TSI/Incentive Tour 01/Golden Triangle
Day 01 - Arrive Delhi
You arrive at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, which is located at New Delhi. It is among the leading airports of India. It is also regarded by many to be a gateway to India. Here you would meet our representative after being cleared by the customs. He would be holding a card with the name of the group on it. Once your formal interaction is over he would be responsible for your baggage and other properties. You would be taken to your hotel on an Aircon luxury coach. When you arrive at the hotel you would be welcomed in the traditional Indian way with Tikka and Aarti. Afterwards you would be provided with a welcome drink. The representative would also give you some information about the various details of your tour and your luggage would be sent to your room. You would receive the keys to the room. You can retire for the night.
Day 02 - Delhi
Highlights of the day: - Take a rickshaw ride in Chandni Chowk. You would also be provided with a special welcome dinner. This package is known as the Siler Thali Dinner.
Once you had your buffet breakfast, you would be getting on the coach that would take you on a tour of old and New Delhi. You would start your tour from the famous monuments of Delhi.
VISITS OLD DELHI'S MONUMENTS:
Jama Masjid: Jama Masjid is the final architectural marvel that was created under the aegis of Shah Jahan. It is located right before the Red Fort. It is supposed to have been constructed at a time between 1644 and 1658. It is the largest mosque of India.
Rajghat: Rajghat is on the banks of Yamuna. It is the spot where the last rites of Gandhiji were performed after he was murdered in 1948.
Red Fort (drive past) The Red Fort stretches two kilometers. Its height ranges from 18 to 33 meters. Mughal monarch Shah Jahan fashioned this grand structure from red sandstone but was unfortunately never able to operate from the Red Fort. He was imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb in the Agra Fort. Aurangzeb became the only emperor to have ruled from the Red Fort.
Afterwards you can catch a ride on a rickshaw at the Chandni Chowk. While passing through the various lanes of Chandni Chowk you would be able to see a number of monuments that reflect the proud history of this city.
After you had the rickshaw ride you could go to a nearby eatery for your lunch. Having completed your lunch you could visit the monuments in New Delhi.
Humayun's Tomb Humayun's Tomb is the burial chamber of the Mughal emperor Humayun. Haji Begum, who was the wife of Humayun, constructed this mausoleum in the middle part of the 16th century. This sepulcher has been created from red sand stone. It is thought of as being among the finest instances of Mughal architecture. Hamida Banu Begum has also been buried in a marble and red sand stone tomb of black and yellow color.
Qutub Minar: The Qutub Minar is a very good illustration of Afghan architectural style. It is 15 kilometers to the south of New Delhi. The Qutub Minar was constructed by Mohammedan monarchs as a commemoration of their triumph against the final Hindu rulers of Delhi. It is a five storeyed tower and is 72.5 meters tall. At its base the Qutub Minar is 15 meters in diameter and at its peak it is 2.5 meters in diameter.
India Gate (drive past): The India Gate is an arch that is 42.5 meters high. It is at the eastern part of the Rajpath. It is also known as the Arch of Triumph. The names of the Indian soldiers who attained death in the First World War, Third Anglo- Afghan War and operations in the North West Frontier Provinces are imprinted there on the India Gate.
Rashtrapati Bhawan (drive past): The Rashtrapati Bhawan is the official residency of the Indian President. It is on the Raisini Hill and is in close vicinity of the India Gate. It was constructed in 1929 following a combination of Western and Mughal styles of architecture.
Once you have completed your sightseeing activities for the day you could head back to your hotel for some rest and relaxation. Afterwards you would be treated to a Silver Thali Dinner and Welcome dinner. As part of this dinner facility you would be provided with authentic Indian welcome. Afterwards you can head to Dastarkhwan where your food awaits you. The list includes food from all the provinces of India. The food will be served to you in silver platters.
Day 03 - Delhi - Agra 203 Kms / 4 Hrs
Highlights of the day: - At the evening watch "Mohabbat the Taj"
After finishing your buffet breakfast you could check out of your hotel and embark on a car trip to Agra. During the journey you would come across the Sikandra. It is a lovely tomb whose construction had been started by Akbar, the noted Mughal emperor. It was finished by Jehangir, Akbar's son in 1613. You would be able to reach Agra by afternoon. When you arrive you would be treated to a typical Indian welcome comprising of tikka and arati. You can have your lunch and relax at your hotel. During the evening you could go to the Kalakriti Cultural & Convention Center for Mohabbat the Taj (Replica of Taj). It is a splendid live show that showcases the immortal and true love of Shah Jahan for Mumtaj Mahal. She was the person for whom the Taj Mahal was built. This program incorporates a groundbreaking dramatic presentation, which is punctuated with songs. Afterwards you can retire to your hotel for that night.
