Incredible India Tour – 29 Nights & 30 Days

You will be taken on a city tour the following morning after a delicious meal. Raj Ghat, Red Fort, Humayun's Tomb, Jama Masjid, India Gate, Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar, and, if time allows, Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin are among the sights you'll be taken to.

Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, is remembered at Raj Ghat, a memorial and place of cremation. This location is close to the Old Delhi boundaries and along the Yamuna River.

The Red Fort Complex, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, served as the Mughal Empire's former home for more than 200 years. The huge sandstone-covered walls of this historic landmark, which Shah Jahan, the Mughal Emperor, constructed in 1648, include a number of attractions. Inspirational carvings of Indo-Islamic and Mughal architecture can be found inside. It stands for the pride and history of India. The Indian Prime Minister raises the country's flag from the fort during the auspicious Independence Day ceremony.

The enormous monument known as India Gate, which is located alongside the Rajpath and honours the British Indian Army soldiers who participated in World War One, is situated there. If you look attentively, you might be able to see the names of everyone who took part in the conflict at the war memorial, which is open every day. Amar Jawan Jyoti, a permanent light, is displayed with an L1A1 self-loading rifle and a combat helmet on the black marble plinth.

The most popular tourist destination in all of Delhi is the Lotus Garden. Because of their recognisable lotus-shaped building and spacious, spectacular hall for meditation and being in the moment. This building encourages human unity.

The renowned Qutub Minar, which was built in 1193, is a world heritage site recognised by UNESCO. It is another well-known monument. The Qutub complex is home to a number of magnificent mediaeval buildings, including the Iron Pillar and Alai Darwaza, but all eyes are focused on the minaret, which is reputed to be the second-tallest building in India and stands at an astounding height of 72.5 metres. Verse from the Quran is calligraphed on the building's walls, along with decorative elements.

at the southern region of Delhi, at the Dargah Hazrat Nizamuddin area, you may become overcome by the devout Sufi Islamic music. Some of the historical landmarks in this area have a close connection to talented poets like Mirza Ghalib and Nizamuddin Aulia.

You can head back to the hotel for an overnight stay after thoroughly experiencing the city.

You can get ready to visit Akshardham Temple after a hearty breakfast.

Hindu Temple Swaminarayan Akshardham is the name of this fascinating complex. Upon entering this enormous complex, the intricately designed patterns and well-kept gardens will inspire you. There are more than 20,000 of them scattered all across the temple complex. The temple's finely carved stone pillars enhance the charm of the already impressive building. The temple was built by Pramukh Swami Maharaj, the leader of Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha. The complex's main draw is its fountain show, which features stunning light shows after sunset.

You'll be escorted to Delhi Haat after a full day in Akshardham. You can buy vibrant clothing, handlooms, and a range of other products at this crowded market, which sells handicrafts from the majority of Indian states. End the evening by indulging in delectable local cuisine and taking part in cultural pursuits.Hotel stay for the night.

Day 4: After a filling breakfast at the hotel, depart for Delhi Airport. After disembarking at Bagdogra Airport, you can head to the train station and ride the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway to Darjeeling. It's important for you to be aware that the Darjeeling Railway itself is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the beautiful scenery as the train meanders down the lines, which are encircled by tea gardens and lush hilly forest. Once you've reached your location, you can unwind and spend the night at the chosen hotel.

Darjeeling is a fantastic location where you can have the chance to restore your relationship with nature. It is known for its stunning tea gardens and the steam toy train. Numerous older buildings in the British style that surround the town, such as the heritage schools, add to the hill station's beauty. You can view Kanchenjunga mountain, the third-highest mountain in the world, from this location. Pine trees, magnolias, rhododendrons, and orchids are abundant in Darjeeling, which is a beautiful town. Hotel stay for the night.

The next morning, following breakfast at your Darjeeling hotel, you can leave for a sightseeing tour that includes well-known sites including Chowrasta, Observatory Hill, and Love Road. You can return to the hotel for the evening after the trip.

