Get to know the local culture of India through its food. Sample tasty treats from the Muslim, Hindu, and Christian areas of Kochi. Taste traditional dishes such as biryani, dosa, and thengapal. Sip on palm wine and nibble on bar food with locals at a toddy bar. Wander through the local spice and fruit and vegetable markets of Kochi.
River Cauvery is a large river which meanders through the woody landscape of the forests of Karnataka. Perched on the banks of this river are the Cauvery Fishing and Nature Camps, now known as home to the great Mahseer - the most challenging and the largest tropical sporting river fish known to man.
Start the tour by visiting the 5-km long Mehrangarh Fort situated on a 125-mt high hill. This is one of the most impressive and formidable structures in Rajasthan. Within the fort are some magnificent palaces with meticulously carved panels, latticed windows or ''Jarokhas'' with evocative names. The chambers of Moti Mahal, Phool Mahal, Sheesh Mahal, the Sileh Khana and the Daulat Khana are noteworthy for the splendour and glamour of a bygone era.
Later visit the Jaswant Thada - a cluster of royal cenotaphs in the white marble built in 1899 AD in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh-II. The tour culminates with a visit to the Museum housed in the majestic Umaid Bhawan Palace.
Cruza la Puerta de la India, Visita un templo jain, conoce de primera mano la ''verdadera'' tradición de Bombay, pasea por los ajetreados mercados y mucho más con esta excursión de medio día por Bombay. Verás partes de la ciudad que muy pocos Visitantes llegan a conocer y podrás hacerte una idea de cómo es el día a día de los millones de residentes de esta bulliciosa metrópoli.
La Puerta de la India es el símbolo por excelencia de la ciudad, que puede ser vista por todos aquellos que llegan por mar. Este gran arco de basalto amarillo de veintiséis metros de alto se construyó frente al mar para conmemorar la Visita del rey Jorge V en 1911. Posee además otro significado simbólico, ya que las últimas tropas de la colonia británica marcharon a través de ella para abandonar la India. Conduciremos por delante de la Afghan Church (la iglesia afgana), la Secretaría de gobierno de Maharashtra y bordearemos la costa por el Marine Drive, conocido popularmente como 'Queen's Necklace', el collar de la reina.
Tendrás ocasión de Visitar un hermoso templo jain y los Hanging Gardens, los impresionantes jardines colgantes, desde donde disfrutarás de unas vistas espectaculares de toda la ciudad, Chowpatty, Kamala Nehru Park, el Museo del Príncipe de Gales y Mani Bhavan, donde se alojaba Gandhi durante sus Visitas a Bombay. Contempla la pintoresca mezquita Haji Ali, situada en una isla a quinientos metros de la costa y conectada a tierra firme por una carretera.
Haremos una parada en el Dhobi Ghat, donde frotan, sacuden, tiñen y tienden la colada de Bombay. Observa el tren local cargado de pasajeros ''tendidos como la ropa''. Continúa por las coloridas callejuelas del mercado y la fuente Flora en el corazón de la ciudad.
The Dayal Bagh is commonly known as Swami Bagh Samadhi and is mainly the mausoleum of Huzur Swamiji Maharaj (Shri Shiv Dayal Singh Seth). He established the Radhaswami Faith. The devotees regard the Samadhi to be sacred. Radha Swami Samadhi is the head quarter of the Radha-Swami sect and attracts innumerable devotees every year. This 100 year old structure preserves the sacred ashes of the spiritual leader of the faith.
Afterwards proceed to Sikandra. The emperor Akbar chose this as a site for his mausoleum but he died before it could be completed. The work was completed by his son Jehangir in 1613. The tomb is a combination of Muslim and Hindu architectural styles. The building of red sandstone is four storeys’ tall and the first three storeys are of red sandstone, while the fourth is entirely of marble.
Empápate de la auténtica esencia de la India con esta fantástica excursión de media jornada por la vieja Delhi, el corazón histórico de esta vibrante metrópoli. Visita algunos de los principales lugares de interés como el Fuerte Rojo, la impresionante Jama Masjid (mezquita del Viernes) y el monumento conmemorativo a Mahatma Gandhi. Esta fascinante excursión lo tiene todo: historia, espiritualidad, cultura y arquitectura.
