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FAMILY TOUR: Discover the best that India has to offer with the entire family on this 10-day group tour. Visit all three corners of the famed Golden Triangle, including the legendary Taj Mahal in Agra, the Pink City of Jaipur and the country's capital, Delhi. Stay in a 300-year old haveli, spot tigers in Ranthambore National Park and practice the ancient art of block printing.
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Duration
10 daysStarts
DelhiEnds
DelhiRange
SignatureTour Guide
Yes - escorted by a tour guideGroup Size
Min 4 / Max 24Minimum age
5 yrs, accompanied by an adultDeparts
Sunday & TuesdayHotel Rating
3 - 4 star & heritage hotelsCountries
IndiaArrival Transfer
YesDeparture Transfer
2024: Yes | 2025: No - can be booked for a supplementMeals included
Breakfast: 9, Lunch: 2, Dinner: 4Excellent
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Sunday. Welcome to Delhi! Your Indian family adventure starts with an included transfer from the airport to our hotel in the city. There's free time to relax after your flight and venture out into the city if you wish.
Today our sightseeing begins with a guided tour of India's capital. In the old part of the city we'll take in Jama Masjid, which is the largest and oldest mosque in the whole of India. We'll pay a visit to the Sikh temple of Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, where it's recommended to sit and listen to the traditional music for a few minutes. The food served here is also delicious!
After our visit, there's time for a fun rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk bazaar before we enjoy a drive through the newer part of Delhi. See the India Gate monument and Parliament House, then return to the hotel. There's a Welcome Dinner with the group tonight.
Delhi - Agra. This morning we enjoy a family cycling tour around Delhi, soaking up the hustle and bustle of a morning in India's capital. Later, we say goodbye to Delhi and drive to Agra, home to the majestic Taj Mahal. We're saving the main attraction for tomorrow, but there is time today to visit UNESCO-listed Agra Fort. The evening is free to head out and enjoy a family meal.
Agra - Bharatpur - Ranthambore National Park. Today is the day we've been eagerly looking forward to. An early start is rewarded as we watch the sunrise over the Taj Mahal. The Taj is perhaps the most extravagant monument to love ever built. It commemorates the wife of Emperor Shah Jahan, who unfortunately died in childbirth. After time to wander around this iconic Wonder of the World, we say goodbye to Agra and head to Bharatpur.
Here we pay a visit to Keoladeo Ghana National Park. This important bird sanctuary is a crucial wetland reserve for many migratory species. Enjoy a rickshaw ride around the park, escorted by a knowledgeable guide who will help you to spot and identify these birds.
Leaving Bharatpur, we make our way on the express train to Ranthambore National Park, where we'll be staying for the next two nights as we search for tigers.
Today we have a chance at spotting wild Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. Ranthambore plays a key role in the conservation of the species and we'll enjoy two shared game drives into the park. Tigers can be seen pacing along the dirt roads, sleeping under bushes or cooling off in the ponds. Sightings cannot be guaranteed but there is a healthy population of this iconic big cat in Ranthambore, so keep your eyes peeled! Leopards, crocodiles and other species can also be sighted.
Ranthambore National Park - Pachewar. Today we leave Ranthambore, heading north-west to Pachewar. The charming small village is off the beaten track for most travellers to India, and we're in for something special tonight. We'll be staying at the Pachewar Garh Fort, which is a converted haveli. It is more than 300 years old and overlooks a small lake. There's time to unwind in the hotel or you may wish to head into the village in order to visit the local temples.
Pachewar - Jaipur. Leaving Pachewar, we make our way to the famous Pink City of Jaipur, the final point on India's famed Golden Triangle. We'll take in sights including the Albert Hall and the city's main cricket stadium. There's also an included visit to the beautiful City Palace.
Later, we enjoy a block printing demonstration, and children will have the chance to create their own block printing masterpiece. Block printing is an ancient tradition that originated in China, but made its way across the border into India. The whole family can get involved with this ancient art and you'll be able to take your creations home with you.
This morning we pay a visit to Amber Fort. Spread over four levels, the fort overlooks Maota Lake and is a wonderful place to explore. We ride jeeps up to the fort and enjoy a guided tour before returning to the hotel. The afternoon is then free for you to relax with your family or head out to some of the other attractions in the Pink City. The Jantar Mantar space observatory is well worth a visit!
Jaipur - Delhi. It's time to return to Delhi. We arrive back in India's capital in time for you to enjoy the final evening of our tour at leisure. Head out for a family meal or do some last minute souvenir shopping.
Tuesday. Our family adventure comes to an end today. Tuck into a final breakfast at the hotel before an included departure transfer takes your family to the airport. We hope you had a fabulous trip!
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All departures are guaranteed with a minimum of 4 persons.'Twin Share' prices are per person when there are 2 people sharing a room. 'Single Room' prices are applicable to those who don’t have anyone to share a room with or anyone wanting the privacy of a single room. The Child price is applicable to children under 12 years of age at time of travel.
This trip is for families only (including grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins who’d like to come along). As long as you’re travelling with a child under the age of 18, you’re a family in our eyes.
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