Tour price includes: Deluxe Hotels, Agra Moti Masjid mosque, Agra Red Fort, Agra bazaar, Agra Taj Mahal (evening), Agra Taj Mahal (morning), Fatehpur Sikri desert city, Jaipur Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), Jaipur Amber Fort, Amber on elephant back, Amber Fort Garden, Jaipur Observatory (Jantar Mantar), Jaipur City Palace, Jaipur Jai Mahal Lake Palace, Jaipur Johari Bazaar Jewellers’ market, Khimsar sunset in the Dunes, Rohetgarh, Jodhpur tour, Jodhpur Jaswant Thada, Jodhpur Royal Palace, Jodhpur Mehrangarh Fort, Rohetgarh, Rohetgarh jeep safari to villages, Rohetgarh Bishnoi village, Brahmin village, Rohetgarh afternoon tea, Deogarh, Ranakpur Jain temples, Delwaraj, Devi Garh Fort Palace, Udaipur City Palace, Udaipur Crystal Gallery, Udaipur Durbar Hall for afternoon tea, Udaipur Lake Pichola boat cruise, Delhi Jama Masjid, Delhi Red Fort, Delhi Raj Ghat, Delhi India Gate, Delhi Parliament House, Delhi President’s House, Delhi Qutab Minar tower, Delhi bicycle rickshaw ride, Nawalgarh frescoes, Nawalgarh fort, bazaar and havelis, Shekhawati region, Mandawa havelis, Mandawa frescoes, Mandawa village, Bikaner royal fortified city, Bikaner Junagarh Fort, Bikaner Bhandeshwar and Sandeshwar Jain temples, Bikaner bazaars, Thar Desert, Jaisalmer latticed havelis, Jaisalmer Patwan-Ki-Haveli, Jaisalmer Jaisal Fort or Golden Fort, Jaisalmer Lake, Sam sand dunes, Manvar Resort.
ITINERARY
Day 1 DELHI
You will be met on arrival in Delhi and transferred to your hotel for a 2 night stay. Overnight Delhi.
New Delhi, the capital and the third largest city of India, is a fusion of the ancient and the modern, unwinding a picture rich with culture, architecture and human diversity, deep in history, monuments, museums, galleries and gardens. Comprising of two contrasting yet harmonious parts, Old Delhi and New Delhi, the city is a travel hub of Northern India. Narrating the city’s Mughal past, Old Delhi takes you through the labyrinthine streets passing through formidable mosques, monuments and forts. You will also discover lively and colourful bazaars. The imperial city of New Delhi displays the finely curved architecture of British Raj. It generates a mesmerizing charm reflecting well-composed and spacious streets under the shade of beautifully lined avenues of trees and tall and imposing government buildings. The eternal Jamuna river bears witness to the glorious and tumultuous 5,000 year old history of Delhi. A history which encompasses all the various kings and emperors who fixed their royal citadels here. Much water has flown down the Jamuna from the days of great Mughals, but the magnetism of old-world still exists in these grand structures.
Day 2 DELHI
A half day city tour this morning will introduce you to Old Delhi, including an exhilarating bicycle rickshaw ride through the through Chandni Chowk – a hustling & bustling market place and a maze of narrow streets. Visits will be made to:
- Jama Masjid – an architectural extravaganza of Shah Jahan, with its vast marble domes and minarets. The largest mosque in India, this is a handsome structure that is still used today
- Red Fort – an impressive and immense red sandstone Mughal fort enclosing beautiful palaces and gardens within*
- Raj Ghat - where the Father of India, Mahatama Gandhi, was cremated in 1948
This aftermoon you will discover New Delhi, driving past India Gate, Parliament House, and the President’s House. Time will be spent at Qutab Minar, an 11th century, 73 meter high victory tower built by slave king Qutubuddin Aibak and later completed by his successor Iltumish. Overnight Delhi. (B)
Day 3 DELHI-AGRA (200kms – approx. 4 hours)
Drive to Agra this morning. This afternoon visit the Agra Fort, the original red sandstone fort built by Akbar in 1565. Shahjahan added the marble palaces inside. Inside the fort is a famous pure marble mosque, the Moti Masjid. Explore the colourful local bazaar, and also see the intricate work of marble inlaid with fine gemstones, which is unique to Agra. Then late afternoon you will be taken to experience the ethereal beauty of the Taj Mahal – symbol of love – at sunset.** Overnight Agra. (B)
An immense mausoleum of white marble, built in Agra between 1631 and 1648 by order of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favourite wife, the Taj Mahal is the jewel of Muslim art in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world’s heritage.
