Day 1- Delhi Upon your arrival to Delhi, you will be assisted by our agent and will be transferred to Delhi hotel for an overnight stay.
 
Day 2 - Delhi You have whole day for sightseeing throughout the city. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3 - Delhi to Sariska, 195 Kms / drive for 4 hours Taking a drive to Sariska, on reaching clock in the hotel. In the afternoon, you can tour Sariska Wildlife Park by a jeep safari. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 4 - Sariska to Jaipur, 111 Kms/ drive for 2 hours drive Taking a morning drive to capital city of Rajasthan, witnessing immaculate magnificence of forts and its rich cultural heritage. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 5 - Jaipur Whole day for sightseeing, visiting Amber Fort, Jai Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar Observatory and Hawa Mahal. Embark on elephant’s backs that are decorated beautifully. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 6 - Jaipur to Agra, 235 Kms/ drive for 5 hours Taking a drive to Agra and visiting Fatehpur sikri on the route. Followed by an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 7 - Agra Viewing expertise architecture of Taj Mahal, It appears to be jubilant with white marble showcasing different shades during the dawn and the dusk. You can also visit to Agra fort and markets. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 8 -Agra to Khajuraho (train) Boarding the train to Jhansi. From Jhansi, taking a drive to Khajuraho, en route, visit to town of Orchha dedicated to 17th century fort and many deserted Hindu temples. You will be reaching Khajuraho in the late afternoon, clock in hotel on reaching. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel in Khajuraho.

Day 9 - Khajuraho to Bandhavgarh, 250 Kms / drive for 6 hours Visit to well-known temples of Khajuraho in the early morning hours. Taking n afternoon drive to Bandhavgarh, on reaching clock in hotel. Followed by dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 10 - Bandhavgarh Rejoice an eventful day at Bandhavgarh National Park. Followed by an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 11 - Bandhavgarh to Kanha, 250 Kms/ drive for 6 hours Taking a morning drive to Kanha National Park. On reaching, clock in the hotel followed by an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 12 - Kanha National Park Rejoice an eventful day at Kanha National Park carrying out morning an evening safaris. Followed by an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 13 - Kanha to Nagpur, 266 Kms / drive for 6 hours and then Mumbai (by air) Taking a morning drive to Nagpur airport and take flight to Mumbai. Followed by an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 14 - Depart Mumbai For the first half of the day, you can visit several places such as Mani Bhawan, Gateway of India, Hanging Gardens, Juhu Beach Colaba market and many more. In the evening you will be transferred to the airport to board in home-destined flight.

Delhi is the capital of India, a modern yet traditional city. It is placed in the northern-central India besides Yamuna River. Delhi is enriched with diverse customs and traditions from intricacies of India. Once it was throne to many grand dynasties, it has flourished as the center of political power. It is now becoming propound corporate hub. Delhi has been always delightful in embarking culture, ethnicity, art, theatre and nationwide history. It’s elegance is depicted in monuments and forts such as Red fort, Qutab Minar, Humayun Tomb, India Gate, Humayun’s Tomb and startling markets like Chandni Chowk, Meena Bazar and many more.

Sariska wildlife Park is located about a distance of 200kms from Delhi and is surrounded by arid mountains. It is spread over area of 800 sq kms and homes population of sambar and spotted deer, wild boar and especially tigers. The sanctuary has undertaken “Project Tiger” since 1989. It also has remnants of temples and forts that were built by rulers of Alwar. The sanctuary can be toured all round the year, but your chance to witness wildlife decreases during July and August. The best time to visit is November, you can sight most wildlife during the day and in the evening too. Sighting tiger is becoming common during daytime.

Jaipur, also known as’ pink city’ is the capital of Rajasthan. Amber Fort is located on the hills surrounding the city of Jaipur. Beutifully decorated elephants will serve as your vehicle uphill to observe the serene beauty of royal fort. Jaipur is a city endowed with places of historic significance such as ‘City Palace’ comprising of a museum showcasing king’s belongings, Jantar Mantar, The Royal Observatory and The Hawa Mahal, the Ancient Palace of Winds.