Perhaps only Chowrasta attracts residents from all around the town for a brief catch-up with pals. Additionally, it's a great place to take a leisurely stroll and take the kids out for a ride on the cute ponies around the expansive area. In Chowrasta, you may find a wide variety of entertainment options. Bustling local markets and boutiques can also be found here. A statue of the well-known Nepali poet Bhanubhakta Acharya, who translated the Ramayana into Nepali, can also be found in the square.

Near Chowrasta lies the stunning tourist destination known as Observatory Hill. From here, you can admire the splendour of the hills and find comfort in nearby Buddhist and Hindu temples.

On the other hand, Love Road is close to the busy streets but offers a perfect setting for couples to spend time together away from Chowrasta's bustling population and sink into the realms of nature and quiet. Hotel stay for the night.

You can prepare for a full day of touring on the sixth day by visiting some of the well-known locations, including Tiger Hill, Happy Valley Tea Garden, Tibetan Refugees Self-Help Centre, and Batasia Loop. You are welcome to stay the night at the hotel after the trip.

Due to its spectacular views of the Himalayas, Tiger Hill is one of Darjeeling's most popular tourist destinations. The Kanchenjunga peak may be seen from the observatory, and on a clear day, Mount Everest is also dimly visible. Visitors to Tiger Hill are frequently more thrilled by the magnificent scenery than by the mountain ranges. Simply breathtaking, the sunrise and sunset moments melt your heart.

Nearly three km separate Happy Valley Tea Garden from Darjeeling's northern region. The oldest tea estate in existence, covering 437 acres, is what makes this location unique. You are welcome to visit and explore this magnificent location, which is about 150 years old. The tea estate industry sees increased activity between March and May. You get to go on a tea tasting tour while savouring something cool and admiring the estate's expansive, lush greenery.

On the other side, Batasia Loop is a well-liked location where passengers can depart the historic Himalayan Railway and take in the beauty of the Kanchenjunga. On one end of the loop, there is also a memorial to the war. The well-known Ghoom Railway Station and the Ghoom Monastery are both close by this location. Hotel stay for the night.

You can pack your bags and head to Bagdogra Airport to catch a flight to Delhi after breakfast at the Darjeeling hotel. When you get in Delhi, you have two options: rest in the hotel you've chosen or visit the market to go shopping. Hotel stay for the night.

You can check out of your hotel in Delhi on the eighth day of your trip and drive to the airport to catch your aircraft to Varanasi. When you arrive at Varanasi's airport, a representative from our company will welcome you and accompany you to the hotel of your choice, where you may relax and have some refreshments.

Later, you will be taken to a pilgrimage destination located about 5 miles from the city at Sarnath. It is believed that after attaining enlightenment Buddha preaches his first sermon here. During your visit, you can also see signatory pillar dedicated to Lord Buddha along with a stupa. The Damekh Stupa is the exact spot where Lord Buddha performed his first teachings. Sarnath is the most significant destination for Buddhist pilgrims.

Additionally, it includes an archaeological museum that houses a sizable collection of Buddhist artefacts, antiques, and relics. You are welcome to participate in the Varanasi aarti in the evening. It is a revered Hindu custom that has persisted for many years. After that, you can make your way to the hotel to spend the night.

You can take an early morning boat trip on the River Ganga the following morning after breakfast at the hotel. Then, you'll be taken to see Kachori Gali, Kinari Bazaar, Khoa Gali, and Vishwanath Gali, among other places.

You may enjoy a tranquil view of the vivid landscapes around the Ghats during the morning boat tour. You will be astounded by the sunrise, and the morning tour's attractiveness is enhanced by the lovely symphony of birds. You may see the residents go about their morning rituals, watching some of them take a plunge in the sacred river while others worship to the deity. You are welcome to head back to the hotel for a nice breakfast after the instructive tour of the Ganga River.

Markets are a big part of life in India; you can find a variety of markets selling a wide range of goods. One such crowded yet lively bazaar in Varanasi is Kinari Bazaar, where beautiful bridal gowns and other products are on show. Kachori Gali offers a variety of tasty Indian appetisers, including the deep-fried nibbles known as kachoris, if you wish to sample some regional specialties. Similar to Kachori Gali, Khoa Gali sells dairy goods like paneer.

