13 Nights / 14 Days
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Agriculture is an integral part of India. The diverse agricultural sector is the backbone of the Indian economy and is the largest livelihood occupation in Rural areas. This agricultural tour will let you explore the vast agriculture of India which will include the farms, farming activities, traditional agricultural techniques and tools. Have a memorable experience of India’s rural panorama and get in-depth details of the farming practices by interacting with the farmers of different areas in different cities. Get a chance to witness the diverse agriculture land of India by visiting different places famous for agriculture.
Tour highlights
Day 01: Arrival in Delhi
Upon arrival in Delhi, meet our representatives at the airport from where you will be transferred to your hotel. Rest for some time before your informative agricultural tour begins. Stay in a hotel in Delhi.
Day 02: Explore the beautiful monuments in Old and New Delhi
After having a delicious breakfast, you will have a tour of Old & New Delhi. This will start with the first visit to Raj Ghat which is a memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi. Next destination will be Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques of India and is the most visited tourist spot in Old Delhi. This will be followed with a ride through New Delhi by visiting Humayun’s tomb, a magnificent garden tomb that showcases Mughal architecture. You will also witness Qutub Minar, the five-storey building that is 73m high and you will pass by India Gate, Parliament House and the President’s Residence. After spending an entire day sightseeing all the informative and historic monuments of Delhi, you will return to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the heritage city of India, Delhi.
Day 03: Drive to Hisar to visit Haryana Agriculture University
After the breakfast, there will be a full day excursion to Haryana Agriculture University located in Hisar. Explore the farms where new farming methods are being evolved in the form of transfer of technology from traditional farming techniques. Drive back to Delhi after an informative visit to the university for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the capital, Delhi.
Day 04: Travel to Ludhiana via Karnal
After having a delicious breakfast, embark on the journey to Karnal. We will visit the National Dairy Research Institute, which is India’s premier institute for dairy research. Here you will attend a lecture by the institute’s expert to get some knowledge about dairy farming practices. After this proceed to Ludhiana, transfer to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of farmers, Ludhiana.
Day 05: Visit the Agricultural University in Ludhiana
Start the day with wholesome breakfast and drive to one the most popular Punjab Agriculture University. This university has gained international recognition for its excellence in agriculture. Here you will get to know about all the researches that are carried in the agricultural field and dairy farming. After this depart for Delhi, arrive in Delhi and drive to your hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of cities, Delhi.
Day 06: Travel to Agra to visit the Taj Mahal
After having flavorsome breakfast, leave for Agra. Check in to the hotel after arriving and freshen up. In the evening, there will be a city tour where you will visit the famous monument, Taj Mahal. This incredibly beautiful monument famous as the monument of love, is made up of ivory white marble, and it was constructed by Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. After cherishing this beauty, you will visit the historical Agra Fort, and was the residence of the Mughal emperors. It is basically a walled fort and a significant tourist attraction. Later return to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of one of the seven wonders of the Modern world, Agra.
Day 07: Journey to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri
In the morning after breakfast, we will drive you to Jaipur. En route, you will visit Fatehpur Sikri, which is a city founded by Mughal emperor Akbar. This town is known for its architectural designs. Visit some unique and interesting places to see the conventional water wheel, irrigation techniques and wells which were and still in use by the farmers. Head to Jaipur, popularly known as the “Pink City” and after reaching, transfer to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of royals, Jaipur.
Day 08: Explore the historical monuments in Jaipur
After breakfast, start the day’s journey by visiting Amber Fort, built with red sandstone and marble, this renowned tourist attraction is known for its creative style elements. Here you can opt for an elephant ride to ascend the Fort. After visiting Amber Fort, you will visit Jai Mahal Palace which is a stunning architectural masterpiece of Rajasthan’s heritage. This will be followed by a visit to Kali Temple. After this, you will drive pass Hawa Mahal which is also known as the “Palace of the Wind”. This beautiful structure is a five-storey building and is known for its rich architectural history. Pass through the pink residential and business lanes of Jaipur. Then make a visit to a farm where you can get a view of crop and vegetable cultivation. Later visit the wholesale vegetable market where all the farmers get together to sell their products. Return back to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the pink city, Jaipur.
