Offer advantages
- the most important monuments of India
- imposing forts
- fabulous Taj Mahal
- treasures of Tamil temples
- Auroville - an ideal city
Kolory Indii i Tajemnice Tamilnadu Code: DELTAMI
Kolory Indii i Tajemnice Tamilnadu
Code: DELTAMI
Collection of participants. Departure to India. Arrival in Delhi at night, transfer to the hotel. Overnight.
2. DAY. DELHI
Arrival in DELHI, the capital of India and the political center of the country. Impressive monuments and imposing government buildings testify to its splendor. Delhi is the quintessence of modern India, a city full of contrasts, where unimaginable wealth and extreme poverty, history and modernity exist side by side. Visiting Old Delhi: Jama Masjid - the largest mosque in India, Raj Ghat - the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi. Passageway to the buildings of the Red Fort - a huge citadel made of red sandstone, entered on the UNESCO list. A walk through Chandni Chowk - the main artery of the Old Town and at the same time a bustling bazaar. Sightseeing of New Delhi: the Qutb Minar complex, which is influenced by Hindu architecture and Islam, Humayun's mausoleum - the tomb of a Mughal ruler from the 16th century. Qutb Minar and Humayun's mausoleum have been inscribed on the UNESCO list. Passage to the Gate of India - 42-meter triumphal arch. Panoramic ride past the parliament building and the Presidential Palace. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
3. DAY. MANDAWA
Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to MANDAWA. In the afternoon, a walk through the city, which is called an open-air art gallery. Its history dates back to the 18th century. It was then that the beautiful frescoes decorating the facades of the houses of rich merchants, ie havelas, began to be created. Extremely colorful and rich they present scenes from everyday life, both erotic and religious. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
4. DAY. DŻAJPUR
Breakfast. Transfer to JAJPUR - the capital of Rajasthan, known as the Pink City. It owes this nickname to the pink color of the facades of the old town buildings, which symbolizes hospitality. Jaipur is a city of stately palaces and bazaars known for their wonderful handicrafts, and one of the largest goldsmiths and gemstones in India. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
5. DAY. FORT AMBER - DŻAJPUR
Breakfast. Transfer to FORT AMBER - the former seat of the rulers of Amber. Ride on an elephant or jeep to the hill with an impressive fort. Visiting the magnificent defensive and palace buildings located within it. In the afternoon, a tour of JAJPUR: the City Palace - the royal residence and the museum located in it, the Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory entered on the UNESCO list. Passage to the Palace of the Winds, one of the most recognizable buildings in the city, the original façade of which is decorated with hundreds of windows. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.
6. DAY. FATEHPUR SIKRI
Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to FATEHPUR SIKRI - which means Victory City. Visiting the palace buildings of the city, which for 14 years was the capital of the Akbar the Great's empire. The most beautiful of the many memorabilia of its former glory are the public and private audience rooms, the Great Mosque designed in the style of the mosque in Mecca, and the Palace of Five Floors. Fatehpur Sikri is on the UNESCO list. Transfer to Agra. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
7. DAY. AGRA
Breakfast. Checking out. Visiting AGRA, the former capital of the Great Mughals: Taj Mahal - one of the most romantic places in the world, created as a proof of love for a woman. This most magnificent showcase of India, built in the first half of the 17th century, was recognized as one of the seven modern wonders of the world and entered on the UNESCO list. Then Fort Agra - a mighty red sandstone fortress, an imperial city surrounded by a 2.5-kilometer wall, a masterpiece of design and construction under the patronage of UNESCO. Transfer to Delhi. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
8. DAY. CHENNAY - MAHABALIPURAM
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport. Flight to CENNAJ (formerly Madras), capital of the Tamil Nadu state, the main commercial and cultural center of South India. Drive to MAHABALIPURAM, once a thriving port city, which now attracts tourists with imposing rock-carved temples dedicated to Hindu deities. A must on the itinerary of all excursions is the magnificent Coastal Temple, where Shiva and Vishnu are worshiped, and the famous Pakuta of Arjuma, the largest rock relief in the world. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
9. DAY. PUDUĆĆERI - AUROVILLE
Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to PUDUĆĆERI, a French enclave until 1954. The city delights with its colonial architecture and unique atmosphere. In the heart of the French Quarter, one of the most famous Indian Ashrams, Aurobindo, is located - guru-led centers around which students and meditators gather. Transfer and visit to AUROVILLE - the City of Dawn, designed by the French architect Robert Anger. The city was to be a symbol of freedom, peace and human equality. Its concept was to bring together an international community that would live in harmony and peace, regardless of religion, origin and social status. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
10. DAY. KUMBACONAM
Breakfast. Checking out. Drive towards KUMBAKONAM. On the way, a visit to the Nataraja temple and the Darasuram temple, whose architecture symbolizes the relationship between art and spirituality. Hotel accommodation in Kumbakonam. In the evening, visit the complex of Airavateswara temples built by Rajaraja II and distinguished by a 24-meter vimana and a stone statue of Shiva. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.