Day 04 Agra
Highlights of the day: At the evening you would be treated to a Mughlai dinner along with dance performances
After having your buffet breakfast you can go out for a sightseeing trip of Agra. You would visit several important tourist attractions in Agra such as the Taj Mahal, tomb of Itmad-Ud-Dullah and the Red Fort.
The Taj Mahal (Closed on Friday) - The Taj Mahal is among the most loved and attractive pieces of art commissioned by Shah Jahan. It was built in 1630 in memory of the deceased queen Mumtaj Mahal. It is among the greatest symbols of love.
Agra Fort: The Agra Fort is also known as the Red Fort. It is a very imposing building and can be seen from the Taj Mahal as well as the areas situated close by. Akbar started building it from 1565 onwards. It was last updated during the reign of Shah Jahan who was his grandson.
You can later on go to a restaurant nearby and have your lunch. After you have lunch you can go to the tomb of Itmad-Ud-Dullah.
Itmad-Ud-Daulah's Tomb: The tomb of Itmad-Ud-Dullah is located right on the other bank of Yamuna. It is Mirza Ghias-ud-din Beg's tomb. It was built by Noor Jahan who was married to Jehangir. It resembles the Taj Mahal and was constructed within 1622 and 1628.
Afterwards in the evening you can experience Mughal splendor for yourself with a dinner comprising of the best Mughlai dishes and some admirable dance performances. Later you can retire to your hotel.
Day 05 Agra - Fatehpur Sikri - Jaipur 250 Kms / 5 Hrs
Highlights of the day:- You could enjoy a dinner with the royal family at the City Palace.
Having had your buffet breakfast you could check out of your hotel and go to Jaipur by car. You would come across Fatehpur Sikri during this journey. It is at a distance of 40 kilometers away from Agra. It is the original planned city that had been created using the Indo-Islamic architectural style. It was established in the later stages of the 16th century by Mughal emperor Akbar as a mark of respect to Sheikh Salim Chisti who was a major Islamic saint. Fatehpur Sikri was the capital of Akbar for a period of 14 years. It was ruined and deserted after it was left behind by Akbar. Lack of proper water resources was the main reason behind the demise of this city.
Afterwards you can continue with your journey. However, you would need to stop for your lunch. When you arrive at your hotel you would be greeted with tikka and arati. During the evening you would have a regal dinner with the Maharaja. This event would take place at the city palace. You may also be joined by other members of the royal family if they are present at that time in the palace. You would arrive in a regal procession that would have several elephants in leading positions. They would be carrying a Pachranga and the royal flag of the former state of Jaipur. There would also be other facilities such as the royal band, the royal carriage and some palanquins. There would be elephants, camels and horses that would be armed and decorated. There would be folk dancers and staff bearers as well. You would also get to see the pair of silver Gangajalis or jars, which have been recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records to be the single biggest objects that have been made from silver. There would also be a cultural event of local Rajasthani music and dance either after or before your meal. There would also be live recitals of tabla and sitar when your dinner is being provided. You can retire for that night at your hotel.
Day 06 Jaipur
After you had your buffet breakfast you would be taken on a tour to Jaipur. During the morning you would visit the Amber Fort. You would climb the sharp ramp on an elephant. This would provide you with a regal and unforgettable experience. From Jaipur this fort is at a distance of 11 kilometers.
After your visit you can take your lunch at an eatery close by. Once you had your lunch you can go to the City Palace, which used to be a residence of the royal family. A certain portion of this palace has been changed to a museum. The royal family still uses a certain part of the City Palace.
Jantar Mantar: The Jantar Mantar is just across the City Palace. Sawai Jai Singh II built it in 1728. He was pretty passionate about astronomy. He set up five observatories across various locations in India.
Afterwards you would be driven past the Hawa Mahal: The Hawa Mahal is among the landmarks of Jaipur. Maharaja Sawai Partap Singh built it in 1799. Its main purpose was to help the ladies in the palace see the various processions on the road. You could even take a couple of photographs here. You could retire to your hotel at the evening. You could spend rest of the day as you wish. You can have dinner at the hotel where you have put up.
Day 07 Jaipur - Delhi - Depart 250 Kms / 5 Hrs
After having your buffet breakfast you would be checking out of your hotel. You would be going to Delhi by car. During your journey you would need to stop at a restaurant. When you arrive at the international airport you would be taking a flight for your next destination.
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