Day 09 :Transfer to Udaipur for sightseeing
In time we will transfer you to the airport to board the flight bound to Udaipur. From there, you will be escorted to the hotel where you can take some rest. Later in the day you will go for city tour where you will visit City Place, which is a largest majestic royal complex built on the banks of Lake Pichola, Jagdish Temple, which is a popular worship place and has a very distinctive architecture. Drive around Fatehsagar lake to catch a glimpse of its beauty, visit Saheli Ki Bari, which is a beautiful garden and is prominent for its lush green lawns, marble art and fountains. After this visit Bharti Lok Kala Temple to get insights into rich Rajasthani culture and traditions. Drive back to the hotel for overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of lakes, Udaipur.
Day 10: Visit the Agriculture University in Udaipur
After breakfast, proceed to visit the Agriculture University of Udaipur and learn about the crops and dairy farming practices that are carried on in the country. After the visit, enjoy a boat ride in Lake Pichola, followed by a visit of Jag Niwas, built in the center of the lake. Walk through the city lanes in the evening and then drive back to the hotel for overnight stay. Overnight is in the romantic city in Rajasthan, Udaipur.
Day 11: Transfer to Ahmedabad
After the breakfast, continue the journey by proceeding to Ahmedabad. Transfer to hotel. In the evening, roam around the city by visiting the Mosque of Sidi Saiyyed which is considered to be the most beautiful mosque and this tourist attraction is known for its exquisite architecture. Visit Jama Masjid which is a Muslim spiritual place. Be fascinated by its beautiful exteriors. This will be followed by a visit to Hathee Singh temple which is a dignified temple made up of white marble. Post this, visit Sabarmati Ashram which was once the residence of Mahatma Gandhi and his wife and is among the biggest tourist destinations of India. Drive back to the hotel for an overnight stay. Overnight is in the city of Gandhi, Ahmedabad.
Day 12: Enjoy sightseeing at Ahmedabad and proceed to Mumbai
After scrumptious morning breakfast, take a visit to Anand Diary which is the manufacturer and supplier of best dairy products. Here you will notice all the processes as well as the modern machinery and techniques used in the formation of dairy products. Depart in time for the airport to board the flight to Mumbai. Upon arrival in Mumbai, you will be greeted and then transferred to the hotel by our representative. Overnight is in the city of Bollywood, Mumbai.
Day 13: Enjoy sightseeing in Mumbai
After having scrumptious breakfast, visit Elephanta Caves, which is a heritage site and has a collection of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. After this take a city tour by visiting the Prince of Wales Museum, one of the most significant museums of India and is admired for its architecture. Gateway of India is an arch monument made up of basalt and is the most popular tourist hub of Mumbai. After this visit Jan Temple and Dhabi Hat. Also drive past Marine Drive, Afghan Church, Flora Fountain and the crowded markets of Mumbai. Drive back to the hotel for overnight stay. Overnight is in the financial capital of India, Mumbai.
Day 14: Depart from Mumbai
You will be transferred to the airport for boarding the flight for an onward journey. End of your informative and knowledgeable agriculture tour of India. We hope to see you again.
1. What regions of North India are typically covered in an agricultural tour?
Agriculture tours in North India generally focus on key agricultural states such as:
Punjab: Known as the "Granary of India" for its large-scale wheat and rice production.
Haryana: Another important grain-producing state, with emphasis on wheat, rice, and dairy farming.
Uttar Pradesh: Famous for its sugarcane fields, rice, wheat, and horticulture (mangoes, guavas).
Rajasthan: Known for arid farming practices, millet, and innovations in water management and organic farming.
Himachal Pradesh: Specializes in apple orchards and terraced farming of vegetables and fruits.
Uttarakhand: Focuses on organic farming, herbal cultivation, and traditional hill farming techniques.
2. What can I expect to see on a North India agriculture tour?
You can expect to visit:
Farms and fields where key crops like wheat, rice, sugarcane, fruits, and vegetables are grown.
Dairy farms (especially in Haryana and Punjab).
Agricultural research centers or universities to learn about modern farming techniques and innovations.
Organic farms and eco-friendly practices (especially in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand).
Irrigation systems like canal irrigation, drip irrigation, and innovative water management in dry areas.
Local markets and mandis (agricultural produce markets) to observe the trade and pricing of crops.
