Today you will go to the airport to check in for your flight to Delhi, the Indian capital. Due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance, the exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. You will be spending the night on the plane, which may be cold, so it is recommended that you bring warm clothing. We wish you a good night's rest.

Upon arrival, the local Indian tour guide will meet you at the airport and assist you in checking into the hotel for a rest. Meals are not included today, so please arrange your own food. It is recommended to dine in the hotel.

Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, other different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.

Upon arrival in Delhi, the capital of India, the excellent local Chinese tour guide of India will pick you up at the airport, and after all the group members arrive, we will drive to Agra, the ancient capital of India, on the south bank of the Yamuna River. Visit one of the seven architectural wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal (closed on Fridays), a Muslim mausoleum built over a period of 22 years, all of white marble from the Deccan Plateau, the most perfect jewel of Muslim art in India, one of the classic masterpieces in the World Heritage Site, known as "perfect architecture" and the "Pearl of India".

Then head to the Agra Fort on the opposite bank, the seat of the ancient imperial capital, now a masterpiece of Islamic architecture, a famous World Heritage Site and a famous tourist destination in India. The fort is built entirely of red sandstone, and the palace is intricately carved and designed on the painted beams and walls, which still vaguely retains the magnificent style of the past, and is also a well-known World Heritage Site.

After breakfast, depart for Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, known as the "Pink City" because most of its buildings are made of local red sandstone. In the afternoon, visit the City Palace Museum, which houses a valuable collection of two-wheeled chariots of the past, urns of holy water from the Ganges, and an exhibition of Maharaja costumes, musical instruments, weapons, and a variety of Indian utensils. Later, check into the hotel for some rest.

Jaipur, with its historic Jantar Manta Observatory, the striking Palace of the Winds, the majestic Amber Fort, and countless temples and pavilions tucked away in the hills and trees, is still a beautiful and enchanting place to visit today, the former capital of Rajasthan.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the Amber Fort, which consists of a series of palaces, all of which are made of four types of stone: milky white, light yellow, rose red and pure white, all of which are smooth and smooth, and intertwined to form coordinated textures and lines. You can also see the world's most magnificent stained glass palace hall, the entire palace is openwork carving color, doors and windows are constructed with artistic patterns, and the interior of the palace is embedded with glass walls, in the reflection of sunlight, everywhere vivid. The interior walls of the palace are made of thumb-sized mercury lenses, which are extremely valuable.

On the way back to the hotel, you can see the Water Palace (exterior) in the middle of the lake and get out of the car to take pictures. Visit the Janta Manta Observatory, built in the early 18th century to observe the heavens. Continue to the Birla Temple and pass Jaipur's landmark Palace of Winds (exterior), a mid-18th century architectural masterpiece, where you can get out for a photo stop.

After breakfast, drive to Jodhpur, the "Blue City", located on the edge of the Thar Desert and the second largest city in Rajasthan. The blue buildings in the old city are one of the most spectacular sights in Rajasthan, like blue sirens blooming in the middle of the yellow desert, which is very special!

Upon arrival for lunch, visit the symbol of Jodhpur, the Mehrangarh Palace, built on a 125 meter high rocky knoll, with over 30 meter high yellow sandstone ramparts plunging into the blue sky, it is the most spectacular and well preserved castle in Rajasthan. No matter where you are in the city, you can clearly see its towering majesty and be captivated by its regal aura. From here you can also overlook the chic white and blue landscape of the Blue City!

If have enough time, visit the Mandore Garden, a place in the middle of the oasis, with its rocky mountains, maroon sandstone, springs under the towers, lush flowers and trees, and halls of various idols, monuments and statues.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit the Jaswant Thada, a white marble building on the left side of the Mehrangarh Palace, which is a representative  of Indian architecture, famous for its intricate latticework of marble windows, finely carved and displaying the skill of the sculptors.

Later, drive to Udaipur, the "White City", Rajasthan's most romantic water city and an ancient summer palace for royalty. Visit the 15th century Ranakpur Jain Temple, the largest and most important Jain temple in India, located in a remote valley. Built on a huge rocky plinth covering some 5,000 square meters, the temple is intricately structured with 1,444 marble pillars erected in 29 halls, each carved with a different motif and no two the same. (Note: The temple is only open to the public after 12 noon). Arrive in Udaipur and check into your hotel.

