• Start in Old Delhi, the historic heart of the city, known for its narrow lanes, neighbourhood temples, spice markets, and dense residential life.
• Experience short rickshaw rides through market streets where daily trade still dominates the area.
• Move into New Delhi later in the day to see wider avenues and landmark architecture, including Humayun’s Tomb and Qutub Minar.

Personalisation: Add an arrival-and-recovery night before Day 1, or replace Old Delhi with a museum-led route.

• Travel by road from Delhi into Rajasthan, with comfort stops planned along the way.
• Arrive in Jaipur by early afternoon and check in before any sightseeing begins.
• The rest of the day is kept light, allowing time to walk nearby areas, visit a craft space, or rest before the following day.

• Visit Amber Fort in the morning, known for its hilltop setting and large defensive architecture.
• Continue into the city to see the City Palace and Jantar Mantar, focusing on royal life, courtyards, and astronomical instruments.
• The afternoon is left flexible for rest, a spa visit, or optional artisan interactions without showroom pressure.

• Drive from Jaipur toward Ranthambore, moving from urban areas into forested terrain.
• Arrive at the lodge by early afternoon to allow time to settle in before safari days begin.
• The evening is kept quiet, with time on the property or a short walk near the village edge.

• Morning safari inside Ranthambore National Park, covering forest tracks and open grassland zones.
• Return to the lodge for rest during the warmer hours of the day.
• Afternoon safari follows a different route, offering a changed perspective as light and animal movement shift.

Note: Ranthambore has a high density of Bengal tigers, but wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

• Depart Ranthambore and travel toward Agra by road.
• Break the journey with scheduled comfort stops to manage the longer drive.
• Arrive in Agra by evening, keeping the night free before visiting Mughal monuments the next day.

• Visit the Taj Mahal in the morning, followed by Agra Fort to understand Mughal power, scale, and city planning.
• Time is paced to avoid rushing between sites, with short transfers throughout the day.
• The afternoon remains flexible for gardens, craft areas, or rest after the morning visits.

• Return to Delhi by road in the morning.
• Visit Qutub Minar and nearby heritage areas in the afternoon as a final architectural layer to the journey.
• The evening is left open to rest or prepare for departure.

• A calm final morning in Delhi, with time for Birla Mandir or a short neighbourhood walk.
• Farewell lunch planned before airport transfer.
• Departure scheduled with buffer time to account for city traffic.

Personalisation: Add a night after arrival in Delhi to avoid a rushed departure.