Day 1: Arriving in Delhi

Our driver, who will pick you up at Delhi International Airport and drive you to your accommodation. Take the rest of the day to unwind and get over your trip. You might also check out the nearby markets or eat some authentic North Indian food if you have time. Stay in Delhi for the night.

Day 2: See the attractions in Delhi

Take a full-day guided tour of both Old and New Delhi after breakfast. Start your day by going to Jama Masjid, one of the biggest mosques in India. After that, drive past the Red Fort and then take a rickshaw ride through the busy streets of Chandni Chowk. Visit Raj Ghat, where Mahatma Gandhi is buried, and then explore the sights of New Delhi, like India Gate, the President's House, Qutub Minar, and Humayun's Tomb. You can relax at night. Stay in Delhi for the night.

Day 3: From Delhi to Agra (210 kilometers, 4 hours)

After breakfast, head to Agra. There is the Taj Mahal. Check into your hotel when you get there, and then go visit the attractions. The first thing you should do on your trip is visit the majestic Agra Fort. It used to be home to Mughal monarchs and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. People know the beautiful Itmad-ud-Daula's Tomb, which is also known as the "Baby Taj," for its intricate marble lattice work. Mehtab Bagh is a park on the banks of the Yamuna River where you may glimpse the Taj Mahal at sunset. Stay the night at Agra.

Day 4: From Agra to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikari 240 kilometers, or 5 hours,

If you want to see the beautiful beauty of dawn, go to the Taj Mahal early in the morning. When the sun comes up, the white marble monument shines gold. It looks extremely nice. Go back to your accommodation, eat breakfast, check out, and then go to Jaipur. Fatehpur Sikri, a ghost town made of red sandstone that Emperor Akbar erected in the 16th century, is on the way. Go on to Jaipur, which is sometimes called the "Pink City." When you get there, check into your hotel and relax. Stay in Jaipur for the night.

Day 5: Going to places in Jaipur

After breakfast, go on a full-day journey to Jaipur to view the sites. Amber Fort, a beautiful fort on a hill with great views of the city, is the first place you should go. You can ride an elephant or an automobile to the top of the fort. Then, visit the City Palace, where the royal family of Jaipur lives now, and the Jantar Mantar, an 18th-century astronomical observatory. The Hawa Mahal, or Palace of Winds, is one of the most famous places to view in Jaipur. Take pictures there. Spend the night at Jaipur's great bazaars, where you may buy jewelry, textiles, and handicrafts. Stay in Jaipur for the night.

Day 6: Fly from Jaipur to Cochin.

After breakfast, go to Jaipur Airport to catch your flight to Cochin (Kochi) in Kerala. When you get there, our local agent will meet you and help you get around and show you around Cochin. The colonial-style structures and cobblestone streets in Fort Kochi are well-known. You can also see the Chinese Fishing Nets and St. Francis Church, which is the oldest European church in India. You may walk along Marine Drive at night or go to the adjacent spice shops. Stay in Cochin for the night.

Day 7: Munnar to Cochin (130 miles, 4 hours)

After breakfast, head to Munnar, which is one of the most picturesque hill towns in Kerala. There are tea gardens, rubber plantations, and hills that are draped in mist along the way. The road itself is beautiful. Take pictures at the Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls along the way. When you get there, check into your hotel and then spend the rest of the day relaxing in Munnar's quiet environs. Stay the night in Munnar.

Day 8: Visit Munnar.

Go to Munnar after breakfast. Start at Mattupetty Dam, which is bordered by tea plantations and hills that roll. Then head to Echo Point, where you may hear your voice echoing off the hills. You may learn about how Kerala grows and processes tea at the Tea Museum. Next, head to Eravikulam National Park, where the Nilgiri Tahr is in risk of being extinct. You can relax and shop at the local market in the evening. Stay in Munnar for the night.

Day 9: Munnar to Alleppey (5 hours/170 km)

After breakfast, drive to Alleppey (Alappuzha), which is famous for its backwaters and houseboat tours. When you get there, go on your private luxury houseboat and start a beautiful cruise past rice fields, canals dotted with palm trees, and little settlements. You may relax and enjoy the magnificent backwater environment while eating delicious Kerala-style food. The houseboat will be silent wherever it stays the night. Decide to stay on the houseboat for the night.

Day 10: Leave Alleppey and drive 55 kilometers (two hours) to Cochin.

After breakfast, check out the houseboat and then head back to Cochin Airport to start your next vacation. The tour ends with good recollections.