After breakfast, visit the City Palace Museum, one of the shining pearls of Udaipur, combining Rajput and Mughal architectural styles, and the largest palace in Rajasthan. Later visit the largest temple in the White City, the Ghagdish Temple, with its beautifully detailed carvings both inside and out.

Later visit the Garden of the Ladies in Waiting, a garden built on the orders of Maharaja Sangram Singh between 1530 and 1734 as a resting place for the consorts and ladies in waiting of the royal harem.

Later, you will drive to the beautiful shores of Lake Pichola to enjoy the glorious North Indian sunset. The rest of the day is at your leisure to photograph the local folklore or take a boat ride on the beautiful Lake Pichola at your own expense. Although Udaipur is located in the arid desert hinterland of North India, the beautiful Lake Pichola is a man-made lake carved out of Udaipur hundreds of years ago, and with its glistening waters and schools of fish and birds, it is a sparkling gem in the arid North India, bringing life to the ancient desert.

Situated in Lake Pichola, the Lake Palace, from sunrise to sunset, under the sunlight, the color of the palace changes from creamy white to golden yellow to light yellow to bright white, and then from bright white to light yellow, golden yellow, light red, and finally back to the serene creamy white. ...... Therefore, Udaipur is also considered to be Rajasthan's Udaipur is also considered to be the "most romantic" city in Rajasthan. The former summer palace of the Rajasthani kings has been converted into the world famous Lakewood Hotel, which has attracted Hollywood celebrities such as Elizabeth Taylor and Vivien Leigh to dine there. You can enjoy dinner at the hotel at your own expense.

After breakfast take flight to Delhi. Upon arrival, visit the Lotus Temple, known as the second Sydney Opera House, veneered with white marble on the outer layer. Visit Jama Masjid, the largest mosque in New Delhi, the fifth largest in India and the 29th largest mosque in the world; "Jama" means "Friday", with its two minarets and white Islamic dome glistening in the sun.  Built on the orders of Shah Jahan, the fifth emperor of the Mughal Empire, it is the site of Friday ceremonies and festivals. After dinner, check into your Delhi hotel and relax.

After breakfast, transfer to Delhi airport for your flight to Varanasi, the holy city of the three religions, where the Ganges River is revered as the "Holy River" and the "Mother of India" by the people of India. Upon arrival, you will visit the Tamek Stupa, Chinese Temple, Archaeological Museum and more in Deer Park. Deer Park is located about 10 kilometers north of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, India, where Siddhartha Gautama first taught Buddhism and the Buddhist Sangha was founded, and is one of the four sacred sites of Buddhism in ancient India.

Return to Vanarasi and in the evening proceed to the Ganges River for the ARTTI Lighting Ceremony. Sitting by the Ganges, the night breeze is pleasant, the music of the ritual echoes in the river, the noisy old city is instantly silent, the priests light lamps and burn incense, play the flute and ring the bells, murmur and sing the scriptures, and the devout believers by the river chant together, without any noise, even the non-believers will be touched by the scene as if their souls have been washed clean.

Depending on the flight time to Varanasi airport, take an inland flight to Delhi, visit the Ghutab Tower, one of the Seven Wonders of India, the world's tallest brick tower, made of red sandstone and marble, standing at a height of 75.56 meters, is nearly 1,000 years old, why this tower building has been so well preserved remains a mystery. remains a mystery. The tower is a typical Indo-Islamic style building, engraved with Arabic verses of the Koran and a variety of floral patterns.

The India Gate, which resembles the French Arc de Triomphe, is also known as the Monument to the Indian Warriors (special note: you cannot get out of the car to visit this monument on days of special celebrations, such as government meetings). Symbolizing New Delhi's central road, Raj Bhatt is the straight road that connects the Presidential Palace (exterior) on the hill with the war memorial India Gate, and the yellowish majestic buildings to the left and right of the Presidential Palace are the Parliament Buildings (exterior) that have guided India's development

Ending the enjoyable trip, you will return home or move on to your next destination.

Attention: Free transfer time on the day of departure is a fixed time (if there are any changes, please contact customer service in advance, other times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.