Tour Holi - Festival Of Colour Tour With Private Golden Triangle

Meals

5 Breakfasts in tour plan 1 Tradtional Lunch during Holi Festival

Accommodation

5 nights accommodation in standar hotels as per tour plan. Accommodation in hotels with base category of each hotel

Guide

English speaking local guide services included in Delhi only English speaking guide services will be available during Holi Festival

Transport

Private air conditioned tourist car / vehicle for entire tour plan with driver on disposal basis in all the sectors

Others

5 nights accommodation in economy hotels and guest houses as per tour plan. 5 Breakfasts in the tour plan. Private car with personal driver for the entire tour plan Holi Celebration in the tour plan. Tonga Ride in Agra Sightseeing tours as per tour itinerary All applicable taxes and service charges and All road taxes, government taxes and driver allowances. Inclusions of Colour Festival Holi: To Celebrate Holi Festival You Will get: Welcome Drink ( Non / Alcoholic Beverages ). A Pair of White Kurta Payajama ( For both men and women ). Playing With Herbal Colours + Water Guns + Water Balloons. Cultural Event, Folk Dance show with Chang + Beating of Drums Live traditional Music. Traditional Turbans. Traditional Holi Lunch. Open Shower and changing room facility.

Not included:

Optional

Opt for Rajasthani Dinner with Folk Dance show in a theme restaurant of Jaipur. In the evening go for Bollywood Show in Raj Mandir Cinema in Jaipur, India

Insurance

Medical and insurance of any kind.

Flights

Any International flight fare

Others

Any International flight fare Medical and insurance of any kind. Any meals ( Unless specified ) Any Air Fare ( Can be arranged on clients requests ). Any monuments fees and guide services ( Can be arranged on clients requests ). Any thing which is not written under ” Inclusions ” headings. Any expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like flight delay/cancellation/hike in fare, strike or any other natural calamities Personal nature Expenses i.e. Telephone Calls, Laundry, Soft / Hard Drinks, Meals, Tipping etc. Camera Fees at Monuments.

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Day 1 Day 1: Arrive At Delhi Airport
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Arrive At Delhi Airport

Arrive in Delhi. You will be met by a representative of Golden Triangle and Holi tour in the arrival zone. Once you have exited baggage claim, you will then be transferred to your hotel. Delhi, India’s capital and political hub is a primeval city that is amazing for everyone. The city’s velocity is muddled, yet somewhat relaxed, and makes it ideal to see the sights. During your trip, you will definitely see some strange and exotic sights. Overnight is at Delhi hotel.
Day 2 Day 2: Delhi – Jaipur ( By Drive 265 Km / 5 – 6 Hours )
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Delhi – Jaipur ( By Drive 265 Km / 5 – 6 Hours )

Drive to Jaipur. On arrival, check in at your hotel. Later in the evening watch Aarti celebrations at temple of Jaipur. The Aarti consist of a little flame which blaze on a wick, located on a plate, and is turned around round the divine being.

The Ritual of the Aarti makes the light of the flame drive out darkness, the incense that is burnt bestow aroma, a bell is rung, and hands applaud while one hums the Aarti.

The Aarti reminds us of the prominence of the Lord, since the flame which is rotated is emblematic of the Cosmos ( Sun, Moon, Stars ) rotating around the Almighty paying obeisance to Him. These practices are being done from past thousands of years in Hindu religion. Sleep better in the hotel. Night stay is in Jaipur

✓ Opt for shopping in lively markets of Jaipur.

✓ Opt for Rajasthani Dinner with Folk Dance show in a theme restaurant of Jaipur.
Day 3 Day 3: Jaipur – Celebrate Holi Festival Of India
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: Jaipur – Celebrate Holi Festival Of India

About Holi Festival:

Holi is is a festival of colours & is one of the greatest festivals of India mainly of Hindu religion. It was at first known as ‘Holika’. The Holi festival finds a complete depiction in early religious works such as Jaimini’s Purvamimamsa – Sutras and Kathaka – Grhya – Sutras. Historians too consider that Holi was famous by all Aryans but more so in Eastern part of India.

The Holi festival gets its name from the Puranic ( Very Old ) & vedic tale of Holika. Holika was the sister the demon – king Hiranyakashipu. The king was very selfish and wanted that everyone in his sovereignty worship him alone. Much to his anger, he found that his son, Prahlada, was a worshipper of Lord Vishnu. It was then that Hiranyakashipu determined to kill Prahlada in support with his sister.

