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Path to the Ocean: From Urban Centers to Goa’s Paradise Beaches

TOUR ITINERARY
Delhi - Agra - Mumbai - Goa
(10 days / 11 nights)

TOUR ITINERARY

Delhi - Agra - Mumbai - Goa

(10 days / 11 nights)

DAY 1: DELHI

Your journey will begin in India’s capital, Delhi, where you will visit significant landmarks of the city:

Jama Masjid: The largest mosque in India, with a majestic atmosphere and stunning views from its lofty minarets.
Red Fort (Lal Qila): A symbol of the might of the Mughal Empire amidst Delhi’s historical monuments.
Raj Ghat: A spiritual memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, with a platform of black marble and an eternal flame, on the banks of the Yamuna River.
India Gate: A majestic arch built in memory of soldiers who died in World War I, surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: A sacred Sikh shrine in Delhi, known for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambiance.
Qutub Minar: A complex of religious structures dating back to the beginning of Islamic rule in India in the 12th century.
Chandni Chowk: Delhi’s oldest and most picturesque street, where a rickshaw ride will immerse you in the atmosphere of traditional Indian life, and you can explore various markets and shops.

DAY 1: DELHI

Your journey will begin in India’s capital, Delhi, where you will visit significant landmarks of the city:

Jama Masjid: The largest mosque in India, with a majestic atmosphere and stunning views from its lofty minarets.
Red Fort (Lal Qila): A symbol of the might of the Mughal Empire amidst Delhi’s historical monuments.
Raj Ghat: A spiritual memorial dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi, with a platform of black marble and an eternal flame, on the banks of the Yamuna River.
India Gate: A majestic arch built in memory of soldiers who died in World War I, surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib: A sacred Sikh shrine in Delhi, known for its beautiful architecture and spiritual ambiance.
Qutub Minar: A complex of religious structures dating back to the beginning of Islamic rule in India in the 12th century.
Chandni Chowk: Delhi’s oldest and most picturesque street, where a rickshaw ride will immerse you in the atmosphere of traditional Indian life, and you can explore various markets and shops.

The Red Fort in New Delhi

Built by Emperor Shah Jahan (creator of the Taj Mahal) between 1638 and 1648, it served as the residence of Mughal emperors for nearly 200 years.

Lotus Temple in Delhi

It was opened in 1986 and serves as the centre of the Bahai world religion. The temple is built of white marble that was imported from Greece. It is a place where people of all religions can find peace and spiritual renewal.

India Gate in New Delhi

A memorial in honour of Indian soldiers who died in the First World War.

Red Fort or Lal Qila in Delhi

UNESCO World Heritage Site. Inside the fort there is a museum of Indian history.

Humayun's Tomb

The first dynastic mausoleum of the Mughals

Jama Masjid in Delhi

The largest mosque in India, built under Shah Jahan in 1656. A striking example of Islamic architecture with domes and minarets, it is located in Delhi.

Safdarjunga Marble Mausoleum

The mausoleum of Muhammad Shah, prime minister of the Mughal emperor.

Evening Jama Masjid, Delhi

Evening view of the Jama Masjid in Delhi

Lakshmana is the hero of the ancient Indian epic ‘Ramayana’

‘Ramayana’ is one of the greatest and most revered epics in ancient Indian literature. It is a work of great cultural and religious significance in Indian civilisation.

The luxurious interior of a traditional Indian restaurant

DAY 2: AGRA

In this historic city located in northern India, the Uttar Pradesh state, you will visit:

Taj Mahal: A magnificent monument of love, representing not only architectural grandeur but also rich history and symbolism. You will learn about the creation of this masterpiece and soak in its unique romantic atmosphere.

Note: Taj Mahal is closed for visitors on Fridays.

Agra Fort: A grand fortress with palaces that narrate the military history and events left their marks on the stone of this majestic structure.
Little Taj Mahal: A lesser-known small mausoleum, also called the Jewel Box of history, fascinating with its charm and historical significance.

After the tour, we will return to Delhi for overnight stay.

DAY 2: AGRA

In this historic city located in northern India, the Uttar Pradesh state, you will visit:

Taj Mahal: A magnificent monument of love, representing not only architectural grandeur but also rich history and symbolism. You will learn about the creation of this masterpiece and soak in its unique romantic atmosphere.

Note: Taj Mahal is closed for visitors on Fridays.

Agra Fort: A grand fortress with palaces that narrate the military history and events left their marks on the stone of this majestic structure.
Little Taj Mahal: A lesser-known small mausoleum, also called the Jewel Box of history, fascinating with its charm and historical significance.

After the tour, we will return to Delhi for overnight stay.

Taj Mahal

Famous for its perfect symmetry. Every part of the complex, including gardens, swimming pools and buildings, is planned with mathematical precision.

Taj Mahal

The construction of the Taj Mahal involved craftsmen and artisans from all over the world, including countries like Persia, Turkey, France and Italy.

Walls of the Red Fort in Agra

There is a legend that it was here that Emperor Shah Jahan was imprisoned by his son and spent the last years of his life in the Red Fort, from where he looked out over the Taj Mahal, the mausoleum of his favourite wife Mumtaz Mahal.

On the grounds of the Red Fort in Agra

In 1983, the Red Fort was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as an example of Mughal architecture.

Khas Mahal on the grounds of the Red Fort in Agra

Inside the Khas Mahal are various rooms decorated with colourful frescoes and intricate inlays of precious stones and mother-of-pearl.

View of the Taj Mahal from the Red Fort

The Red Fort is a red sandstone complex covering an area of about 94 hectares. Its walls, up to 21 metres high, are surrounded by deep moats.

A resident of Agra

Monkeys in Agra can be both adorable and troublesome. They sometimes steal food and small objects.