Explora el Fuerte Rojo, Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO, que se empezó a construir en 1648, durante la época de esplendor del imperio mogol. Es considerado uno de los mejores ejemplos de arquitectura mogola, y se eleva majestuosamente junto a la orilla del río Yamuna, creando una mezcla de espiritualidad y esplendor. Admira la épica puerta de Lahore y la belleza de las elaboradas tallas sobre piedra en la sala de audiencias privadas, donde los emperadores recibían a los altos dignatarios. Visita también una de las dependencias de las mujeres, el Rang Mahal, con su deslumbrante techo dorado y su piscina de mármol.
Continúa hasta la espectacular Jama Masjid, la mayor mezquita de la India, construida en arenisca roja y reluciente mármol blanco. Siente la auténtica India y respira la armonía de su esplendor histórico. Mézclate entre los lugareños en el patio principal, capaz de albergar hasta veinticinco mil visitantes. Entre las joyas de este complejo se encuentran dos minaretes de cuarenta metros de altura, cuya superficie está hecha de franjas de arenisca roja y mármol blanco. Piérdete en el bullicio del bazar más cercano y puede que encuentres algún souvenir exclusivo. Por último visita el Raj Ghat, un sencillo elemento conmemorativo realizado en mármol negro en honor a Mahatma Gandhi, situado en un bello jardín.
Visit the Chambal River Sanctuary which is about one and half hour drive from Agra. The Chambal Safari is a unique experience that offers enchanting tour of ravines and pristine river in Chambal Valley. The river is home to magnificent dolphins, crocodiles and the rare gharial. It is an excellent habitat for riverside and wetland birds.
Some common mammals are also seen on the banks. Smooth coated otters and turtle species can also be seen of an enthralling boat ride. The Chambal River is spread wide and traverses the state of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
Join the tour beginning from the Hawa Mahal (Palace of winds) for an absorbing evening walking Tour through the maze of Jaipur's vibrant local Markets .Sample the regions culinary delights from some of the city’s most popular street food vendors and witness the rich local art and crafts traditions.
The Royal family of Jaipur has been patronizing various craftsmen and artisans and the people of Jaipur have still continued to practice those traditions making it a favorable destination to witness India’s art & craft produced by using the traditional methods. This happens to be one of the fascinating walk in Jaipur.
Take in the grandeur of the City Palace and see why Jantar Mantar became a World Heritage Site Beat the traffic through the narrow streets of Jaipur on a thrilling tuk-tuk ride Taste a local delicacy made from a caramelised leaf and a classic, ambrosial lassi Get your Bollywood on with a film viewing in a beautiful local movie theatre Discover your karma and kal in the stars with an astrological reading over a traditional Mughlai-Rajputana dinner.
Start your evening in the Pink City with a taste of luxury. With a collection of royal Rajasthani costumes, majestic courtyards, lush gardens, and a remarkable museum, the City Palace is a unique monument we just couldn’t let you miss! From there, we’ll head to Jantar Mantar to discover the math and astronomy behind this incredible UNESCO World Heritage site. From luxury to local, there’s no better way to experience the crazy traffic of India than on a tuk-tuk. This Jaipur tour will have you riding the city’s famous routes while your local guide recalls the stories and legends of the Pink City.
We’ll have our ever-enthusiastic tuk-tuk driver drop us off at the Raj Mandir, a beautifully designed and intricately decorated theatre often referred to as the Pride of Asia. Before taking in a Bollywood film, we’ll treat you to a chilled lassi and a local delicacy called meetha paan, caramelised betel leaf with betelnut and aniseed. Tummy satisfied and thirst quenched, we’ll escape into the world of Bollywood song and dance, a truly local experience you’ll never forget. Still entranced and humming our favourite Bollywood numbers, we’ll head to one of Jaipur’s best restaurants to meet a local astrologer who’ll foretell the cosmic dance of your stars over a traditional Mughlai-Rajputana feast.
You’ll have the chance to ask your questions of karma and kal (past and future) and learn the vitality of this ancient science before heading off into the night with stars in your eyes! In addition to the above itinerary, a visit to Amber Fort can be arranged. If you wish to add this to your tour, please contact the Jaipur local office.
This tour beginning from Chaura Raasta (Road) in front of Golcha Cinema Hall (Movie theatre) and takes you to local artisans who you can observe in their small workshops, visit a private collection of renowned painters and enjoy a cup of tea in a historic Haveli belonging to a local antique collector; beautifully decorated with rich tapestries, carpets and rare artefacts this palace is truly one of its kind.