M/s Go India Trip, one of India’s leading Tours and Travels Company has always been introducing best Travel packages to attract the attention of its privileged international tourists towards the hot destinations of India, including and focused on Rajasthan that has been keeping the foreign nationals mesmerized by the ancient culture that is the blend of festivals, dances, pilgrimages, palatial palaces, historical forts, monuments for not only decades but for centuries. In order to insure an all-out assistance to its foreign tourists, it remains their constant endeavor that their Travel Manager is available to provide every possible guidance to the touring guests to India throughout the year.

The Company, though, is backed by a committed team, yet a dedicated Travel Manager round-the-clock to attend the foreign travelers, who remains at their beck and call round-the-clock to transport them into one of the most exquisitely vivid and effervescent places of India.

Day-1 Arrival in Delhi

Once the foreign tourists arrive in the National Capital Region of India and alight at the International Airport, they are received from there and are driven to the best economy hotel by our travel manager where they are made to lodge in and all arrangements including their staying, dining, transportation (coach / cab) are already made for them by him on behalf of the company. The visitors feel at leisure for a pleasant night.

Day-2: Delhi

After an overnight rest, the foreign guests get refreshed having taken their breakfast, the Touring Guide reports to them well-in-time and prepares to take the guests for a sightseeing tour of Old Delhi and New Delhi.
Old Delhi:

The sight-seeing tour of begins with Old Delhi that covers all important cenotaphs, viz., Raj Ghat, Shanti Van, Shakti Sthal, Raj Ghat is a place where Mahatma Gandhi had been cremated, and other leaders, such as, the first Prime Minister of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and first Lady Premier Indira Gandhi have also been cremated on other memorials. There are other historical places to see, viz., the Red Fort, the Old Fort and the Jama Masjid – the one of the largest mosques in India and across the world. The Jama Masjid is also known as the Mecca Medina of India.
New Delhi:

The sight-seeing tour of New Delhi, comparatively exhaustive and knowledge-worthy that creates curiosity in the hearts and minds of the foreign tourists to gather more and more inquisitiveness about New Delhi. There are several religious and places and historical monuments in New Delhi renowned to visit. Here, the sight-seeing covers the destinations, such as, historical Humayun’s Tomb, the Qutub Minar and other tombs, the ceremonial avenues – Rajpath, the India Gate, the Parliament House, the President’s Palace, that is more famous for the unique Mogul Garden within the palace that takes its fancy. The Birla Mandir, Jantar Mantar, the National Museum, the Lotus Temple and many more to see.  Hence, the day comes to and end. After the day-long sight-seeing approaches near and the visitors return to their hotel-rooms for a night stay.

Day-3: Delhi – Jaipur

Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan. After an overnight stay at the Hotel the tourists get ready to take off to the New Delhi Railway Station for Jaipur. Our Travel Guide arrives to pick up the guests from their hotel. The visitors after having reached the New Delhi Railway Station to board the Super fast Air-conditioned Train to the Pink City, Jaipur. Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch arrangements are already provided in the train itself.  The train departs in the night for Jaipur.

Immediately after their arrival in the Pink City, The foreign visitors are transferred to a hotel that’s already booked for them. The sight-seeing of Jaipur covers many historical places, princely palaces, monuments, forts. The sight-seeing tour of Jaipur covers the temples, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, the Hawa Mahal, the divine pilgrimage Pushkar Temple. The devotees from all parts of the world throng over here to have divine Darshan of the God Brahma. There is another world-renowned Ajmer Sherif mosque here in this city. The pilgrims from all parts of the country and other countries also visit this Ajmer Sherif to have their wishes.

City Palace: This palace depicts an excellent blend of the Rajput and Mogul architecture. There are scores of other palaces and places that fascinate the travelers, viz., the Chandra Mahal, Shri Govind Dev Temple and the City Palace Museum.

Jantar Mantar: This is the largest and the best preserved of the five observatories built during the reign of King Jai Singh II in other parts of the country. Its uniqueness lies in its being in use even to day. It consists of big astronomical instruments.
Hawa Mahal: This is a major landmark in the city of Jaipur for its marvelous design. This Mahal was building by Pratap Singh in 1799. The Mahal was a royal grand stand for the royal women. The five-storey sandstone structure is plastered in pink and is coated with fine trellis work and elaborate balconies. There are 953 niches and windows in the palace. And after having a sight-seeing, the tourists return to their hotel rooms.

Day-4: Jaipur

The tourists after having a sound night-sleep and refreshing morning, take a Luxury coach to proceed for a morning along with Tour Guide to Amber Fort. Here, royal Elephant ride to the fort is a unique experience in itself.

Amber Fort Palace:

Amber Fort was built during the reign of Man Singh I in 1592.  The unique feature about the Amber Fort is a brilliant contrast of a rugged exterior and an incredible that makes it an ultimate expression of the fusion of the Mogul and the Hindu architecture. There are other attractive places, and forts here. There is world-renowned Laxmi Narayan Temple and other privileged chain of temples that had been erected by the Birla family. The visitors after having a daylong visit to a certain parts of the Jaipur city return to their hotel for another night stay.

Day-5: Jaipur – Agra

Day fifth begins with a another drive by to a new destination when the Travel Guide takes the tourists to Agra, via a brief visit to Fatehpur-Sikri city that is constructed in red sandstone adds beauty to this city. This city was built by Emperor Akbar in the late 16^th century. The city has hordes of attractions to take you by storm. Though, the city has is reduced to ruins, but still the telling ruins of this monument transport the travelers and visitors in the times of its opulence and sumptuousness. There are many more famous attractions in the Uttar Pradesh State, the Buland Darwaza, which is the largest gateway in the world. After a long land drive, the visitors are transferred to a hotel in Agra by the Tour Guide, who insures all arrangements for their stay there in. In the evening, the visitors, if like, are free to explore the exquisite and unique handicrafts of Agra.

Day-6: Agra – Delhi

In the last leg of their visit, the visitors are taken along with the Travel Guide to the airport to board an onward flight.
Day-7: Departure

Finally, at the end of the Tour, Go India Trip representative arranges to drop the foreign tourists at the airport for the onward journey.

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