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ITINERARY Day 01 - Arrive Delhi Day 02 - Delhi First of all visit India Gate which is a famous war memorial at the east end of Rajpath. Edward Lutyens designed this 42 m high gate structure in memory of the thousands of Indians who sacrificed their lives in World War I. Today, an eternal flame is lit under the gate known as Amar Jawan Jyoti, to honor the unknown soldiers and the martyrs who lost their lives in the Pakistan war of 1971. Also visit Rajghat (the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi ). Later on visit Lotus Temple(Bahai Temple) which is the newest most extravagant architectural wonder of the Bahai faith, located in Kalkaji, south of Delhi. The temple in white is shaped like a half opened lotus flower. Made of marble, cement, dolomite and sand, the Lotus Temple is a marvel of 20th century architecture. The lotus shaped temple in a modern and contemporary form captivates into its sanctum sanctorum people from all races, religious backgrounds and culture from around the globe. It represents the Bahai faith, - an independent world religion; divine in origin, all embracing in scope, broad in its outlook, scientific in its method, humanitarian in its principles, and dynamic in the influence. In the late afternoon visit Humayun's tomb which
was built in 1565 A.D by Hamida Banu Begum (Humayun's widow). Visiting Humayun's tomb is a
wonderful experience where you get to see the Mughal architecture and the history of
Mughal India. Humayun's tomb is preceded by a tomb with blue dome. The dome has been made
with Persian tiles which became very popular since Mughals came to India. Later on
drive past President's House, Parliament House & Secretariat Building.
Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast) Day 03 - Delhi - Agra Rest of the day free to relax at your hotel. OR you
can explore the local markets for shopping. Agra is also known for its
fabulous handicrafts such as Marble and soft stone inlay work, gold thread embroidery
(zari and zardozi), metalware, exquisite hand -knotted silk and woollen carpets and
leather goods including bags, shoes and clothing The Mughals were great patrons of arts
and crafts. Empress Nur Jahan took personal interest and was an accomplished artist
herself in zari embroidery work. Semi-precious
and precious jewelry in Mughal style is also available. Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast) Day 04 - Agra After breakfast visit Agra Red Fort which is surrounded by a 70 feet high wall. It is home to the beautiful Pearl Mosque and numerous palaces including the Jahangir Mahal, Diwan-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Am and Moti Masjid. Later it was used by his son Jehangir as the seat of power. With four gates the Fort is enclosed by a double barricaded wall of red sand stone. The Jahangir Mahal is reached through an impressive gateway and its inner courtyard consists of beautiful halls, profuse carvings on stone, exquisitely carved heavy brackets, piers and cross beams. In the afternoon an excursion to visit Fatehpur
Sikri - Built by Akbar the Great in the 16th century to serve as the capital of
his vast empire, Fatehpur Sikri was mysteriously abandoned 13 years later. The mosque at
Fatehpur Sikri is considered a copy of the mosque at Mecca and is extremely elegant,
containing elements of Hindu and Persian design. The main entrance to the complex Buland
Darwaza or "Great Gateway" is reached by an impressive flight of stairs.
Inscribed on the inside of the archway is the quote: "The World is a bridge. Pass
over it, but build no house upon it. He who hopes for an hour, may hope for
eternity." Overnight at hotel. (Breakfast) Day 05 - Agra - Delhi
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