Day 4 AGRA-JAIPUR VIA FATEHPUR SIKRI (270kms)
Travel by road to Jaipur, en route visiting Fatehpur Sikri – the deserted red sandstone city built by Emperor Akbar as his capital in the late 16th Century. On to the magnificent Pink City of Jaipur, where you will spend 3 nights. (B)
Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan is popularly known as the ‘Pink City’ because of the pink-coloured buildings in its old city. It sits on a dry lake bed in a somewhat arid landscape surrounded by forts and palaces. The walled old city is in the north-east of Jaipur, the new parts spread to the south and west. Jaipur offers a combination of splendid sightseeing and shopping opportunities. If Jaipur is a dream city for those with an eye for history and romance, it is also a shopper’s paradise. The main tourist attractions are in the old city, and the principal shopping centre in the old city is Johari Bazaar, the jewellers’ market. The City owes its name, its foundation and its careful planning to the great warrior-astronomer Maharaja Jai Singh II. In 1728, he built the remarkable observatory, Jantar Mantar, which is still one of Jaipur’s main attractions.
Day 5 JAIPUR
Enjoy an elephant back or jeep ride*** up to the Amber Fort this morning, and also visit the Palace, Kali Temple and Jai Mahal. An afternoon city tour of Jaipur will include visiting The City Palace, Palace of Winds, Jai Singh’s Observatory and of course shopping in the Pink City. (B)
Day 6 JAIPUR
Free day to relax, go shopping, or further explore this magical city. (B)
Day 7 JAIPUR-NAWALGARH-MANDAWA
You will be driven to Mandawa today, making a stop enroute at Nawalgarh. Founded in the 18th century by Nawal Singh, it has some of the finest frescoes in the Shekhawati region. A huge fort with colourful bazaar and numerous havelis with elaborate architecture makes it an interesting destination for a brief sojourn.
Continue on to Mandawa and check in to your hotel. This afternoon, a walking tour will include the world-renowned havelis of Mandawa famous for their frescoes. These beautifully painted havelis were earlier on the abodes of several primary business families, but today it’s the caretakers present who will proudly explain the decorative dwellings to you. The must visit list of painted havelis includes the Goenka haveli, Chowkhani haveli, Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli, Lakshminarayan Ladia haveli, Mohahanlal saraf haveli etc. Overnight Mandawa. (B)
The semi desert region of Shekhawati is a colourful fantasy. Nowhere else in the world is there such a profusion of wall paintings, so intricate and finely executed, in hundreds of havelis, temples, cenotaphs, wells and forts, as in this region. The open air art gallery, as it is popularly called, is famous for its plethora of painted havelis, all commendable pieces of the rich artistic tradition of this region. Shekhawati’s magnificent havelis or mansions, built by rich merchants of the region, display a unique architecturalstyle that evolved around the courtyards to ensure safety and privacy of the women folk and protection from the heat of the long and harsh summers.Mandawa, founded in the 18th century, is a pleasant town with several excellent havelis, and a busy little market. The Fort above the town is now a hotel with a small museum and excellent paintings. There is a good view of the countryside from the fort.
Day 8 MANDAWA-BIKANER (270kms – 5½ hrs)
You will be driven to Bikaner today, with a free afternoon to relax and enjoy your surroundings. (B)
Bikaner – the royal fortified city with a timeless appeal. If ever beauty has bloomed in a desert, it has been at Bikaner. Founded in 1486, Bikaner is located in the north-west of Rajasthan, and the city is dotted with many sand dunes. Bikaner retains the mediaeval splendour that pervades the city’s lifestyle. The imposing palaces, beautiful and richly sculptured temples of red and yellow sand stones display some of the finest creations of Rajput civilization. Undulating lanes, colourful bazaars and bright and cheerful folks make Bikaner an interesting experience. Bikaner is situated directly on the ancient caravan routes that came from Africa and West Asia. It was therefore a great centre of trade in the ancient world. This gave rise to a curious phenomenon: the establishment of enormously wealthy Marwari families who are today leading industrialists and bankers.
