India and Nepal offer an unparalleled mix of history, architecture, vibrant markets and breathtaking landscapes. With our private drivers, your journey is comfortable, flexible and taken care of down to the last detail.
Tour 1: The Ultimate India & Nepal Travel Experience
This tour takes you along famous and unknown sights and beautiful landscapes of India and Nepal. Whether it’s the architectural marvels of Jaipur or the serene beauty of Nepal’s Pokhara, this journey promises memories to last a lifetime.
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Day 1: Welcome to Delhi
Your journey begins in India’s bustling capital, Delhi. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your private driver and escorted to your hotel. Relax at your hotel and take an afternoon stroll around Connaught Place, one of the city’s vibrant hubs.
Day 2: Unveiling Delhi’s History
Dive into Delhi’s rich past with visits to iconic landmarks like the majestic Red Fort, towering Qutub Minar, and solemn India Gate. Visit Karim’s restaurant in Old Delhi for his world famous Butter Chicken.
Dag 3: Journey to Jaipur (The Pink City)
Leave Delhi behind as you drive to Jaipur, famed for its pink-hued architecture and royal charm. Spend the evening exploring the lively bazaars and the grandeur of the City Palace.
Day 4: Royal Discoveries in Jaipur
Dive into Jaipur’s royal history with visits to the Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, and City Palace. Complete your day by indulging in traditional Rajasthani cuisine or shopping for authentic handicrafts.
Day 5: Witness the Iconic Taj Mahal in Agra
En route to Agra, make a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to later witness the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal at dusk.
Day 6: Tranquility in Orchha
A scenic drive takes you to Orchha, a serene town known for its stunning fort complex and peaceful ambiance.
Day 7 and 8: Marvel at the Temples of Khajuraho
Continue the Indian leg of your journey with a visit to Khajuraho, home to intricately carved temples renowned for their architectural brilliance.
Day 9: Arrival in Varanasi
Head to the spiritual city of Varanasi, where the vibrant culture and historic ghats along the Ganges welcome you. Witness the captivating evening Aarti ceremony, a spectacle of lights and music.
Day 10: Cultural Immersion in Varanasi
Rent a rowing boat early in the morning to witness all the rituals along the Ganges, wander around the Ghats and through the lively streets of one of the oldest cities in the world. This is a city you will not soon forget.
Day 11: The border crossing to Nepal – Lumbini
Enter Nepal and head for Lumbini, a serene destination filled with historic gardens and cultural landmarks.
Day 12: Lumbini
A full day to explore the birthplace of Buddha by bike or Tuktuk and visit the many monasteries and temples.
Day 13: Scenic Beauty in Pokhara
Take a drive to Pokhara, a city surrounded by pristine lakes and snow-capped mountains. Relax by Phewa Lake or enjoy the bustling Lakeside Market.
Day 14: Adventure and Serenity in Pokhara
Experience the natural beauty of Pokhara with visits to Davis Falls, Gupteshwor Cave, and the World Peace Pagoda. Complete your day with a peaceful boat ride on Phewa Lake.
Day 15: Into the Wilderness of Chitwan
Travel to Chitwan National Park, a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy an evening jungle safari and spot exotic animals in their natural habitat.
Day 16 and 17: Nature, relaxation and activities in Chitwan
Explore Chitwan with exciting activities such as canoeing, bird watching, a visit to the elephant breeding centre or enjoy a guided walking safari in the lush forests, where you might just encounter the impressive Indian rhino.
Day 18: Welcome to Kathmandu
Arrive in Nepal’s vibrant capital, Kathmandu. Explore the bustling streets of Thamel or relax in your hotel.
Day 19-21: The “Grand Finale” in Kathmandu
Before flying home, end your trip with visits to the many iconic sights in and around Kathmandu, including Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa and the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bakhtapur.
