar, Mathura, Bharatpur, Agra, Varanasi, and Bodhgaya would generally take around 10 to 14 days. This allows time to explore each destination properly, including travel time between the cities.
3. How can I travel between these cities?
Train: India’s rail network is well-connected, and you can travel by express trains or luxury trains like the Palace on Wheels or Maharajas' Express.
Flight: You can fly between cities like Delhi, Varanasi, and Amritsar if you're short on time.
Road Travel: Private cars or buses can be hired for a scenic road trip, which is ideal for exploring places like Mathura and Agra at your own pace.
4. What are the must-visit attractions in each of these cities?
Delhi:
Red Fort
Qutub Minar
India Gate
Humayun’s Tomb
Jama Masjid
Lotus Temple
Chandni Chowk for shopping
Akshardham Temple and Raj Ghat (Mahatma Gandhi Memorial)
Amritsar:
Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib)
Jallianwala Bagh
Wagah Border (for the flag-lowering ceremony)
Mata Mandir and Durgiana Temple
Mathura:
Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple (birthplace of Lord Krishna)
Vishram Ghat and Dwarkadhish Temple
Barsana (Radha’s birthplace)
Govardhan Hill
Bharatpur:
Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary) – Ideal for birdwatching, especially during the migratory season.
Agra:
Taj Mahal
Agra Fort
Fatehpur Sikri (nearby UNESCO site)
Mehtab Bagh (great for views of the Taj)
Varanasi:
Kashi Vishwanath Temple
Dasaswamedh Ghat (for Ganga Aarti)
Manikarnika Ghat
Sarnath (where Buddha gave his first sermon)
Assi Ghat and Ramnagar Fort
Bodhgaya:
Mahabodhi Temple (where Lord Buddha attained enlightenment)
Bodhi Tree
Vishnupad Temple
Great Buddha Statue
5. What is the distance between these cities?
Delhi to Amritsar: 450 km (by road or train, 6-7 hours)
Amritsar to Mathura: 400 km (approximately 6-7 hours)
Mathura to Bharatpur: 45 km (1 hour)
Bharatpur to Agra: 60 km (1-1.5 hours)
Agra to Varanasi: 600 km (about 9-10 hours by train or road)
Varanasi to Bodhgaya: 250 km (approximately 6-7 hours by road)
6. Is it safe to travel to these destinations?
Delhi, Amritsar, Mathura, Bharatpur, Agra, Varanasi, and Bodhgaya are generally safe for tourists, but like any travel destination, it’s advisable to stay alert, particularly in crowded areas, markets, and religious sites. Always keep your belongings secure and avoid venturing into unfamiliar areas at night.
7. What is the cuisine like in these regions?
Delhi: Known for its diverse food, you can try Chole Bhature, Chaat, Kebabs, Butter Chicken, and Paranthas.
Amritsar: Famous for its Punjabi cuisine, including Amritsari Kulcha, Sarson Da Saag, Makki Di Roti, and Lassi.
Mathura: Known for Peda (a milk-based sweet), Kachori, and other traditional sweets.
Bharatpur: Offers simple Rajasthani food like Dal Baati Churma, Gatte ki Sabzi, and Ker Sangri.
Agra: Famous for Petha, Mughlai kebabs, and Tandoori dishes.
Varanasi: Enjoy local foods like Kachori Sabzi, Chowk ki Lassi, Banarasi Paan, and Street Chaat.
Bodhgaya: Vegetarian food is widely available, with local dishes like Chana Bhatura and Litti Chokha.
8. What are the cultural experiences I can enjoy in these destinations?
Delhi: A mix of historical landmarks and modern culture, along with festivals like Diwali and Holi.
Amritsar: Experience the spiritual atmosphere at the Golden Temple and learn about Sikh traditions.
Mathura: Enjoy the vibrant Janmashtami festival, dedicated to Lord Krishna.
Bharatpur: Visit the Keoladeo National Park for bird watching, especially during migratory seasons.
Agra: Explore Mughal architecture and heritage at the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort.
Varanasi: Witness the spiritual rituals of Ganga Aarti, visit Sarnath, and explore ancient temples.
Bodhgaya: Experience the serene Buddhist atmosphere and visit important sites related to Buddha’s enlightenment.
9. What are the accommodation options in these cities?
Delhi: Offers a range from budget hostels to luxurious hotels like The Imperial, Taj Palace, and The Oberoi.
Amritsar: You’ll find budget guesthouses, mid-range hotels, and luxury options like the Ramada Amritsar and Taj Swarna.
Mathura: There are affordable hotels and guesthouses, along with mid-range options like Radha Ashtami.
Bharatpur: Accommodation ranges from basic guesthouses to mid-range hotels like The Birder’s Inn.
Agra: Known for luxury hotels like the Oberoi Amarvilas, Tajview, and mid-range options like Radisson Blu.
Varanasi: Offers a range from budget hotels to boutique stays, with Taj Ganges being a top choice.
Bodhgaya: You’ll find budget hotels and religious guesthouses, as well as mid-range options like Maha Bodhi Hotel.
10. How much time do I need at each location?
Delhi: 2-3 days to explore key attractions.
Amritsar: 2 days (Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh, Wagah Border).
Mathura: 1-2 days for temple visits and local exploration.
Bharatpur: 1 day for the bird sanctuary.
Agra: 1-2 days to see the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri.
Varanasi: 2-3 days to experience the temples, ghats, and cultural sites.
Bodhgaya: 1-2 days to visit the main temples and meditation sites.
11. Can I combine this tour with other destinations in India?
Yes, these cities are well connected, and you can easily combine this itinerary with nearby destinations like Jaipur (for Rajasthan), Khajuraho (for temples), or even extend it with Rajasthan’s forts and palaces.
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