Day 9 BIKANER
Sightseeing in Bikaner will include the imposing Junagarh Fort, built in 1589, and the beautiful 16th century Bhandeshwar and Sandeshwar Jain temples. Time will also be spent in the fascinating bazaars. (B)
Day 10 BIKANER-JAISALMER (294kms – 5½ hours)
A long drive through the Thar Desert will bring you to Jaisalmer where you will spend the next 2 nights. The approach to Jaisalmer across the arid Thar desert is truly magical as the city shimmers like a mirage. With the crenulated golden sandstone town walls and narrow streets lined with exquisitely carved buildings, it has an extraordinary mediaeval feel. Throbbing in the heart of the Thar desert, Jaisalmer is an intricately moulded wonderland. A captivating sandy outpost dubbed the Golden City because of honey colour imparted to its stone ramparts by the setting sun. Rest of the day free at leisure. Overnight in Jaisalmer. (B)
The name Jaisalmer evokes a vivid picture of sheer magic and brilliance of the desert. Local colour and warmth prevail over the inhospitable and forbidding terrain, imbuing the mediaeval town with a special magic. One of the main attractions is the imposing 12th century Jaisalmer Fort. The beautiful havelis which were built by wealthy merchants of Jaisalmer are yet another interesting aspect of the desert city.And, of course, the romantic sand dunes, the best way of exploring them and the desert around being by way of acamel safari.
Day 11 JAISALMER
Today will be a magical day, exploring Jaisalmer in the morning, including some of the exquisite intricately latticed havelis with their conspicuous façades that Jaisalmer is so famous for. One of them, Patwan-Ki-Haveli, (pictured left), is one of the largest and most elaborate havelis in Jaisalmer. It is five storeys high and extensively carved. Other havelis will be visited, as well as Jaisal Fort, that seems to rise out of a desert haze, its yellow sandstone walls and bastions taking on a golden hue in the afternoon sun, which is why it is aptly called Sonar Kila or the Golden Fort. Then late afternoon you will be driven to Sam to enjoy a camel ride in the sand dunes. Overnight at Jaisalmer. (B)
Day 12 JAISALMER-JODHPUR (295kms – 6hrs)
After breakfast, a fairly long drive to Jodhpur, with lunch on the way at the attractive Manvar Resort (own expense). Overnight Jodhpur. (B)
Among Rajasthan’s many princely settlements, Jodhpur is one of the most distinctive. This five hundred year old settlement was the headquarters of the Rathore Rajputs celebrated for their tales of daring. This princely state is also referred to as “The Blue city”. One of the most beautiful Indian cities, the land of royalty is a glittering jewel set in the golden sands of barren desert landscape. The light that reflects off the golden sands engulfs a land renowned for its vibrant colours, people in bright clothes and beautiful jewellery, living in a city dominated by towering forts and palaces that rise from the sand like a mirage. Jodhpur is now a major export centre of handicrafts.
Day 13 JODHPUR
You will be taken on a half day city tour of Jodhpur in the morning, visiting the Jaswant Thada – a white marble cenotaph, built in 1899 in memory of the Maharadja Jaswant Singh, Mehrangarh Fort, and the Royal Palace. Free afternoon. Overnight Jodhpur. (B)
Dominating the city of Jodhpur is Mehrangarh (meaning “Majestic Fort”), one of Rajasthan’s three great hilltop forts, originally built in 1806. Carved panels and porches, elaborately adorned walls and windows, seem to make the mediaeval splendour come alive. Mehrangarh appears impregnable, with its battlements soaring 400 feet above a hill.