After stuffing your face with mouthwatering food, you can visit Hindu University Campus, one of Asia's biggest universities spanning across more than 4000 acres. You may find a number of attractions on the site, including the Aurangzeb Mosque and an art gallery.

Later on in the day, you will be taken on a tour of the city that includes stops at significant locations like the University, Bharat Mata Temple, and Vishwanath Temple. You spend the night there.

After breakfast the following morning, you can check out of the hotel in Varanasi and board a flight to Agra. When you reach this Mughal city, you can unwind at the chosen hotel there. You can leave on your own for leisurely sightseeing later in the evening, and then the hotel will indulge you with spa treatments. The next step is an overnight stay at the hotel.

Agra, the history-rich capital of the Mughals, is situated on the Yamuna River's banks and inspires visitors to discover its past by touring each of its landmarks, particularly the Agra Fort. Even though the city is as advanced as any other in India, seeing the old forts coexist with the modern buildings is a soul-stirring sight. People travel to this city to see the magnificent Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world. On the other side, Fatehpur Sikri is a fortified city that features stunning Mughal artwork and wonderful architecture. Hotel stay for the night.

You will be given a day tour of the city today, visiting sights like the Taj Mahal, Sikandra, the Agra Fort, and Itmad-Ud-Daulah Tomb, among other stunning and well-known monuments. The next step will be to spend the night at the hotel.

Without a doubt, tourists travel to Agra to see the Taj Mahal. This marble mausoleum was constructed in 1632 for Mumtaz Mahal, the adored wife of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. This enormous building, which took more than 22 years to build, is frequently cited as a magnificent example of Mughal architecture because it incorporates elements of Islamic, Indian, Persian, and Ottoman Turkish architecture. Some people even refer to a work of art as the "Jewel of Muslim Art in India." The intricate calligraphy, such as jali, inlay, and semi-precious stones, are a few of the Taj's most attractive features.

After inspecting and admiring the famous wonder, you can return to the hotel and unwind for a little before leaving to visit other destinations.

Akbar's mausoleum is located in Sikandra. The majestic Tomb of Akbar the Great is surrounded by beautiful, serene environment, and you might even see deer freely roaming the area. Prior to his passing, it is reported that Akbar himself ordered the red sandstone; nonetheless, his son Jahangir finished the building. The mausoleum's design was influenced by a variety of architectural styles, including Hindu, Jain, Islamic, Buddhist, and Christian designs.

The enormous Agra Fort is another UNESCO World Heritage Site that you can visit and take a tour of. Red sandstone was also used to construct this walled city during the reign of Raja Badal Singh. After the first Battle of Panipat, the Mughals later captured the Hindu monarch and took control of valuable valuables like the Koh-i-Noor diamond.

One of the top attractions in Agra is Itmad-Ud-Daulah Tomb, and some people believe the interior is superior to the Taj Mahal. It includes priceless stones like topaz, onyx, and jasper. Itmad-Ud-Daulah (formerly Ghiyas Beg), Jahangir's chief minister and a dependable official in Akbar's court, was given this magnificent building by Jahangir's wife, Nur Jahan.

On the other side of the Yamuna River, you may also take a historic walk. While enjoying tea on tea terraces with the locals, you may take in the splendour of the Taj. Hotel stay for the night.

You can check out of your accommodation in Agra after breakfast and depart for Jaipur, stopping briefly at Fatehpur Sikri, another magnificent creation of the Great Mughal Emperor Akbar.

This historical city was established in 1569 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Buland Darwaza, regarded as one of the largest gates in the world, is a famous landmark that is situated right here in this city complex. Additionally, it is thought that Fatehpur Sikri was the birthplace of Akbar's Navratnas, or "nine gems," or courtiers.

Lunch will be served after you've had a chance to see the planned historic city, and then you'll travel to Jaipur. When you get to the Jaipur hotel you had reserved in advance, you can check in and unwind for the evening.

