North India with South India Tour Package

Day 01: Arrival in Delhi

When your north India with south India tour starts, Delhi welcomes you with a big heart and a mix of tradition and urban life. Our representative of Discover Colors of India will welcome you with open arms upon your arrival. Once at the hotel, a tantalising adventure awaits you, as you travel in your exclusive car. Therefore, prepare yourselves because the next day promises to be a great start.

Day 02: Sights of Symphony in Delhi.

Breakfast in the morning opens your day with vigour you need to start a glorious day. Old and new Delhi are your oyster to explore. You are amazed by the Jama Masjid (Asia’s biggest mosque), the splendid Delhi Red Fort (a Muslim palace) and other architectural treasures. Walk in the shimmering silver streets of Chandni Chowk, pay a visit to Raj Ghat, the abode of Mahatma Gandhi, and admire the wonderful Akshar Dham and Birla Mandir. The next leg of your journey involves Humayun’s Tomb, the imposing Qutub Minar, and Bahai Temple, a lotus-like symbol of India’s secular nature. See India Gate, the majestic Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House and Government Secretariat Buildings as the sun sets. Unravel your own unique story about Delhi’s history.

Day 03: A frescoed journey from Delhi to Mandawa.

When your north India with south India tour starts, Delhi welcomes you with a big heart and a mix of tradition and urban life. Our representative of Discover Colors of India will welcome you with open arms upon your arrival. Once at the hotel, a tantalising adventure awaits you, as you travel in your exclusive car. Therefore, prepare yourselves because the next day promises to be a great start.

Day 04: From Mandawa to Bikaner – Camels, Castles, and Cream.

After having breakfast, you proceed to Bikaner during your north India with south India tour. On your way to Shekhawati, you will pass by the Fatehpur village which is famous across India for its palatial and attractive havelis. Immerse yourself in Bikaner’s historical marvels like the Junagarh fort and a trip to the Camel breeding farm where you will get to observe camel breeding and training. There is a unique Rat temple one can experience in Deshnoke in the evening.

Day 05: From Bikaner to Jaisalmer journey through Thar desert.

Onward the journey goes as the sun rises sending its rays, traversing the magical Thar desert until Jaisalmer. Along the way you will find Pokhran, the birth land of Akbar the great. On arrival at Jaisalmer, the desert town, the sunset works its magic, leaving you spellbound. Get ready for an exciting night at your hotel.

Day 06: The jewels of the shining city of jaisalmer

Come and discover the treasures in the golden city of Jaisalmer. The first destination for the day will be the famous Sonar fort, which looks like it has emerged from the desert landscape and gleams in the golden rays of the desert morning ambience. Visit Badal Niwas, Manak Chowk, Patwon Ki Haveli, Nathmal Ji Ki Haveli and Deewan Salim Singh Ki Haveli where you will discover architectural wonders and historical tales. An evening safari on a camel cart follows a visit to the peaceful Gadisar Lake. In this setting, one can eat by candlelight in mud huts while local artists and musicians entertain them with folk songs. The stars make the desert beautiful.

Day 07: The story of palaces and forts, Jaisalmer to Jodhpur.

In the early morning of your trip you travel to Jodhpur and stop at Mandore Gardens on the way. Mehrangarh Fort, a pride of Jodhpur. The museum inside the fort has various royal palanquins, arms, paintings, costumes and so forth. Visit the different palaces in the fort and Jaswant Thada, a monumental intricate carved marble stone temple cenotaph of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II. You are invited to admire Umaid Bhawan Palace built using sandstone blocks. Finally in the evening, a slow stroll in the well known spice market fills your nostrils with the mouthwatering smell of Indian spices.

Day 08: An artistic odyssey from jodhpur to udaipur.

The day breaks, and you move on towards Udaipur. Along the way, one may choose to visit Ranakpur which means a garden of gold and whose temples were made famous by Rana Kumbha. Its surroundings are a beauty to behold. The Kumbhalgarh Fort having impenetrable walls presents an extensive view of the Aravallis and the Marwar desert. Travel to Udaipur, the “City of Lakes”, and walk around Sahelion ki Bari, a garden complex comprising fountains and lakes, constructed by Maharana Sangram Singh, for his daughter. One can explore the captivating lanes or have a quiet relaxing evening in the city in the evenings.

Day 09: Udaipur - A Royal Encounter

Start your day 9 of north India with south India tour with a luxurious breakfast and go for the city tour of Udaipur. It is the majestic City Palace which is an architectural masterpiece and presents a fascinating history. The Jagdish Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, while the Folk Art Museum has an intriguing collection made up of puppets, musical instruments, and paintings, allowing visitors to see some of Rajasthan's culture. The Lake Palaces are revealed on a boat ride on lake Pichola that unfolds as the day progresses.

Day 10: One of the Spiritual interludes of Udaipur is to Pushkar.