Day 14 JODHPUR-UDAIPUR (295kms – 6hrs)
Today will be an interesting day. On your way to Udaipur, visits will be made to the Ranakpur Jain temples, Continue on to Udaipur to overnight. (B)
The Ranakpur Jain Temple was built under the reign of monarch Rana Kumbha in the 15th century and is – with a 4,500 square yard base – the largest Jain temple in India. Entering the temple you may be overwhelmed by the the lavish abundance of marvellous stonemason works on white marble. There are four subsidiary shrines, 24 pillared halls and all in all 1444 columns each from one piece and all richly decorated with the most elaborate sculptures and filigrees, including the domes. The creativity and beauty of these artistic works is unimaginable and the variety is such, that no two of the 1444 columns are alike!
Day 15 UDAIPUR
A free morning in this beautiful city for shopping or further sightseeing, or to just relax at your hotel.
This afternoon you will be taken on a half day city tour of Udaipur. The City Palace, a marvel of marble and granite overlooking Lake Pichola, is the largest palace in Rajasthan, its exquisite worksmanship making it a must on every visitor’s itinerary. A visit will also be made to the exquisite Crystal Gallery, with tea or coffee at the interesting Durbar Hall. Overnight Udaipur. (B)
Udaipur’s kaleidoscope of fairy-tale palaces, lakes, temples, gardens and narrow lanes strewn with stalls, carry the flavour of an heroic past, epitomising valour and chivalry. Their reflection in the placid waters of Lake Pichola is an enticing sight…. One of the most romantic cities in Rajasthan, Udaipur is also known as the city of lakes. The marble palaces, beautifully laid out gardens and the lakes make Udaipur seem almost like a mirage in the desert.
Day 16 UDAIPUR
Your tour ends after breakfast this morning. You will be transferred to the airport today for your onward or homeward flight. (B)
NOTES
*The Red Fort is closed on Mondays. Also the places visited may not be in the same order.
**Note that the Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays.
***Elephant or Jeep ride, subject to availability.
| ACCOMMODATION – EXOTIC RAJASTHAN -DESERT ROUTE | ||
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The Claridges Hotel (5 Star) With its colonial charm, The Claridges has been a veritable treasure in Lutyens Delhi since the 1950’s, successfully combining old-world service with 21st century conveniences to make your stay truly comfortable and memorable. The 173 guest rooms and suites on just 3 levels are concealed from the outside world and overlook the pool or the green foliage. Hotel amenities include: 3 very good restaurants, coffee shop, pool, tennis court, health club, hair salon, spa, bar, business services and travel services. The hotel is in a superior location, near the city’s business and shopping districts and main attractions but still in a quiet, leafy neighbourhood, a pleasant area to take a relaxing stroll. |
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| The Oberoi Amarvilas (5 star deluxe ) “…uninterrupted views of the magnificent Taj Mahal” The Oberoi Amarvillas is a member of the Great Hotels of the World, a collection of the world’s finest luxury hotels. Each of the 105 luxurious rooms and suites of this unique hotel has a view of the glorious monument. The Oberoi Amarvilas reflects its grandeur with terraced gardens, reflection pools and tastefully decorated interiors. Moghul arches, domes and fountains complement the palace – offering superb views of the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. All guest rooms have teak floors, hand-knotted carpets, fine handcrafted furniture and luxurious marble bathrooms with separate shower stalls. The amenities seem endless: a luxury spa with a range of therapies, a swimming pool beset by luxury sundeck chairs where snacks and drinks are served; an ornamented ballroom and a superb restaurant framing that most romantic vista in the world. |
Gateway Taj View (5 star) Taj-View Hotel allows visitors to live in the lap of luxury and gaze at the Taj Mahal for as long as they wish – whenever they feel like. Guests can look forward to gracious interiors, personalized service, and the Taj’s inimitable style for a memorable stay.The hotel offers extensive facilities and is home to Agra’s only 24-hour, multi-cuisine restaurant. |