Jaipur, often known as the Pink City and the capital of Rajasthan, is a city replete with palaces and history can be heard everywhere. Numerous people from around the world visit forts and palaces because of their splendour. Frequently, the Golden Triangle Circuit, which every traveller longs to experience, includes Jaipur as well as the two magnificent states of Agra and Delhi. This city boasts a vibrant, vivid culture that is peppered with exciting festivals. Additionally, this city has become one of India's most contemporary cities.

You have the opportunity to tour renowned sites in Jaipur on Day 13, including Amber Fort, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, and Hawa Mahal. Once you've finished a hearty breakfast at the hotel, you can travel to these locations.

The magnificent Amber or Amer Fort in Jaipur is one of the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Sites and is situated in one of the city's hills. Raja Man Singh began construction on this magnificent palace in 1592, and his son Jai Singh finished it off. The magnificent Mughal architecture is reflected in Amer Fort, which is wonderfully embellished with gems like Jalis and semi-precious stones.

The City Palace in Jaipur eloquently displays Rajasthani architectural tradition while incorporating elements of Mughal and European design. The Maharaja of Jaipur resides in the palace, which was built between 1729 and 1732, and the wealthy royals still live in part of the palace. Chandra Mahal, Mukut Mahal, Mubarak Mahal, City Palace Museum, Maharani's Palace, Shri Govind Dev Temple, and other attractions may be found in the other half of the palace.

The Jantar Mantar, which was constructed by Jai Singh II, is yet another magnificent monument that draws all tourists to Jaipur. One of the five sundial observatories is located beneath the UNESCO sites. This type of sundial was utilised in past times for astrology as well as other purposes besides telling the time.

The Hawa Mahal, a famous wonder created by Pratap Singh in 1799, is situated in the heart of the busy market in the old city of Jaipur. As you might have noticed, the Hawa Mahal's name means "palace of winds," and its façade has many windows that have the appearance of being made of honeycomb. Additionally, it permitted the women to look out the windows and take in the bustling market without being seen by anyone. Hotel stay for the night.

Your agenda will take you to Samode, a historic village in Rajasthan, after a filling breakfast at the hotel.

Samode Village is a charming community that formerly belonged to the Amber Kingdom. The 16th-century Rajput Fort, which was later restored into Samode Palace in the 19th century employing Mughal and Rajput architectural traditions, is the main draw in this area. The palace, however, underwent a series of renovations in 1987 and was quickly transformed into an opulent heritage hotel. You can meander through the Samode Bagh, a Mughal-style garden that spans more than 20 acres. Along with paintings and fountains, the palace also includes other lovely features that blend Rajasthani, Mughal, and Victorian decor.

Following the tour, you can have a stroll around the grounds or a camel cart ride. Hotel stay for the night.

After a nice breakfast at the hotel, you will check out today in preparation for your trip to Nimaj.

The magnificent Nimaj Fort, which goes back to 1733, is the only attraction in this area and the main reason visitors come. Thakur Jagram Singh initially constructed this fort in a Rajput manner. This massive fort includes separate areas for men and women. In addition to the fort, there are additional sights to see, such as the Magar Mandi Temple from the ninth century. You can see several animals like blackbucks and blue bulls at this archaeological site.

There is also a magnificent natural area where you may discover peace and quiet away from the city, surrounded by flowering trees and emerald open green space. The distance between Chhatra Sagar and the fort is 4 km, and it extends for more than 10 km. A beautiful summer hideaway to breathe in the fresh air and connect with nature is this century-old lake. Both migratory birds and certain indigenous species can find safety near the dam in this area. On one side of the dam, where the birds live, there is a campground where visitors can unwind.

The camp has all required amenities like hot/cold running water, a sitting space, and attached private bathrooms. Additionally, it offers delectable traditional fare that you can try and learn to create if you're interested in learning some Rajasthani cuisine. The lodging will be a tent for the night.

On the sixteenth day, you can enjoy a breakfast in the open air at the campsite before going for a great nature walk off the beaten route. You can see several birds during this session, so just enjoy yourself and let all your concerns fade away. The rest of the day can be spent at your leisure, and in the evening, you can gather around the romantic bonfire and simply enjoy the moment while seeing the brilliant stars. Following is an overnight stay in your tented lodging.

