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Discover the natural and cultural highlights of northern India. Prepare to be amazed by the sights, sounds, hustle and bustle of Old Delhi’s narrow streets and hectic bazaars. Travelling by train to Agra you set out to discover what has been described as the world’s most beautiful building – the Taj Mahal.
type of trip:
Small group travel
price:
From £1049 - £1499 (11 days) inc UK flights
late availability:
Late availability on 14th & 21st December departures
An unforgettable journey through northern India – the tranquil lakeside palaces of Udaipur, the ‘pink city’ of Jaipiur, Ranthambore tigers, the stunning Taj Mahal and the contrasts of New and Old Delhi.
Northern India is home to many National Parks, each with a unique character, and which provide numerous species with a safe haven. On this trip we visit three tiger parks and the bird sanctuary at Keoladeo Ghana National Park, and enjoy some magnificent wildlife in its natural environment.
Exotic Rajasthan, the 'Land of Princes' is blessed with awe-inspiring monuments to a fierce warrior past. The magnificent forts of Jodphur, Jaisalmer and Jaipur bear testament to the battles that once raged across this desert land, whilst the romantic palaces in Udaipur, Fatehpur Sikri and the world famous Taj Mahal offer a glimpse of a softer side to North India's rich history.
Northern India conjures up memorable and colourful images including the Taj Mahal, the holy River Ganges, tigers, turbans, saris, great food and rickshaws. We visit Fatehpur Sikri and the 'Pink City' of Jaipur, home to the wonderful former Maharaja Palace and the splendid hilltop Amber Palace.
The "Golden Temple Mail" train whisks us through the countryside to our base on the outskirts of Ranthambore National Park; one of the best places in the world to photograph tigers, sightings here are reported almost daily.
A fascinating introduction to Northern India. We visit the Taj Mahal (one of the Wonders of the World) and exotic palaces; and heading away from the main tourist track, we experience rural India where time has stood still.