Agra

Agra is known for its rich cultural traditions and festivals. It hosts numerous fairs, festivals and cultural events.

DAY 3-4: MUMBAI

A bustling metropolis on the western coast, renowned for its skyscrapers, vibrant streets, and diverse culture.

Here, you will visit:

Elephanta Caves: A cave temple complex on Elephanta Island. Carved by monks between the 5th and 8th centuries and dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is an important archaeological and cultural heritage of India.
Gateway of India: A triumphal basalt arch on the Mumbai waterfront at Apollo Bunder, symbolizing the meeting of the past and present.
Bollywood Studio: A famous film studio where you will experience the atmosphere of Indian cinema and possibly meet Bollywood stars.
Prince of Wales Museum: A multi-building museum complex housing a collection of India’s cultural heritage from the 20th century: paintings, photographs, jewelry, handicrafts, and personal items of the Prince of Wales. The building combines elements of British royal residence architecture and Indian style.
Juhu Beach: One of the most famous and popular beaches in Mumbai, where you can enjoy the sea breeze and unique local cuisine.
Mahalakshmi Temple: A Hindu sanctuary dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, popular among tourists and pilgrims from all over the world.

DAY 3-4: MUMBAI

A bustling metropolis on the western coast, renowned for its skyscrapers, vibrant streets, and diverse culture.

Here, you will visit:

Elephanta Caves: A cave temple complex on Elephanta Island. Carved by monks between the 5th and 8th centuries and dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is an important archaeological and cultural heritage of India.
Gateway of India: A triumphal basalt arch on the Mumbai waterfront at Apollo Bunder, symbolizing the meeting of the past and present.
Bollywood Studio: A famous film studio where you will experience the atmosphere of Indian cinema and possibly meet Bollywood stars.
Prince of Wales Museum: A multi-building museum complex housing a collection of India’s cultural heritage from the 20th century: paintings, photographs, jewelry, handicrafts, and personal items of the Prince of Wales. The building combines elements of British royal residence architecture and Indian style.
Juhu Beach: One of the most famous and popular beaches in Mumbai, where you can enjoy the sea breeze and unique local cuisine.
Mahalakshmi Temple: A Hindu sanctuary dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, popular among tourists and pilgrims from all over the world.

Gateway Square in Mumbai

The Gateway of India was built in honour of the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay (then called Mumbai) in December 1911.

Prince of Wales Museum

Another name, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya Museum, is one of the most important museums.

The main lobby of the Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai

Mumbai

Mumbai is a cultural hub with many theatres, galleries and museums.

Mumbai

Night Mumbai surprises with its energy and wide range of entertainment venues.

Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai

Built in 1903 by industrial tycoon Jamshetji Tata, Taj Mahal Hotel is one of India's oldest and most prestigious hotels.

A fountain located on the Hatatma Chowk. Mumbai

The fountain is made in the Gothic style, with a statue of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers and spring, at the top.

Bandra-Worley Sea Bridge

Toll road cable-stayed bridge over the Mahim Bay of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai

Gateway of India in Mumbai

Through this gate, the last British garrison left India in 1948, symbolising the end of British rule.

Bandra-Worley Sea Bridge

A suspension bridge connecting the western part of Mumbai, Bandra, with the central business district of the city, Worley.

DAY 5-10: GOA

The jewel of the Indian coast of the Arabian Sea will give you an unforgettable holiday atmosphere.

Here, you will enjoy endless sandy beaches and visit historical and natural landmarks. In cozy seaside restaurants and cafes with the sound of waves, you will admire the diversity of local dishes and the atmosphere of beach parties.

DAY 5-10: GOA

The jewel of the Indian coast of the Arabian Sea will give you an unforgettable holiday atmosphere.

Here, you will enjoy endless sandy beaches and visit historical and natural landmarks. In cozy seaside restaurants and cafes with the sound of waves, you will admire the diversity of local dishes and the atmosphere of beach parties.

Goa's wild beaches

Coastal hostels in Goa

Aguada Fort, fragment

Goa beach

An equilibrist performs on the beach

We love Goa!

North Goa beach. Vagator and its Shiva face

Sri Shanta Durga Temple

Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary in Panaji

St Francis Church

Church of Francis of Assisi in Goa

Goa's famous sunsets

TOUR COST

The tour cost starts at 1,800 €.
The exact price depends on the number of participants.

The tour price includes:

Airport transfers on arrival and departure days
Local flights
English-speaking guide
Hotel accommodation for 10 to 11 nights depending on flight timings

Additional expenses include:

Entrance fees
Meals
International flights
Visa (~ 70 USD)
Travel insurance
Tips
Souvenirs, personal expenses, etc.

Additional Information:

Travel between cities: by train/plane/car

TOUR COST

The tour cost starts at 1,800 €.

The exact price depends on the number of participants.

The tour price includes:

Airport transfers on arrival and departure days
Local flights
English-speaking guide
Hotel accommodation for 4 to 5 nights depending on flight timings

Additional expenses include:

Entrance fees
Meals
International flights
Visa (~ 70 USD)
Travel insurance
Tips
Souvenirs, personal expenses, etc.

Additional Information:

Travel between cities: by train/plane/car

During our tours, we adhere to the principles of honesty and transparency. There are no forced visits to commercial establishments or souvenir shops. We value your time and strive to make your journey in India as authentic and enriching as possible. You will have the opportunity to purchase souvenirs directly during your journey.

During our tours, we adhere to the principles of honesty and transparency. There are no forced visits to commercial establishments or souvenir shops. We value your time and strive to make your journey in India as authentic and enriching as possible. You will have the opportunity to purchase souvenirs directly during your journey.

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