Welcome to India and the start of your holiday! A chaotic medley of bazaars, temples, mosques and colonial buildings, Delhi is an ideal place to kick-start this adventure. Weave through the cars, rickshaws and bullock carts to experience fast -paced city life. Stroll through the

exuberant alley ways of Old Delhi and see the magnificent Jama Masjid, then visit a local Sikh temple to learn a little about this fascinating religion. 

Meet your group for breakfast, and take on awalking tours. First  Salaam City Walk is optional and start at 8am, and follow to the Old Delhi walking tour for incredible experience. Be amazed by the sights, sounds smells of Old Delhi and stop by Delhi's oldest mosque, the impressive Jama Masjid, spice market, visit Red fort and more. After short rest, later in the evning we go for optional visit magnificent Kingdom of Dreams : showcasing an extravagant cinematic and theatrical musical ,tour leader will provide all details on first day meeting.

After breakfast this morning we take fast train to the capital of the state of Rajasthan - Jaipur. Jaipur is the most colourful of the cities. Known as the Pink city after the rusty colour that the walled city bears - Jaipur is a traveller's destination. With beautiful palaces, forts, gardens, temples and unending market streets. It has everything that the colourful state has to offer. 

Breakfast. Early today, we travel beyond Jaipur to the stunning 16th century Amber Fort – a sprawling Rajput concoction which hugs the hill on which it was built and overlooks the hot plains below. We enjoy a stateley elephant ride to the fort proper and tour the fort's well-preserved interior and grounds. Back in Jaipur, enjoy the remainder of the day your own way. 

Agra is home to one of the world's most recognisable monuments, the Taj Mahal. But first maybe take the chance to see Bharatpur is home to the World Heritage- listed Keoladeo Ghana National Park, one of the world's prime bird-watching grounds. This peaceful sanctuary is hard-core twitcher territory, and boasts 364species within its 29-sq km marshlands, including many threatened aquatic birds on migratory routes from Central Asia. Unesco World Heritage Site, where we'll enjoy a leisurely bicycle rickshaw ride through the park.

Another stop at Fatehpur Sikri (the City of Victory) was the capital of the Mughal Empire for only some 10 years. The complex of monuments and temples, all in a uniform architectural style, includes one of the largest mosques in India, the Jama Masjid. 

Afternoon  visit the Taj Mahal - a masterpiece of shimmering white marble set amid beautiful formal gardens. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife Mumtaz, this 'teardrop on the face of eternity' (as it was described by writer Rabindranath Tagore) lives up to all expectations.

The ancient city fronting the holy Ganga River has been a source of cultural and anthropological intrigue since the times of Alexander the Great. It is still, for many, the “consummate Indian city”, whose bewildering landscape of ghats, temples and Hindu rituals represents an alternative modernity, as much anachronistic to some as contemporary to others. This is the Varanasi that continues to fascinate pilgrims, tourists, scholars and artists alike. This is the phenomenon of Varanasi we all see from outside. 

If you really want to get a sense of real Varanasi the only possible way is to explore the river side and the area behind the ghats which is setup in form of narrow and puzzled alleys. Real Varanasi lives inside the alleys which looks different than any other place found on our planet. Narrow and puzzled alleys, beautiful temples and shrines, monasteries, old buildings, cultural and religious diversity, all the major old markets, real Varanasi-food, people, cows and bulls…all is found inside the alleys which are not possible to visit by any vehicle. Varanasi people do all of their business inside the alleys on foot.

Walking Tour gives you an opportunity to experience the real Varanasi, talk with the locals, visit hidden and old alleys and temples, ponds, ashrams, and the old business district… just by walking with us

Early morning say goodbye  to River Ganges. Take the train, climb aboard, take a seat, and enjoy the ride to Gorakhpur. This is a long travel day to cross into Nepal (approx 8-10 hours). That means, you charge up your music and take out your book or just enjoy the changing landscape to the border.

Nepal makes things easy for foreign travellers. It is possible for most nationalities to get a Nepalese visa at the border; you will need at least one passport size photograph and $25 USD.

Today travel to Chitwan National Park is the first national park in Nepal (approx 5 hors), formerly called ‘Royal Chitwan National Park’ it was established in 1973 and declared the status of a World Heritage Site in 1984 by UNESCO. 

Upon arrival at Sapana Village, you will be taken by ox cart to the Tharu homestay in the next village. In the evening you can join the women of the village for a traditional cooking class and dinner and afterwards, the women will hold a culture show for you with music and dancing. The next day you can choose one of three activities: Fishing  with the local women, Painting in traditional Tharu style or Henna tattooing.

Day 11 You’ll hop aboard a jeep and explore the diverse ecosystems of Royal Chitwan National Park. If you’re a very lucky person may your eyes catch many animals that live there. Maybe one of the 100-or-so Bengal Tigers, crocodiles, rhinos, monkeys, elephants also including many birds. Afternoon is free for number of optional activities, or simply chillout from private balcony or veranda to enjoy the breathtaking views.

Travel into the beautiful scenery, a valley spreads out for miles, its rolling hills giving way to ever-growing mountain peaks in the distance - our destination of the Annapurna Range in Pokhara. It takes (approx 6 hours) by local deluxe bus, 198 km west of Kathmandu.

Pokhara; the lake city is also well known as the tourism capital of Nepal. The city is tranquil yet it is renowned for its adventure activities. Go around the city on mountain bike or relax around lake side viewing the spectacular view of Mount Machhapuchare from the distance.

Sunrise walk with breathtaking of the Annapurna Himalayan mountains peaks. Did you know? The main mountains you will see from Sarangkot are Dhaulagiri (8167m), Machhapuchhare (6993m) and, Annapurna (8,091m). it takes about 40 minutes to drive up, and 2.5 hour walk back down through lush farms and forests.

Pokhara is a city of leisure and adventure activities. You will be guided to the major places of interest in Pokhara such as Phewa lake, Davi’s fall, Mahendra Cave, Bat cave, Tibetan refugee camp and museum.

Travel the last leg of the trip through the wild, time is (approx 6 to 7 hours). However, it is worth noting that the view is simply breathtaking and you get to experience the road of Nepal and drive around the mountain area for a scenic view.
Kathmandu, this city is a riot of sights, sounds and smells, which will leave you intoxicated. Visit the temples or roam the hectic streets of the Thamel, either way it won't leave you indifferent.

The trip ends on Day 15, there are no activities planned for this day, extend the day or two to know more what Kathmandu can offer.