Say goodbye to Udaipur and move on to Pushkar, a holy city shrouded in myth. On the same trail, see Eklingji and Nagda Jain Temple, Saas Bahu Temple, Saas Bahu Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and Vishnu. Visit Brahma temple and Lake Pushkar where believers have a bath in water believed to have sprung off Lord Brahma’s petals. At the end of the afternoon, visit the local colourful market where you are sure to find a lot of colours and cultures intermingled together.

Day 11: The pink city awaits: From Pushkar to Jaipur.

When heading to Jaipur, you can make a detour to Ajmer to see the Nasiyaji Golden Jain Temple, The Dargah Sharif and Adai Din Ka Jaopara. Afternoon is a time to explore the ancient wealth in the capital of Rajasthan, “Pink City.” A tour to the City Palace would reveal the royal history of this empire and would also include viewing of an extensive art collection, carpets and old weapons that it houses. India’s achievements in the field of astronomy is witnessed through the UNESCO- recognized Jantar Mantar Observatory. On your way back, go to the modern wonder, called the Birla Temple. In the evening, feel free to discover Jaipur’s colourful nightlife.

Day 12: Royal explorations in a day’s time in Jaipur.

In Jaipur, there is a whole day of exploration for the royalty. Your journey starts with a thrilling elephant trip to the imposing hilltop fortress of Amber. The place has a number of places of interest for you such as the Sheesh Mahal, Diwan-e-Aam, Diwan-e-Khas, Sukh Niws, Jai Mandir, and the Jal Mahal— the “Water Palace”. Head over to Hawa Mahal, or “Palace of Winds” for an afternoon. This is a building of pink windows and detailed screens. Then tour the Monkey Temple and the Galta Sun Temple, nestled against the mountains.

Day 13: A Historical Journey from Jaipur To Agra Via Fatehpur Sikri.

You spend a relaxed morning before embarking on a journey to Agra. On the way tour Keoladeo National Park, which is an ornithological reserve known as Bharatpur. After lunch, visit the unpopulated Fatehpur Sikri, an old city that was constructed by Akbar in the late sixteenth century. The city of Agra is home to the Jami mosque, Buland Darwaza, Tomb of Shaikh Salim Chishti among other architectural wonders. Impressive Agra Fort awaits as you arrive in Agra, a hilltop citadel with splendid courtyards, fountains and gates. Agra unfolds in the colours and the local markets in the evening.

Day 14: The Taj Mahal and More

Wake up early and visit the inimitable Taj Mahal, the one of the world’s seven wonders. It is the beautiful marble memorial built by Shah Jahan in honour of his dear Queen Mumtaz Mahal that shows forever how great is love. On your way to Delhi, make a detour to Sikandara, where the last resting place of the Mughal emperor Akbar is located. When leaving Agra the pictures of Taj mahal’s breathtaking beauty in your heart will be the same.

Day 15: Southern charms in Delhi to Cochin.

A transition comes in the wee hours of the day when you board an early morning flight to Cochin, where you are to explore the southern charm. Thereafter, you will be met at Cochin airport and escorted to the hotel. Kerala’s commercial centre, Cochin, has a lot of heritage where you get glimpses of Mattanchery Palace, St. Francis Church, Wellington island, Bolghatty Island, Chinese fishing net, and Jews Synagogue. A cruise through the backwaters allows you to experience rural life and the wonderful view of the harbour and its islands. The evening also has its charm on you in the form of a performance of traditional dance-Kathakali.

Day 16: From Cochin to a Riverside Retreat in Kumarakom.

After breakfast, head to Kumarakom where nature’s symphony welcomes you beside the river. Upon arriving at the resort, you will find the peacefulness of the backwaters and greenery surrounding you. You can spend the day exploring and enjoying Kumarakom at your own pace.

Day 17: Kumarakom to Alleppey - Houseboat Haven

Houseboat paradise begins with morning sunshine that takes you to Alleppey. Get ready as you embark your waiting houseboat to be mesmerised by the romantic beauty of nature. You are in coconut-palm-fringed canals and have a local lifestyle. Seeing fresh catch-of-the-day and tapping of toddy (local beverage) from palm trees. You will spend the rest of the day relaxing in the peace of Kumarakom, Kerala.

Day 18: Alleppey to Kovalam - Seaside Serenity

As the sun rises, you proceed onto Kalivalam, a seaside resort. Arrival and Check-in at your hotel on the Kovalam beach. For the rest of the day, you are invited to bask in the beauty of the sea-side.

Day 19: Exploring Thiruvananthapuram

In your tour through Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala, the morning sun will light up your way. Highlights of the day include the Museum Complex, Padmanabha Swamy Temple, Science & Technology Museum, Veli Tourist Village, Akkulam Boat Club and Shangumugham Beach among others. In the evening, all your memories will be about a city that is vibrant with culture and life.

Day 20: Fly from Kovalam to Trivandrum and then Delhi or Mumbai

Your voyage of north India with south India tour ends when you leave Kovalam towards Trivandrum airport en route your flight to either Delhi or Mumbai. In departure, one carries a treasure of unforgettable memories, and the rainbow of exciting colours, sounds & people of beautiful India.