Holika had been fixed with a boon that gave her the control to remain unaltered by fire. To lure Prahlada into a fire, Holika sat him on her lap and conjured to play with him while Hiranyakashipu ordered his men to set the place where they sat on fire. It was then that Holika’s boon failed her.

In her menacing mission to kill the Lord’s devotee, Holika was burned to ashes while Prahlada came out unharmed.Holi symbolises triumph of our privileged aspirations over our lower, base desires. It is the burning of our unimportant, material desires at the altar of our goal of self-development.

It arises for the victory of good over evil, a thesis that runs throughout every Indian festival. For it is impossible that those who live their lives by truth will ever be overcome by the corrupt.

Hence people wake up early in the morning to play and celebrate Holi with coloured powder ( Gulal ), drink bhang, fill there pichkaris ( water guns ) with coloured water to throw on other people celebrating around, dance on dholak beatings and on ritual songs, exchange and eat Gujia ( a traditional food of Holi ).

To Celebrate Holi Festival You Will get:

– Welcome Drink ( Non Alcoholic Beverages )

– A Pair of White Churidar Kurta Payajama ( For Both men and women )

– Playing With Herbal Powder Colours + Gulal + Water Guns + Water Balloons

– Cultural Event

– Live Traditional Cultural Music & ritual songs + Beating of Dholaks & Drums

– Traditional Turbans

– Traditional Holi Lunch & Gujia

– Open Shower & Changing room facility

✓ In the evening go for Bollywood Show in Raj Mandir Cinema in Jaipur, India
Day 4 Day 4: Jaipur – Agra ( By Drive 265 Km / 5.5 Hours Drive )
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Jaipur – Agra ( By Drive 265 Km / 5.5 Hours Drive )

On your fourth day of special Holi Tour explore Amer fort and experience the Elephant ride to visit Amer Palace. ( On direct payment basis ).

In the afternoon we will tour Observatory ( Jantar Mantar ) which is one of the biggest observatories Continue touring to Jaipur City Palace which is famous for Rajasthani style and architecture. Jaipur City Palace is one of the most famed traveler attractions and a key milestone which locates itself with its stupendous art and architecture.

Later exit from City Palace and have a photo shoot stop at Hawa Mahal ( Palace of Winds ). After late lunch travel to Agra for good night sleep.

✓ Have photoshoot in front of Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
Day 5 Day 5: Agra – Delhi ( By Drive 205 Km – 4.5 Hours Drive )
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Agra – Delhi ( By Drive 205 Km – 4.5 Hours Drive )

At the break of dawn we start touring the magnificent Taj Mahal at sunrise ( closed on Fridays ). Constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in reminiscence to his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, this is the definitive tribute to love ever transliterate in structural design.

Later travel around Agra Fort. This fort was constructed by Emperor Akbar in 1565. The high red stone monument stretches for around 2 1/2 km. The palace is a famous for its smooth combination of Hindu and central Asian architectural style. Also visit Itmad – Ul – Daulatabad, a replica of Taj Mahal. After late evening drive to Delhi for your overnight stay.

✓ Explore Agra which is one of those oldest living cities of India where the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort illustrate the traditional culture of medieval era.

✓ Visit Taj Mahal ( Closed on Friday’s ) at the time of sunrise for stunning views and is also less crowded.
Day 6 Day 6: Delhi Sightseeing & Depart
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Delhi Sightseeing & Depart

After leisurely breakfast travel around Jama Masjid, – the largest mosque in India. Drive past the magnificent Red Fort, built on the banks of River Yamuna by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

Continue to New Delhi, city created to reflect the might of the British Empire, visit 12th century Qutab Minar – gracefully hand-carved for its entire height of 234 feet. Explore tomb of emperor Humayun – a predecessor of the Mughal style of architecture. Drive past at Rajpath, and India Gate in New Delhi which is a war commemorative of Indian soldiers who took part in World War II.

In the evening our tour ends, thus transferring you to Delhi airport to board your flight for onwards journey.

✓ Experience Rickshaw ride with visit of Old Delhi.

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Holi - Festival Of Colour Tour With Private Golden Triangle

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Itinerary of your trip Holi - Festival Of Colour Tour With Private Golden Triangle

Day 1: Arrive At Delhi Airport

Day 2: Delhi – Jaipur ( By Drive 265 Km / 5 – 6 Hours )

Day 3: Jaipur – Celebrate Holi Festival Of India

Day 4: Jaipur – Agra ( By Drive 265 Km / 5.5 Hours Drive )

Day 5: Agra – Delhi ( By Drive 205 Km – 4.5 Hours Drive )

Day 6: Delhi Sightseeing & Depart

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