Tour 2: Rajasthan, land of palaces, forts, art and culture
The famous “royal” state of India. The land of the Maharajas with its beautiful palaces and impressive forts. A cultural melting pot of cultures and wonderful sights. Part of the golden triangle with the world-famous Taj Mahal as an absolute highlight.
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Day 1: Welcome to Delhi
Your journey begins in India’s bustling capital, Delhi. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by your private driver and escorted to your hotel. Relax at your hotel and take an afternoon stroll around Connaught Place, one of the city’s vibrant hubs.
Day 2: Unveiling Delhi’s History
Delve into Delhi’s rich past with visits to famous landmarks such as the majestic Red Fort, the towering Qutub Minar and the solemn India Gate. Visit Karim ‘s restaurant in Old Delhi for his delicious Butter Chicken.
Day 3: On to Mandawa with its famous Havelis.
In the afternoon, wander through the quiet streets and admire the many beautifully painted merchant houses (Havelis) of the wealthy merchants who once inhabited this small town.
Day 4: To Bikaner.
Enjoy the scenery and visit the Karni Mata Temple, also known as the rat temple, on the way and you are guaranteed a special “spectacle”. Or take a walk through the old part of the city in the afternoon and get lost in the winding streets.
Day 5: Bikaner and the Junagarh fort
The main attraction is the beautiful and very well maintained Junagarh Fort. Take the audio tour and enjoy this special 16th century building.
Day 6: Through the desert to the golden city, Jaisalmer
Enjoy the dry landscape and marvel at the rising sand-coloured city upon arrival. Try one of the local curries in the evening, you won’t regret
Day 7: A whole day of enjoyment.
Upon arrival, the gate to the golden city already looks impressive. In this fortress city there are not only temples and a palace, but also many homes for the approximately 3000 inhabitants. Wander through the streets and see how daily life plays out here. Then take a camel ride in the desert and spend the night in a tent with festive music at dinner.
Day 8: Towards Jodhpur, the blue city.
After a few hours in the car it is nice to know that Jodhpur has many small street food eateries. After checking in and relaxing in your hotel, a visit to these often years-old “restaurants” is a very pleasant way to end the day. Also try the delicious desserts, many of which originate from Jodhpur.
Day 9: Mehrangarh Fort by hike or zipline
This mighty structure is easy to explore on foot, but for the more adventurous, there is a zipline course that offers magnificent views of the fort and the city. And how nice to cool down after this adventure with the local Lassi, which is thicker and creamier in Jodhpur than in the rest of India.
Day 10: Off to the most romantic city of Rajasthan, Udaipur
When you arrive you immediately feel that this city is different. With its location on Lake Pichola and surrounded by mountains, the contrast with the other cities in Rajasthan is great. With a hotel overlooking the lake, you will want to stay a little longer.
Day 11 and 12: Two days of enjoyment!
Breakfast overlooking the lake, a boat trip around the Lake Palace Hotel, located in the former Jag Niwas palace, a visit to the enormous City Palace or just strolling through the city with a final dinner on a terrace by the lake. You will not be bored during these two days in Udaipur.
Day 13: Towards the holy city of Pushkar
Pushkar, also situated on a lake, has a pleasantly relaxed hippie-like atmosphere. Sit down at the Ghats and watch the locals wash themselves or their clothes in this water. Are you travelling in October or November? Try to combine your visit with the Pushkar fair, the largest camel market in the world. A unique and very photogenic spectacle, which takes place around Pushkar for one week (alternating every year in October or November).
Day 14: Royal Discoveries in Jaipur
After the morning drive, delve into Jaipur’s royal history with visits to the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), the Jantar Mantar and the City Palace.
Day 15: Experience the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra
En route to Agra, make a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a special UNESCO World Heritage Site, to later witness the timeless beauty of the Taj Mahal as night falls,
Day 16: Back in Delhi
This day you still have the opportunity to admire the Taj Mahal at dawn, after which the end of this Rajasthan tour is imminent and the driver will take you back to your hotel in Delhi or to the airport.