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| Rambagh Palace Rajasthan evokes images of erstwhile royalty – polo-playing princes and beautiful princesses who captured their hearts. The history of Rajasthan – or ‘Rajputana’ as it was once called – is rich with legendary tales of love and valour. For nearly two centuries, the Rambagh Palace has been home to generations of royals. Built in 1835 on a modest scale for the queen’s favourite handmaiden Kesar Badaran, it was later refurbished as a royal guesthouse and hunting lodge. In 1925, Rambagh was converted into a palace, and became the residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur. The ‘Jewel of Jaipur’ as it is fondly called, remained the home of the Jaipur royal family until 1957, when it was first converted into a luxury hotel by Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II. But it wasn’t until 1972 that Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces took over the reins. It is now the ‘jewel in the crown’ among the authentic palaces of the Taj in India. In the finest tradition of Rajput hospitality, the Rambagh Palace offers its guests a taste of royal living – a luxury and extravagance that was once the sole preserve of kings. Its elegantly appointed rooms, marbled corridors and majestic gardens echo with history, and every corner has a story to tell. |
The Samode Haveli A small intimate hotel offering personalised service, Samode Haveli has been meticulously restored and integrated into a unique property. This unique atmosphere of the contemporary and the historic gives Samode Haveli a warm & friendly atmosphere enabling guests to relax and treat it as a home away from home! With its understated luxury, antique furniture, furnishings and original work-of-art, the hotel is a celebration of traditional values and gracious living. |
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| Castle Mandawa – Heritage This is a magnificent, mid-18th century fortress which lies in the heart of the town of Mandawa . It was built in 1775 by Thakur Nawal Singh. The many rambling wings, lofty domes, ramparts and turrets of the castle have withstood countless battles. Enjoy an after dinner drink in the large inner courtyard or charming garden before retiring to one of the 51 beautifully renovated guestrooms, all uniquely furnished, featuring period furniture and Rajasthani fabrics. The assorted paintings, jade, costumes and antiques will leave a long lasting impression on you. The moment you step in the Mandawa Castle you will be awed at the stupendous size and spectacular sight of the Heritage Hotel. The high-ceiled Darbar Hall with family memorabilia of the royal Mandawa family on the walls is amazingly beautiful. This drawing room of the castle is referred to as Diwan Khana. Then there is the formal dining room whose walls are adorned with wonderful murals. The colonial verandah is an excellent spot for lazing around. The evenings and the nights are made enchanting by the fire-dances and the candle lit dinners in the courtyard and the terrace of the hotel. The terrace offers a spectacular view of distant temples and the cenotaphs. The castle is located at the heart of the Shekhawati region and is 260 kms from Delhi , 200 kms from Bikaner and 165 kms from Jaipur. |
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| Laxmi Niwas Palace Laxmi Niwas Palace is a heritage hotel located within Lallgarh Palace Complex at Bikaner . It is a magnificent red sandstone edifice with exquisite and delicate filigree and lattice works, and a gigantic clock tower. The Palace was designed by the well known architect, Sir Swinton Jacob, and built in 1902 as the principal residence of the Maharaja of Bikaner. It has since been restored to its pristine glory and converted into a luxury heritage hotel. Set amidst vast lush green lawns, lily ponds and fountains, the Palace is built around a central courtyard and is intricately carved from the skirting up to the highest dome. The 42 palatial rooms of Laxmi Niwas Palace have been painstakingly renovated and refurnished to ensure that the rooms retained their original character. |
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| Fort Rajwada Looking over the fortress of Jaisalmer lies a six acre legacy of royal interiors and gardens called Fort Rajwada. Original balconies with intricate carvings and jalis as old as 450 years adorn the walls of its grand lobby, which is a true example of heritage preserved; complemented by some of the finest 21st century conveniences. The interior décor of this princely home, was created by the genius of renowned opera set designer, Ms. Stephanie Engeln, of France. In the midst of the Great Indian Thar Desert, this grand fort-like hotel consisting of 91 rooms and 4 Royal Suites, welcomes you. Re-live your life as a Rajwada Thakur, majestic, royal and elegant. Located in the peaceful countryside on the outskirts of the golden city of Jaisalmer, is this oasis of serenity and comfort. |
