Morning: Arrive in Delhi, check-in to your hotel & refresh. Visit the Red Fort: A historic fort that was the main residence of Mughal emperors. Qutub Minar: The tallest brick minaret in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. India Gate & Rashtrapati Bhavan: Start at India Gate, a war memorial, and drive past the President’s House and Parliament House. Humayun’s Tomb: A stunning Mughal-era monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lotus Temple: A beautiful Bahá'í House of Worship with unique lotus-shaped architecture. Akshardham Temple: A magnificent temple with detailed carvings, exhibitions, and a boat ride. Overnight stay at Delhi hotel.

An early morning drive to Vrindavan would allow you to arrive in the town early, giving you ample time to explore key religious sites like the, Banke Bihari Temple: (by E-Rikshaw) The most famous temple of Lord Krishna, known for its unique darshan style. Radha Vallabh Temple: (by E-Rikshaw) Dedicated to Radha and Krishna, this temple emphasizes the love and devotion between them. Nidhivan: (by E-Rikshaw) A mysterious and sacred forest where Krishna is believed to visit at night. Shri Rangaji Temple: (by E-Rikshaw) One of the largest temples in Vrindavan, with a unique blend of South and North Indian architectural styles. Radha Raman Temple: (by E-Rikshaw) Dedicated to Lord Krishna in the form of Radha Raman, this temple is an important site for Vaishnavites. Prem Mandir: A beautifully lit temple with intricate carvings and musical fountain shows in the evening. ISKCON Temple: Experience soulful bhajans and peaceful surroundings at this white-marble temple. Vaishno Devi Temple: There is a Vaishno Devi Temple in Vrindavan, dedicated to Maa Vaishno Devi, similar to the famous shrine in Jammu. Chandrodya Temple: Chandrodaya Mandir, Vrindavan is a grand temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, being constructed by ISKCON (International Society for Krishna Consciousness). It is expected to be the tallest temple in the world once completed, standing at approximately 700 feet (213 meters). All Temples close from 01:00 Pm. To 04:00 Pm, during this period you can enjoy local markets, lunch at local markets and Nidhi Van visit. In evening explore local markets. Overnight stay at Vrindavan hotel

Post breakfast drive to Mathura and explore Mathura sight-seen. Mathura and Gokul are deeply connected to Lord Krishna’s childhood and divine pastimes. While Mathura is his birthplace, Gokul is where he was secretly raised by Nanda and Yashoda to escape King Kansa. Explore Mathura sight-seen, Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple: The birthplace of Lord Krishna, a highly sacred site. Dwarkadhish Temple: A beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its colorful artwork. Govind Dev Ji Temple: A 16th-century temple with stunning architecture. Afternoon: Gokul Sightseeing, Raman Reti: A divine sand area where Lord Krishna played as a child. You can walk barefoot and meditate. Chaurasi Khamba Temple: A historic temple with 84 pillars, believed to be the house of Nanda Maharaj. Nand Bhavan: The home of Nanda and Yashoda where Krishna was raised. It has beautifully preserved idols. Brahmand Ghat: The sacred site where baby Krishna is said to have shown the entire universe inside his mouth to Yashoda. Evening: Return to Mathura, Kusum Sarovar: A peaceful lake associated with Radha and Krishna. Vishram Ghat: The main bathing ghat on the Yamuna River where Krishna rested after defeating Kansa. Evening Aarti at Vishram Ghat: Experience a mesmerizing Yamuna Aarti and take a boat ride. Shopping & Snacks in Mathura Bazaar: Buy Peda, Tulsi malas, brass idols, and handicrafts. Overnight stay at Mathura hotel.

Today morning post breakfast depart for Agra. Check in to your hotel, after fresh up visit the Taj Mahal (Friday closed). The Taj Mahal is one of the most iconic monuments in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Agra, India. Explore Agra Fort (Red Fort), a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a magnificent example of Mughal architecture located in Agra, India. Visit Itimad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj) commonly referred to as the Baby Taj, is a beautiful mausoleum located in Agra, India. In evening visit Mehtab Bagh for sunset views of the Taj Mahal. Overnight stay at Agra hotel.