Agra was regal city during Mughal reign between 1571 and 1584.It is very well known for expert architecture and beautiful sculpture of Taj Mahal. Though enigmatic tales are linked to this magnificent masterpiece, it is believed that emperor Shah Jahan has built this tomb in the remembrance of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. It has some passages the Quran imbibed on the walls of white marbles and it took 22 years for it’s completion, was once quoted under 7 wonders of the world. Another famous monument is Fatehpur Sikri that was built by Akbar. You can also visit to Agra fort that was built by three Mughal Emperors. It has wonderful structures such as Moti Masjid, Jahangir’s Palace, Sheesh Mahal, Diwane-i-Am, Diwane-i-Khas.

Orchha's splendor has been pristine since ages and has now become a prosperous inheritance and is worth visiting. Palaces and temples dominate this city, these are remnants of medieval age that were constructed by Bundela rulers in the 16th and 17th centuries. The Bundela Rajput head of clan Rudra Pratap founded it. It extends along Betwa River and served as an idyllic place for his capital. Raja Bir Singh Ju Deo built the superb Jehangir Mahal, a palace hallowed by elegant umbrellas. You can witness the spectacular sight of temples; the interiors are done with blooming blossoms. Laxmi Narayan temple jubilant colors encapsulate various religious and secular beliefs imbibed on the walls.

Khajuraho was once Chandela’s capital now exists as a silent village known for it’s ancient temples. Visit during March is delightful; you can witness stupendous dance festival. The temples cite excellent examples of Indo-Aryan architecture that are beautifully enhanced by carvings that depict Gods, Goddesses, musicians, real and mythological animals. The main temples are in western group enclosed along well-maintained parks. These temples are: - Lakshmi and Varha (dedicated to Vishnu incarnation), Lakshmana (Vishnu), Kandaruya Mahadev (best artistic innovation and architecture), Vishwanath & Nandi (large image of Shiva’s vehicle, Nandi). The eastern group of temples includes Jain temples: Parsvanath (largest one), Adinath, Shantinath, Brahma & hanuman.

Kanha National Park is located in Satpura ranges spreading over 1945 sq kms with limiting its dense area to only 940 sq kms. Deciduous trees and grassy bushes inhabiting wildlife such as Chital, Barasingha, spotted and barking deer, langur and Rhesus monkey, Nilgai, four-horned antelope, wolf, Indian Bison and blackbuck, dominate it. It also has various species of birds such as Painted Patridge, Falcon and Red jungle fowl.

Bandhavgarh is a home to tigers in lush green surroundings. In amidst of the forest, a fort is present which belongs to Maharaja of Rewa and permission is required to enter within it which is available locally. The most cherishing features of this park are it’s beautifully manifested gardens. Resort inside the park can serve you with extensive information about the par as it encapsulates it in the form of pictures and volumes of wildlife books. You can witness presence of chital (spotted deer), Nilgai, four-horned antelope, Leopards, wild boar, tigers and also serves paradise for bird watchers. It has about 275 species of birds comprising of peacocks hornbills, parakeets and many more.

Mumbai is an ever-elated city and is always on a constant moving spree. The British from the Portuguese acquired Mumbai in 1665. It was later handed over to the East India Company in 1671 in return of 10 gold Sterling Pounds annually. It is one of the biggest industrial hub encapsulating “Bollywood”, textiles, chemicals and many more.It has many interesting places to visit such as “Gateway of India”, Prince of Wales Museum ( has a majestic collection of miniatures), Ferozshah Mehta Gardens, Marine Drive Chowpattty Beach and Mani Bhawan (place where Mahatma Gandhi spent 17 yrs of his life). It serves to be the best place for people looking for fashion fiesta with markets such as Colaba, Crawford market an many more.