3. Are there opportunities to interact with local farmers?
Yes, many tours provide opportunities to meet and interact with farmers. This could include:
Learning about traditional farming practices.
Discussing the challenges of modern farming, climate change, and crop pricing.
Participating in farm activities like sowing or harvesting, depending on the season.
Understanding how sustainable or organic farming is practiced in the region.
4. What types of crops and farming techniques will I learn about?
Cereal crops like wheat and rice (especially in Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh).
Cash crops like sugarcane, cotton, and mustard.
Horticulture: Apple orchards in Himachal Pradesh, mango farms in Uttar Pradesh, and vegetable farming.
Dairy farming: You'll learn about India’s cooperative dairy sector, such as the operations of Amul in certain tours.
Water conservation techniques: Traditional and modern methods like rainwater harvesting, drip irrigation, and canal systems (Rajasthan and Haryana).
Organic farming: Particularly in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and parts of Rajasthan.
5. How long does a typical agriculture tour last?
An agriculture tour typically lasts 7 to 10 days, although there are shorter options available that focus on specific areas or farming systems.
6. What is the best time to take a North India agriculture tour?
The best time for an agricultural tour in North India is generally during the Rabi (winter) crop season from October to March. This is the harvesting season for wheat, mustard, and other crops. The weather is also cooler during this time.
7. Are there any hands-on activities included in the tour?
Many tours include interactive experiences, such as:
Planting or harvesting crops, depending on the season.
Working with irrigation systems to learn water management techniques.
Tasting fresh produce directly from the fields, especially fruits, vegetables, and dairy products.
Some tours may also offer cooking demonstrations using farm-fresh ingredients.
8. What type of accommodations will be provided?
Accommodations on agriculture tours vary and can range from:
Farm stays or rural homestays, offering an immersive experience with local farming families.
Eco-resorts and rural guesthouses.
Comfortable hotels or heritage properties in nearby towns or cities.
Some high-end tours may offer luxury accommodations in conjunction with the farm visits.
9. What kind of food can I expect on the tour?
Food on agriculture tours is often fresh and locally sourced, with a focus on traditional North Indian cuisine. Depending on the region, you might enjoy:
Punjabi food: Parathas, dal makhani, lassi, and butter chicken.
Rajasthani food: Dal baati churma, kachoris, and other millet-based dishes.
Himachali food: Siddu (steamed bread), madra (chickpea curry), and local apple-based dishes.
Many meals will be made from farm-fresh ingredients, and you may even participate in the preparation.
10. Is the tour suitable for people interested in organic farming?
Yes, many tours include visits to organic farms in states like Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, and Rajasthan. You can learn about organic farming practices, composting techniques, and the growing popularity of eco-friendly agriculture.
11. Will I learn about modern agricultural technology?
Yes, most tours will expose you to modern farming technologies such as:
Precision farming: Use of technology like GPS and sensors to improve yields.
Mechanized farming: Tractors, harvesters, and other agricultural machinery.
Greenhouse farming and hydroponics, especially in areas like Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.
Innovations in crop research and development at agricultural universities or research centers.
12. Can I take an agriculture tour if I have no farming background?
Absolutely! These tours are designed for a broad audience, from agricultural professionals and students to enthusiasts and travelers with no prior farming knowledge. The tour guides will provide detailed explanations and context at every stop.
13. What are some non-farming activities included in the tour?
Many agriculture tours include cultural and sightseeing activities such as:
Visits to historical sites like the Golden Temple in Punjab, Taj Mahal in Uttar Pradesh, or Hawa Mahal in Rajasthan.
Village walks to experience rural life.
Cultural performances like folk music and dance in Rajasthan or Punjab.
Nature walks or visits to national parks in regions like Himachal Pradesh or Uttarakhand.
14. Are agricultural tours suitable for families and children?
Yes, many agricultural tours are family-friendly and provide engaging activities for children. Kids can enjoy farm visits, animal interactions (especially at dairy farms), and hands-on farming activities like planting seeds or picking fruits.
15. What should I pack for a North India agriculture tour?
Comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activities (light cotton clothes for warmer months, layers for cooler months).
Sturdy shoes for walking on farms and uneven terrain.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses for protection from the sun.
Insect repellent for outdoor visits.
A notebook or camera to capture your experiences and notes on farming techniques.
Any necessary medications, especially if traveling to rural or remote areas.
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