TOUR INDIA
Ranthambore Tiger Spirit of India
WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Heathrow with Jet Airways • Use of an airport lounge in the UK • 11 nights in 4 and 5-star hotels, plus 1 night in flight • 25 meals: 11 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 11 dinners
PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome drink • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage
• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Old Delhi • New Delhi • Amber Fort & Jaipur
DAY 1 UK to Delhi You’ll fly to Delhi today, arriving on day 2.
DAY 2 New Delhi New Delhi was created by the British as India’s capital in 1911. We include a tour today which calls at Humayun’s Tomb and Qutub Minar. The lifestyle in New Delhi is in stark contrast to that of Old Delhi and this becomes apparent as we drive through the diplomatic quarter. Opulent architecture lines the streets, with the official residence of the President and the Indian Gate
• Game drive in Ranthambore • Fatehpur Sikri visit • Taj Mahal & Agra Fort • Khajuraho Temples • Arti ceremony • Boat ride on River Ganges • Varanasi & Sarnath
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Kandariya Dance Show • Additional safari in Ranthambore • Sherpur village tour by camel cart
FLIGHT OPTIONS
• Connecting fl ights via London from selected local airports
Upgrade your fl ight: From £1239 return Premiere Class with Jet Airways.
as its crowning glory. Compare your experiences of the day and get to know your fellow travellers over dinner this evening. THE SURYAA, DELHI (5-STAR)
DAY 3 Old Delhi
Established in the 17th century and today surrounded by the remains of the city walls, Old Delhi epitomises stereotypical India. Within its labyrinth of alleyways, and beneath simply constructed shelters, families raise their children and earn a living. Temples and mosques fill every
available space and vibrant bazaars and tempting food stalls flood the narrow lanes with colour and heady scents. On our tour today you’ll also see Raj Ghat, the cremation grounds of Mahatma Gandhi. We drive to heritage- rich Jaipur this afternoon. RAMADA, JAIPUR (4-STAR)
DAY 4 Jaipur
Jaipur is home to the magnificent Amber Fort. We visit in the early morning, when we can enjoy cooler temperatures, fewer people and softer light as we explore the inner and
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outer workings of the fortress and its surroundings.
A traditional lunch will be served in majestic surroundings as we dine with the family connected to the 17th century Sankotra Haveli. This is a special experience as we savour exceptional cuisine, wear traditional dress and learn first hand the history of one of India’s most noted families.
Jaipur is affectionately known as the ‘pink city’. The buildings here were painted pink by Maharaja’s decree to imitate the red sandstone architecture of Mughal cities.
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13 days from £2499 Tours of Old and New Delhi, a boat ride on the sacred River Ganges and visits to the shimmering Taj Mahal, Amber Fort and Khajuraho Temples are among the highlights of this unforgettable holiday, which also includes the chance to search for the elusive tiger.
99% Jaipur Ranthambore Khajuraho INDIA Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi Delhi Agra
NEPAL Varanasi
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