India 2020-22 Brochure

8 Rajasthan & the North Delhi Split into “New Delhi” and “Old Delhi”, India’s bustling capital city boasts an impressive and significant history, with an array of attractions as well. From the imposing India Gate to the bazaars of Chandni Chowk, the city is best discovered in a traditional Indian rickshaw. Delhi’s cultural life offers a unique blend of the traditional and the cosmopolitan. The city’s myriad museums, historic forts, botanical gardens and places of worship mean that a new adventure awaits you around every corner. Agra Best known for housing the much-loved Taj Mahal, Agra also hosts a wide range of cultural and religious festivals – including the annual “Taj Mahotsav”, a ten-day carnival of arts, crafts and music. Other attractions include the Agra Fort, which houses the Pearl Mosque and the Jahingiri Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage site which was designated in 1983. Jaipur Capital of the Rajasthan state, Jaipur is often known as the “Pink City” owing to the rose hue of its buildings. Jaipur is a popular destination for those seeking a hybrid of architectural beauty, culture and tradition, and captivating landscapes. The Pink City is home to excellent examples of Mughal art and Rajput architecture, as well as one of the world’s most photographed buildings – the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds). Literally, “Land of Kings”, Rajasthan is India’s largest state, and offers a rich mixture of architecture and culture, set to a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes, flora and fauna. Known for its warm hospitality, a trip to Rajasthan can be enjoyed as a part of our “Golden Triangle” tours. Our bespoke packages to Rajasthan provide an unforgettable experience of this vibrant state, and we look forward to helping you plan the trip of a lifetime soon. India Gate, Delhi Taj Mahal, Agra Jaipur For more information or to book, call 020 8423 3000 or contact your travel agent.