Delhi (2N)
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Delhi (2N)
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Delhi (2N)
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Day 1
Arrive in Delhi, transfer to your hotel. Afternoon proceed on a sightseeing tour of Qutub Minar - the tallest stone tower in India, and drive past the imposing India Gate and the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Later visit the Raj Ghat and drive past the Red Fort and Jama Masjid & Madam Tussauds Museum. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Note: Red Fort is closed on Mondays & Jama Masjid closed on Fridays.
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Day 2
Today after breakfast, proceed for full day excursion to Agra. Visit Taj Mahal, Agra Fort. Evening return to Delhi. Rest of the day is free for leisure activities. Overnight stay at Hotel.
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Day 3
Transfer to Delhi Airport / Railway station for your journey back home.
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75% of total tour cost or non refundable component whichever is higher
100% of total tour cost
All Prices are in Indian Rupees and subject to change without prior notice.
Price quoted are subject to availablity at time of confirmation, we are currently not holding any blocking against the sent quotation.
Tour prices are valid for Indian Nationals & Foreigners holding Indian Resident Permit.
Booking confirmations are subject to availability.
All Hotels Rooms are subject to availability
We are not holding any reservations of air seats, hotel rooms, conference rooms etc. Final availability status will only be known when we request for bookings.
Holiday Surcharge will be additional if applicable
Any overstay expenses due to delay or change or cancellation in flight will be on the guests own & Akbar Holidays will not be held liable for such expenses however we will provide best possible assistance.
Pretty much indisputably the most vibrant country on Earth, India can conjure up a multitude of conflicting emotions during any stay. As a result it's not everybody's cup of chai, but those who fall for the subcontinent fall hard, and become lifelong devotees
Pretty much indisputably the most vibrant country on Earth, India can conjure up a multitude of conflicting emotions during any stay. As a result it's not everybody's cup of chai, but those who fall for the subcontinent fall hard, and become lifelong devotees
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