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Oberoi Amarvilâs


Oberoi Rajvilâs


Varanasi


NORTH INDIA


Bristling with tradition and mythology, the north of India is home to the holy temples of Varanasi and the masterful sculptures of Khajuraho. With a range of exceptional accommodation from converted forts and palaces to luxurious tented camps and hotels there is something to suit all tastes.


VARANASI One of the oldest cities in the world, Varanasi is steeped in Hindu mythology. Believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva, its numerous bathing ghats (steps) on the banks of the Ganges are a magnet for devotees and pilgrims of all ages. Our recommended hotel is the Nadesar Palace.


SURYAUDAY HAVELI, VARANASI Built by the Nepal royal family at the turn of the 20th Century, this engaging haveli lies a 15 minute boat ride along the famous ghats of Varanasi and offers


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the perfect location for those wishing to get closer to the spirituality of this holy city. The hotel offers a master suite and 8 en suite bedrooms that face onto the river.


KHAJURAHO A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Khajuraho is home to the largest collection of Jain and Hindu temples in the country. Spanning 3 centuries, these incredible structures embody the pinnacle of the Chandela dynasty and are famed for their remarkable erotic sculptures. We recommend the Lalit Temple View Hotel.


GWALIOR FORT Dominating the plateau on which it lies, Gwalior Fort was the most impregnable fortress in northern India. Today this magnificent 8th Century citadel provides visitors with superb views, Jain monoliths and delicate carved tombs. The Usha Kiran Palace is the perfect choice of accommodation in Gwalior.


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LUXURY INDIA WITH OBEROI NEW


12 DAYS from £3175 (per person twin share with flights)


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Experience Oberoi's legendary service as you discover India


DAYS 1 to 3 – Fly to Delhi Overnight Kingfisher Airlines flight from Heathrow to Delhi. Transfer to the Oberoi Delhi for 2 nights. Or for a supplement stay at the recently opened, Oberoi Gurgaon Hotel. Tours of both Old and New Delhi.


DAYS 4/5 – Agra Drive to Agra via Sikandra for 2 nights at the Oberoi Amarvilâs in a Premier room with balcony facing the Taj Mahal. Visit the Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal.


DAYS 6/7 – Jaipur Drive via Fatehpur Sikri to Jaipur. 2 nights at the Oberoi Rajvilâs. City tour of the ‘Pink City’ and the Rajput Amber Fort.


DAYS 8/9 – Udaipur Fly to Udaipur. 2 nights at Oberoi Udaivilâs. Visit the City Palace, Gulab Niwas Gardens and Jagdish Temple.


DAYS 10 to 12 – Mumbai and fly to the UK Fly to Mumbai. 2 nights at Oberoi Mumbai including a city tour. Fly to the UK with Kingfisher Airlines.


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