In Delhi, you will explore the imposing Jama Masjid Mosque, which was intended to dominate the world. Visit this impressive architectural gem to feel the fervor of its thousands of devotees.

The Birla Mandir temple, inaugurated in 1939 by Mahatma Ghandi is a symbol of social equality in India. It was one of the first temples of India where people of all casts were allowed to enter.

The impressive Humayun's Tomb is considered as the prototype of the famous Taj Mahal, built one century earlier (16th century). You will have the opportunity to compare this 2 architectural masterpieces during your Rajasthan trip and find out what makes the Taj Mahal more important and famous than Humayun’s Tomb.

The fabulous Akshardham temple is considered by locals as the temporal home of God on earth, each element of which echoes with spirituality. Officially opened in 2005, it reflects millennia of traditional and modern Hindu culture and architecture.

Having explored the main highlights of Delhi you will take the road to Agra, sheltering the most famous monument of India, the incredible Taj Mahal.

Upon your arrival to Agra you will have free time at your leisure. You can walk and relax at Mehtab Bagh from where you will admire the magnificent Taj Mahal at sunset before exploring it at sunrise the next day.