Post breakfast drive to Namisharanya. Naimisharanya (also called Neemsar) is a sacred pilgrimage site in Uttar Pradesh, known for its deep connection to Hindu mythology. It is believed to be the place where Lord Vishnu's Sudarshan Chakra fell, marking it as a powerful spiritual center. This holy place is also where Rishis and Munis composed several Hindu scriptures. Top Places to Visit in Naimisharanya, Chakra Tirth: The most important and sacred spot in Naimisharanya. A circular holy pond where devotees take a dip to cleanse their sins. Believed to be the center of the earth, created by Lord Vishnu's Sudarshan Chakra. Maa Lalita Devi Temple: One of the 51 Shakti Peethas. It is believed that Sati’s heart fell here. A must-visit for devotees seeking blessings of Goddess Lalita. Vyas Gaddi: A significant place where Maharishi Ved Vyasa is believed to have composed the Puranas and divided the Vedas. The site has a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for meditation. Hanuman Garhi: A revered temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. It is believed that Hanuman stayed here to protect Naimisharanya. Dadhichi Kund (Muni Dadhichi Ashram): Associated with Rishi Dadhichi, who sacrificed his bones to create Indra’s Vajra (thunderbolt). Devotees take a holy dip here for spiritual benefits. Soot Gaddi: The place where Suta Maharishi narrated the Mahabharata and 18 Puranas to sages. A great spot for those interested in Hindu mythology. Pandav Kila (Fort of Pandavas): Believed to have been built by the Pandavas during their exile. The fort has mythological and historical significance. Neemsar Mahadev Temple: A revered Shiva temple where Lord Shiva is worshipped as Neemsar Mahadev. Devotees offer prayers here, especially on Mondays. Havan Kund (Dashashwamedh Ghat): A sacred site where King Dasharatha performed the Ashwamedha Yajna. Priests and devotees still perform havans here. In evening drive to Lucknow. Overnight stay at Lucknow hotel.

Post breakfast explore Lucknow sight-seen. Top Places to Visit in Lucknow, Bara Imambara & Bhool Bhulaiya: Built by Nawab Asaf-ud-Daula in 1784. Bhool Bhulaiya is a mysterious labyrinth with 1,000+ passageways. Asfi Mosque and a stepwell (Shahi Baoli) are also within the complex. Chota Imambara: A stunning monument built by Muhammad Ali Shah. Houses beautiful chandeliers from Belgium and the tombs of the Nawab and his family. Rumi Darwaza: A grand gateway, also known as the "Turkish Gate." Built in 1784, it stands 60 feet tall and is an iconic symbol of Lucknow. Best viewed at night when it is beautifully lit. Ambedkar Memorial Park: A grand sandstone park dedicated to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Features massive elephant statues, a museum, and a peaceful walkway. Ideal for an evening stroll. Husainabad Clock Tower: Built in 1881, inspired by London’s Big Ben. One of the tallest clock towers in India (221 feet). Janeshwar Mishra Park: One of Asia’s largest parks, spread over 376 acres. Has lakes, cycling tracks, and a peaceful environment. Gomti Riverfront Park: Perfect for an evening boat ride or walk. Beautifully lit in the evening with fountains and gardens. Residency (British Residency): A historical site from the 1857 Revolt, showcasing ruins from the British era. Contains a museum displaying artifacts from the First War of Independence. Shopping in Lucknow, Hazratganj – Famous for Chikankari clothes, cafes, and bookstores. Aminabad – Budget shopping for clothes, jewellery, and street food. Chowk Market – Best for Chikankari embroidery and handicrafts. Overnight stay at Lucknow hotel.

