10-Day Delhi Itinerary – Culture, Heritage & Street Food Adventure

Day 1 – January 18: Arrival in Delhi

Arrival at Delhi International Airport.

Delhi is a large and bustling city with a population of approximately 14 million people. It is one of the oldest cities in the world and has served as the capital of numerous empires throughout ancient Indian history. It was also an important city along the ancient caravan routes from northeastern India to the Ganges Valley.

After completing immigration procedures, one of our representatives will be waiting to welcome you and provide a package with all the necessary documents. They will also arrange your transportation to the hotel. Free day to rest.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 2 – January 19: Delhi

Breakfast followed by a full-day tour of Delhi with a Spanish-speaking guide.

We will visit India Gate, government buildings, a Sikh Temple, Qutub Minar, Gandhi’s Tomb, Old Delhi, and Jama Masjid. We will also enjoy a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi in Chandni Chowk.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3 – January 20: Delhi – Agra (250 km)

In the morning, we will depart towards Agra, the city of Emperor Akbar. This city, over 400 years old, remains very well preserved and served as a Mughal capital between the 16th and 17th centuries. In addition to the famous Taj Mahal, Agra is also home to the magnificent Agra Fort, which can be visited.

After arrival, visit Agra Fort and enjoy the possibility of taking photographs of the Taj Mahal from the rear side during sunset.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 4 – January 21: Agra – Suratpura (250 km)

Early in the morning, visit one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal (closed every Friday). This monument has brought worldwide fame to Agra and has become the symbol of India.

The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in 1631 in honor of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. Construction was completed in 1653, with approximately 20,000 people involved in its creation. It is the finest representation of Mughal architecture, built in white marble with a large central dome and four 41-meter-high minarets. Its intricate floral and geometric inlay work makes it a unique masterpiece.

After breakfast, depart for a non-touristic experience to enjoy an authentic and unique journey. Continue to a small village called Suratpura. Arrival and check-in at your countryside accommodation.

Suratpura is a village located 100 km from Jaipur, with a population of approximately 10,000 people. Most residents depend on agriculture, making this a great opportunity to stay among fields and enjoy the fresh air. You can walk through the countryside and learn about the different crops and plants of the region. Later, visit a local temple dedicated to Krishna. Walking through the village offers an excellent opportunity to interact with the local community.

Return to enjoy a traditional village dinner.

Overnight stay in the village.

Day 5 – January 22: Suratpura – Jaipur (110 km)

Early in the morning, there is an option to participate in a meditation session with a professional instructor.

Local countryside breakfast.

Afterwards, we can visit an old family home belonging to a warrior caste. Then, visit a local school attended by more than 800 children. Guests may bring school supplies such as pens or pencils to gift to the children. It is a very rewarding experience to see the children studying and smiling.

Departure towards Jaipur, the gateway to Rajasthan and known as the Pink City.

Upon arrival, transfer to your accommodation where you will receive a traditional welcome. Afterwards, you can take a walk through the residential area to experience a non-touristic neighborhood.

Return to the accommodation. Dinner and Indian culinary experience.

Overnight stay at the hotel or homestay. If the homestay is unavailable, hotel accommodation will be provided.

Indian family homestay available at Santosh Villa Jaipur, winner of the Traveller Choice Award from 2016 to 2024 on TripAdvisor and ranked as the number one accommodation in Jaipur.

Day 6 – January 23: Jaipur

A full day of activities will take us around Amber Fort, where we will have the opportunity to reach the fort by elephant ride.

Afterwards, we will visit the Pink City and Jantar Mantar Observatory, built in 1727 by Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh II, a mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer.

We will also visit the City Palace of the Maharaja of Jaipur, featuring a collection of garments, cotton and silk saris with gold embroidery.

We will also go shopping to prepare outfits for the wedding the following day. In Jaipur, tailors can create custom-made outfits within just 12 hours.

Today we will meet the groom’s family and participate in the Sangeet ceremony, where the groom’s relatives gather. Gifts will be presented to the family. Afterwards, we will participate in the wedding celebration with music and festivities. We will share a meal with the family.

In Hindu weddings, schedules may change according to rituals, so flexibility and respect are important.

Return to your accommodation for rest.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 7 – January 24: Jaipur

Breakfast and rest.

In the afternoon, depending on the schedule, we will participate in the wedding ceremony where the bride and groom, along with close guests, celebrate the marriage. You will have the opportunity to witness the entire ceremony.

The final ceremony takes place when the bride leaves her parents’ home to begin her life with her husband. This marks the conclusion of the wedding.

Rest day.

Overnight stay at the homestay or hotel.

Day 8 – January 25: Jaipur – Mumbai (Flight)

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Mumbai.

Arrival and transfer to the hotel.

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is a densely populated city on India’s western coast. It is the largest city in the country and its main financial center. Along its waterfront stands the Gateway of India, built during the British Raj in 1924. The city is also famous for Elephanta Island, home to temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, and for being the heart of Bollywood.

Optional: 3-to-4-hour Bollywood tour including a visit to film studios.

Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 9 – January 26: Mumbai

Breakfast.

In the morning, visit the Gateway of India, Prince of Wales Museum, Mani Bhawan, the northern Colaba area also known as Mumbai Fort, Hanging Gardens, and Flora Fountain.

Return and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 10 – January 27: Departure

After breakfast, our Western India Nature Tours team will transfer you to the international airport 3 to 4 hours before departure, wishing you a pleasant stay in our country.