Ayodhya is an important city known to be rich in terms of premise for Hinduism and therefore religious due to the temples. Hence, a trip starting from Ayodhya with the direction towards New Delhi is undoubtedly filled with a lot of interest for any traveler who looks for religious destinations where the dominant culture is also present.
The Delhi Package from Ayodhya that we offer has been constructed in such a way that anyone and everyone will find something interesting to do in Delhi. Whether you want to take a history walking tour, go hunting for wild game while on a safari or just want to spend a romantic holiday with your partner, a honeymoon or family holiday and so on and so forth.
Detailed Itinerary
Start your trip at Ayodhya, by an early morning flight or train to Delhi. Upon arrival, get into your hotel and clean up then venture into the splendor of the capital. The Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President of India, is the first attraction to see in India, and an excellent example of colonial architecture. Starting here, it is worth taking a drive through Rajpath, as it will give you a feel of India Gate and the lawns around it. After lunch, visit Safdarjung Tomb, a little known Mughal wonder covered with tranquility. Then, go to Agrasen ki Baoli, which is an ancient stepwell in perfect contrast to the skyscrapers of the city. When the sun goes down, visit the most iconic shopping and dining area of Delhi which is called Connaught Place. Have dinner in an old restaurant such as Odeon Social or Saravana Bhavan and take a break after your first day in the capital.
You have breakfast in the morning, and the rest of the day you spend on the cultural and spiritual side of Delhi. Start with Bangla Sahib Gurudwara where people can experience a heartwarming time with peaceful singing of hymns and community kitchen (langar). Next proceed to the National Handicrafts and Handlooms Museum where the rich artistic tradition of India is instilled through sculptures, textiles and village replicas. To have lunch, go to the Delhi Haat Janakpuri, a vivid open air marketplace where you can find craftwork and tastes of the entire India. Then visit Lajpat Nagar Market, which is ideal to go shopping with ethnic products and local snacks. During the night, go to the grand temple of the Akshardham, designed with fine carvings and exhibitions of culture which represents the spiritual path of India. Watch the spectacular performance of lights and water in the night and retire to your hotel.
The last day in Delhi is a day of free time and sightseeing. Start by the Garden of Five Senses, a green area where one can relax and enjoy art. Following this, starting with Hauz Khas Village, old ruins are combined with trendy boutiques and new cafes along the lake shore. Have a lazy brunch with the view of the medieval Hauz Khas Fort and Lake. You should also visit Dilli Haat INA before you leave--it is a quick shopping experience to get some souvenirs; hand made jewelry, colored fabrics and the local specialties. On your way to the airport or station when you are filling your bags, take with you the sights, sounds and the spirit of a city that is a delightful mix of the old and new.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✓ What's Included
- Pick-up & drop from hotel/railway station/airport.
- Private air-conditioned cab with driver.
- Fuel, toll, parking & driver allowances.
- Hotel accommodation (if included in package) on twin sharing basis.
- Daily breakfast at the hotel.
- Sightseeing of monuments & other spots as per itinerary.
- Meet & greet assistance.
- 24×7 customer support during the trip.
✕ Not Included
- Entry tickets/monument fees (Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh, etc.).
- Lunch, dinner & snacks (except breakfast at hotel).
- Tour guide charges (unless mentioned).
- Airfare/train tickets.
- Personal expenses (shopping, laundry, tips, phone calls, etc.).
- Camera/video camera fees at monuments.
- Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle beyond itinerary.
- Government taxes/GST (if not specified).