After breakfast, proceed to Ayodhya, which is about 2.5-3 hours (135 km) drive from Lucknow. Upon arrival, check-in to your hotel. Afternoon: Visit the Ram Janmabhoomi, which is the birthplace of Lord Rama. You can also explore the adjacent Ram Katha Museum. Visit Hanuman Garhi, an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Explore Kanak Bhavan, the beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Ram and Sita. Evening: Witness the evening Aarti at Saryu River Ghat. The ceremony is captivating with lamps floating on the river and a spiritual vibe. Overnight stay at Ayodhya hotel.

Post breakfast Visit Treta Ke Thakur temple, where the idols of Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshman are installed. Explore Sita Ki Rasoi, the place where Sita is believed to have cooked food for Lord Ram. Visit Chhoti Chhavni and Moti Mahal. Afternoon: arrive to Varanasi. the spiritual heart of India. Check-in to your hotel & refresh. Visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, one of the most famous temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Evening: Experience the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, which is an iconic spiritual experience. Take a boat ride on the Ganges River. Overnight stay at Varanasi hotel.

Post breakfast drive to Visit Sarnath, located about 10 km from Varanasi, where Lord Buddha gave his first sermon. Explore the Sarnath Museum, Dhamek Stupa, and Chaukhandi Stupa. Afternoon: Visit Ramnagar Fort, which offers stunning views of the Ganges. Head to Manikarnika Ghat, one of the busiest cremations ghats, and witness the sacred rituals. Evening: Attend another round of the Ganga Aarti or explore the old city, walking through its narrow lanes filled with temples and ghats. Overnight stay at Varanasi hotel.

After breakfast, head to Prayagraj (formerly known as Allahabad), which is about 3.5 hours (200 km) drive from Varanasi. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and refresh. Afternoon: Visit Triveni Sangam, the confluence of the Ganges, Yamuna, and mythical Sarasvati rivers. You can take a boat ride to the Sangam. Explore the Allahabad Fort and Akbar's tomb. Evening: you can explore Hanuman Mandir and Bharat Mata Mandir. Evening prayers at Sangam Ghat. Overnight stay at Prayagraj hotel.

A day trip from Prayagraj to Chitrakoot offers an opportunity to explore one of the most sacred and tranquil regions in Uttar Pradesh. Known for its deep spiritual significance and lush surroundings, Chitrakoot is a beautiful town revered in Hindu mythology, especially for its association with Lord Rama. Here's what you can expect during a day trip from Prayagraj to Chitrakoot: Start early in the morning (around 7:00 AM) from Prayagraj, either by private car. The distance between Prayagraj and Chitrakoot is approximately 125 kilometres, and it takes about 3 hours to reach. Upon arrival, you can start your day by visiting some of the key temples and spiritual sites in Chitrakoot. Ramghat: This is the place where Lord Rama is believed to have bathed during his exile. The serene atmosphere, the river, and the surrounding hills make it a peaceful spot to start your visit. Kamtanath Temple: This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Rama and is located on a hill. It is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Chitrakoot. Bharat Milap Temple: Bharat Milap is the place where Lord Bharat met his brother Lord Rama after his exile. It is an important historical and spiritual spot, symbolizing brotherly love and sacrifice. Gupt Godavari: A hidden cave temple dedicated to Lord Rama, this site features a natural spring and a beautiful cave. The tranquil surroundings and the cool waters make it a serene spot to visit. Janki Kund: This sacred pond is associated with Goddess Sita, and it's believed to be where she bathed during her stay in Chitrakoot. It is surrounded by lush greenery and provides a scenic and peaceful ambiance. Chitrakoot Waterfalls (Optional): If time allows, you can visit the beautiful Chitrakoot Waterfalls, which are a great place to relax and enjoy nature. It is about 20-25 kilometres from the main town, so you might need some extra time to visit. After exploring the spiritual sites, head back to Prayagraj in the evening, aiming to leave around 4:30 PM to return by 7:30 PM. Overnight stay at Prayagraj hotel.

Post breakfast drop at Prayagraj airport / railway station or drive to Delhi, Delhi reach and you will transfer to Airport to catch the flight for your onward journey. End of our services with sweet memories………