You can have breakfast there in the early morning before driving to Udaipur, your next stop. Midway through, you'll be transported to a restaurant for a delectable meal. When you get to the Udaipur hotel, you can check in and unwind. Later, you can enjoy your free time or take a self-guided tour of the neighbourhood markets and buy some souvenirs to bring home.

One of the most romantic cities in India, not just in Rajasthan, is Udaipur. You can't help but fall in love with this place's culture, historical sites, and tranquilly while you're here. This City of Lakes has frequently been one of the most popular wedding locations due to its wealth of elegance and history. Numerous historic hotels in the city offer luxurious amenities and tranquilly. The city is bordered by the Aravali Hills in addition to lakes. You'll want to stay longer given the area's verdant hills and azure waterways. You'll spend the night in the hotel.

After breakfast on the second day in Udaipur, you will be chauffeured to a number of sights, including the City Palace, Saheliyon Ki Bari, Bagore Ki Haveli, and Jagdish Temple. An overnight stay at the hotel is required after the tour.

On the eastern shore of Lake Pichola, there are fascinating buildings like the City Palace, whose breathtaking grandeur will astound you. This historic building, which dates back to 1559 AD, is a well-known landmark in Udaipur. The Lake Palace Hotel, located next to a serene lake, is another jewel that City Palace overlooks. The Mor Chowk, also known as the Peacock Courtyard, the Chini Chitrashala Art Gallery, which is housed in Bhim Vilas homes, and a number of other fascinating locations, including Moti Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, Dilkhush Mahal, and Krishna Vilas, are some of the additional attractions where you can appreciate the beauty of nature and heritage.

Another wonderful location to visit is Saheliyon ki Bari, also known as the Garden of Maidens, and it dates back to the 18th century. Maharana Sangram Singh constructed this garden, which is embellished by a number of fountains, pools, lawns, and fluorescent flowerbeds. There is a sitting area in the garden as well, and wonderful mosaics and artworks beautify the space.

Bagore Ki Haveli is an 18th-century building with more than a hundred rooms that was built by the Mewar Minister. Beautiful glass and mirror work adorns each area. It features a sizable collection of Mawar paintings, costumes, and modern art.

Maharana Jagat Singh I constructed the well-known Jagdish Temple in Udaipur in the year 1651 AD. The mandapa is linked to the double-story saandhara sanctuary and features magnificent Maru-Gurjara architecture.

You will thereafter be taken on a motor launch tour of Lake Pichola. You can use this chance to catch the beautiful sunset. Hotel stay for the night.

You can enjoy breakfast at the hotel in the morning before leaving. To get a flight to Mumbai, you will be transported to the airport. When you get there, you can check in and spend the day at your leisure in your room. Mumbai, the capital of Bollywood, is known as the "city that never sleeps" and is home to horn-blaring automobiles and ships. The city, which serves as the state capital of Maharashtra, has a sizable high-end infrastructure that cosily adjoins the beach, where both locals and visitors congregate to enjoy the cooling air from the Arabian Sea. With so many stores to choose from, the shopping scene here is great. It also boasts fantastic dining options and a great nightlife. It is impossible to dispute Mumbai's status as one of India's wealthiest cities and the residence of some of the richest citizens of the nation. Hotel stay the night before

You may get set for a full day of touring in Mumbai after breakfast at the hotel. You'll be driven to the Gateway of India, Victoria Terminus, Dhobi Ghat, Mumbai Fort, Rajabai Clock Tower, Flora Fountain, Mumbai High Court, Marine Drive, and Chowpatty Beach among other sights.

Marine Drive, which runs down the road curiously delivers a peaceful vibe amid Mumbai's busy streets. It is one among Mumbai's most popular destinations for tourists and locals alike to visit and unwind. This well-known location is frequently referred to as the Queen's Necklace because of its shape and the passing lights throughout the night.

You may enjoy a fantastic perspective of the cityscape, which is home to numerous offices and attractions, from Marine Drive.