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| Ajit Bhawan Palace – Heritage Hotel Ajit Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur is a magnificent mansion built by Maharaja Ajit Singhji of Jodhpur , younger brother of the last ruler of Jodhpur , Maharaja Umaid Singh. His family still reside there today. Built at the turn of the last century, this stately home served as a residence that attracted Princes and statesmen, artists and hunters, an eclectic mix of the interesting and the mundane – all drawn its true essence of Rajput hospitality. This huge mansion also allures you with its royal appeal and unmatched sophistication. Following the latest trends, this royal palace has been transformed into a heritage hotel, with a part of the palace occupied by the royal family. This is believed to be India ‘s first heritage hotel. Despite being renovated with modern facilities, the old palace maintains its unique character. The rich history, tales of valor and tragedy still looms large in the arched corridors. Hotel Ajit Bhawan has 64 rooms and suites plus 10 luxury tents. All are unique with a distinctive feel of the Raj. Antiques from various periods and photographs from the family archives create an ambiance that suggests a private home rather than a hotel room. All the rooms have a luxurious touch along with all modern amenities. Dining experience is equally exclusive as is the stay in Ajit Bhawan. The hotel has two restaurants – the Royal Chamber and the Garden Restaurant, which serve delectable dishes from Indian, Marwari and Rajasthani cuisines. The hotel has a lavish swimming pool, a small gym and a Spa. |
Taj Hari Mahal Spread over six acres of lush, landscaped gardens, this palace of the 21st century offers luxurious refinement. With its Marwar style architecture and Moghul-inspired domes, enameled murals, slender columns, and grand interiors, this is design that lives up to the fantasy. Located close to the city markets, nearby guests can find much to see and experience. |
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| Oberoi Udai Vilas Udaipur, in the heart of Rajasthan, is a city of majestic palaces and beautiful lakes. Here, adorning the banks of Lake Pichola and standing witness to the historic City Palace, The Oberoi Udaivilas captures all the romance and splendour of a royal era. Conceived as a traditional Indian palace, The Oberoi Udaivilas showcases the rich heritage of the Mewar region of Rajasthan with its rambling courtyards, gentle rippling fountains, reflecting pools and verdant gardens. Grand architecture inspired by the palaces of Rajasthan present a picture of majesty resplendent with pavilions and domes that lead you to a journey of discovery. Interiors embellished with decorative domes, hand painted frescoes, intricate mirror work and beautifully crafted artefacts create an ambience of regal splendour. An enchanting boat ride across Lake Pichola transports you to the ceremonial welcome that awaits you at resort. Rooms with terraces that open on to semi-private swimming pools present exquisite views and are a unique feature of Udaivilas. Magnificently decorated suites with private swimming pools and outdoor dining pavilions are exclusive retreats. Fine international cuisine, authentic flavours of Rajasthan or a quiet drink are all presented with views of the City Palace and Lake Pichola. The luxurious spa with its own swimming pool overlooks the lake and is a haven of serenity. Trained therapists pamper body and soul with rejuvenating treatments. The resort also offers the opportunity to undertake private Yoga, meditations and Pranayam sessions with the resident Yoga teacher or explore the city steeped in the romance of the oldest living dynasty in the world. At The Oberoi Udaivilas, the magnificent setting combines with royal service to make your holiday a journey into the romance and grandeur of another century. This resort offers an experience created exclusively for those who know there is nothing like too much luxury. |
Hotel Fateh Prakash Palace The Fateh Prakash Palace Hotel is a part of the City Palace Complex, which was built in the early 20th century during the reign of Maharana Fateh Singhji. It is situated on the shores of Lake Pichola. The hotel is a royal residence decorated in the traditional style. Its antique furniture, its Durbar Hall with portraits of the Maharanas of Mewar and its Crystal Gallery has kept the spirit of the palace alive. The hotel amenities include billiards, table tennis, and a live band. |
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EXOTIC RAJASTHAN -DESERT ROUTE Tour Costs Include
• Transportation in private vehicle with chauffeur
• English speaking local guides for sightseeing
• Train Tickets where applicable
• Accommodation for the mentioned number of nights
• Daily breakfast
• Porterage
• Entrance fees at monuments & places of visit
• All sightseeing and tours – including a full or half day city tour at each major destination
COST PER PERSON – Land Only – Daily Departure
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