Just a few kilometres from Marine Drive, Chowpatty Beach is a famous location where locals and tourists go to enjoy the scenery. Additionally, there are many vendors offering regional foods like bhelpuri, pav bhajis, panipuri, etc. on the beach. Make sure to visit during the weekdays when there are fewer people on the beach. Ganesh Chaturthi and Dussehra festivals draw large crowds of pilgrims who are celebrating the auspicious event on the seashore.

The Taj hotel is close to the well-known Mumbai landmark known as the Gateway of India. In 1911, this monument was erected to commemorate His Majesties King George V and Queen Mary's visit to Apollo Bunder.

The city's centre is home to the breathtakingly stunning Flora Fountain, which was built in 1869 as a tribute to British Governor Sir Bartle Frere. The attractive mythical statue embraces the allure of the Roman Goddess of Flowers.

Victoria Terminus, sometimes referred to as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, was constructed in 1887 and is a masterpiece of architecture. It was constructed to honour Queen Victoria's golden jubilee. Instead of the impressive main railway station, it more closely resembles a palace. The building has a large fifteen thousand foot frontage and was constructed in an Italian-Gothic style. Beautifully landscaped flower gardens surround the building, which also features a magnificent 160-foot-tall dome on its façade that is topped by a figure of a woman holding a torch.

The enormous Rajabai Clock Tower, which is 85 metres tall and mimics London's Big Ben, is a tower. This tower's history dates back to a time when it was notorious for suicide cases, which is why it is currently inaccessible to visitors. The name of the clock tower, Rajabai, honours Premchand Roychand's financially supportive blind mother.

The Bombay High Courts, one of Mumbai's wealthiest locations, has one of the city's oldest clocks. Built in 1862, it proudly displays its Gothic-Revival style architecture. The name of the court has not changed even though Mumbai has replaced Bombay as the name of the city.

The Dhobi Ghat is the largest and most important location in the city. Mumbai is well renowned for only this one location. When you pay a visit here, you may anticipate seeing large clothes being washed from all around the city. In close proximity to Colaba to the north, you may also visit the Mumbai Fort. You'll be brought back to the heyday of Mumbai by this fort. Beautiful views of the city and the vast Arabian Sea may be had from the fort. You can come back for an overnight stay after the tour.

You can check out and head to the airport to catch your flight to Cochin after having breakfast at the hotel. Our representative will meet you at Cochin airport and drive you to Alleppey. The Kettuvallam (houseboat) Vrinda where you would be staying is opulent.

Your accommodation is a houseboat that plies the Vembanad Lake, where it meets the Alleppey canal. You may enjoy the backwaters, the relaxing atmosphere, and the chirping of birds while riding in comfort. Your supper will be provided to you on board as you enjoy the beautiful sunset. You can enjoy a traditional classical performance called Kathakali later in the evening.

This charming Keralan city is surrounded by backwaters that give off an ethereal feeling. The picturesque backwaters of Alleppey, commonly known as Alappuzha, are its claim to fame. Vembanad Lake, the longest lake in India and even the largest in Kerala, is unquestionably stunning and has been dubbed Venice of East by Lord Curzon. The emerald green surroundings that softly sway alongside the serene river definitely exude romance. In addition to houseboats and backwaters, the state hosts a number of spectacular festivals.

This city is surrounded by tens of thousands of people during the boat races. Other attractions include churches like St. Mary's Syro-Malabar and Catholic Forane Church as well as caverns like Edakkal caverns and temples like Sri Krishna Temple and Mullakkal Temple. On the houseboat, you can unwind and stay the night.

The houseboat departs from Vembanad Lake Jetty today and travels towards Alleppey. A great breakfast is available on board, and you'll also pass by the water highways, a novel farming technique carried out below the surface of the ocean. You will travel across a small waterway before being transferred to a rice boat. You can tour the area and many sites from the half-statue of Lord Buddha to a Tharavad, a typical Keralan family home, using a rice boat.

You can go back to the houseboat and return to the Vembanad Lake after the excursion. Vrinda Vadiyam, a live musical performance using a musical fusion of classical instruments, would keep you engaged. At the Vembanad Lake Jetty, the houseboat or Vrinda will stop for the night.

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After passing the Vembanad Lake Jetty, the houseboat will anchor close to Chambakulam, where you can go on a rice boat excursion and have lunch. You will have the opportunity to visit the 1721-built St. Mary's Church, a 300-year-old Bhagavathy Kshetram, and a collection of snake boats that are utilised in the Chambakulam boat race competition.

You can take in Mohiniattam, sometimes referred to as the Dance of the Enchantress, which is another type of Keralan classical dance. After that, you can return to the houseboat for the night.

You can depart the houseboat after breakfast and proceed to your Kumarakom resort.

The Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, which is a blessing and blooms with a diversity of flora and which even animals like visiting, is located in Kumarakom. The approximate 14-acre bird refuge is home to both migratory and local birds. Cuckoo, heron, egret, moorhen, Siberian crane, parrot, darter, flycatcher, brahminy kite, and cormorant are a few of the well-known ones. Boat races are well-liked throughout Kerala at Kumarakom. You could be particularly drawn to the tranquil atmosphere of this site when you explore it. The coconut trees, lush paddy fields, and serene backwaters are beyond description. The next step will be an overnight stay.

You can relax and take a backwater cruise after breakfast at the hotel. Ayurvedic therapies are an additional option; they are popular in India. They are regarded as a treatment for ailments or any joint pain. You must experience these treatments while visiting Kerala because they are enjoyable.

You are free to do as you choose and spend the night at the resort.

After a filling breakfast the following morning, you can check out of the resort and drive to Cochin Airport. You are welcome to catch a flight to Delhi. You will be escorted to the hotel as soon as you arrive in the city. At the hotel in Delhi, you can unwind and spend the night.

After breakfast the following morning, you can check out of your Delhi hotel and drive to the airport to board a flight to Dehradun. The Ananda Resort and Spa, which is 1.5 hours from the city centre, is where you may check in and relax after you arrive.

This opulent resort, more often known as Ananda in the Himalayas, is among the top 10 luxury spas in India and offers all the comforts one might need. The best services and facilities they offer might help you feel refreshed. This resort offers a heart-melting vista because it is situated at the base of the Himalayas. It will literally blow your head to see the nearby mountains. Aside from the view, the spa services offered here will sooth your body, mind, and spirit and may even help you stay healthy thanks to the use of unique Himalayan herbs during massages. Additionally, the resort provides unique stretching courses like yoga. Additionally, the resort offers incredible activity packages that include overnight accommodations along with a variety of other activities including cooking classes and other outdoor adventure sports. Speaking of dining, you can expect a wide variety of diverse delicacies at the Ananda Resort & Spa. You can take the day off to relax before staying the night.

You can enjoy a soul-stirring sermon at the resort after breakfast and spend the rest of the day at your own. After the massage, you'll feel as though you've been lifted into the air because the oils employed in the spa therapy have a solution for ailments and joint pain. You can stay at the resort overnight after the spa treatment.

The resort's famous tea will be served to you as soon as you awaken the following morning, and you can then participate in a yoga and meditation session. This will be followed by a substantial brunch and luxurious spa treatments. After enjoying some free time for the remainder of the day, spend the night at the resort.

You can begin each day with a special tea supplied in your room, then practise yoga and meditation. After the lesson, you can engage in spa therapy and have breakfast. You can visit Haridwar later in the day and take in attractions like Sapt Rishi and Har Ki Pauri.

The Ganga River is split into seven rivulets at Sapt Rishi, a sacred location. Brahmakund, also known as Har Ki Pauri, is one of Haridwar's most revered Ghats. According to mythology, it was constructed in honour of Bhartrihari, Vikramaditya's brother. Vikramaditya constructed the Ghat. Aarti is conducted every evening, and thousands of devotees flock there to observe this breathtaking display of priests performing holy rituals. You can come back for an overnight stay at the resort following the trip.

The 30-day tour's final day is today. Enjoy a delectable breakfast at the resort before leaving for a prompt journey to Dehradun's airport. You will board your flight to Delhi, where you can complete any last-minute shopping before being taken to the international airport in Delhi for your return trip.