11. DAY. TAŃDŹAWUR - MADURAJ
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to TAŃDŹAWUR. Visiting the granite temple of Brhadisvara built a thousand years ago by Rajaraja I the Great, the ruler of the Chola empire, entered on the UNESCO list. Hotel accommodation in MADURAJ. Free time. Dinner and overnight.
12. DAY. MADURAJ
Breakfast. Checking out. Visiting MADURA, which is a treasury of Tamil culture: the Minakshi temple - a complex dedicated to Shiva and his wife - Minakshi, characterized by a wealth of sculptural decorations, Tirumalaj Najak Palace erected in 1636, in whose architecture the influence of Islam is visible. Transfer to the airport. Flight to Chennai and then to Poland.
13. DAY.
Arrival in Poland.
111 nights in hotels *** / **** in cities or towns: 3 in Delhi, 1 in Mandawa, 2 in Jaipur, 1 in Agra, 1 in Mahabalipuram, 1 in Ponduceri, 1 in Kumbakonam, 1 in Madurai; 2-person rooms with bathrooms; meals: 10 breakfasts, 10 dinners; flight on the route: Warsaw-Delhi, Chennai-Warsaw; transfer by minibus or coach (depending on the number of people); transfer to Fort Amber by elephant or jeep (subject to availability); pilot care; KL and NW insurance
India
Kraj pełen tajemnic, kontrastów i zagadek. Pełne kolorów Indie to jedna z najstarszych kultur na świecie. Zabytki różnych epok, taniec i muzyka podkreślają tożsamość narodową tego wspaniałego miejsca. Rękodzieła są ważnym elementem świadczącym o bogactwie i różnorodności tradycji subkontynentu indyjskiego.
Delhi • Mandawa • Jaipur • Fort Amber • Jaipur • Fatehpur Sikri • Agra • Chennai • Mahabalipuram • Puduććeri • Auroville • Kumbakonam • Tanjavur • Madurai
Extending the well-known and liked program of ITAKA "Colors of India" by visiting the state of Tamil Nadu, famous for its beautiful temples. The program includes the whole quintessence of India: Indian classic, Delhi full of contrasts, Taj Mahal - the modern wonder of the world, Pink City of Jaipur, impressive Fort Amber, Fatehpur Sikri - Victory City, Madurai temple complex, colonial Puducicera, Pakuta Arjuma - the largest rock relief in the world and the ideal city - Auroville. Route in India: approx. 1,500 km.
1. DAY. Collection of participants. Departure to India. Arrival in Delhi at night, transfer to the hotel. Overnight.
2. DAY. DELHI Arrival in DELHI, the capital of India and the political center of the country. Impressive monuments and imposing government buildings testify to its splendor. Delhi is the quintessence of modern India, a city full of contrasts, where unimaginable wealth and extreme poverty, history and modernity exist side by side. Visiting Old Delhi: Jama Masjid - the largest mosque in India, Raj Ghat - the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi. Passageway to the buildings of the Red Fort - a huge citadel made of red sandstone, entered on the UNESCO list. A walk through Chandni Chowk - the main artery of the Old Town and at the same time a bustling bazaar. Sightseeing of New Delhi: the Qutb Minar complex, which is influenced by Hindu architecture and Islam, Humayun's mausoleum - the tomb of a Mughal ruler from the 16th century. Qutb Minar and Humayun's mausoleum have been inscribed on the UNESCO list. Passage to the Gate of India - 42-meter triumphal arch. Panoramic ride past the parliament building and the Presidential Palace. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
3. DAY. MANDAWA Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to MANDAWA. In the afternoon, a walk through the city, which is called an open-air art gallery. Its history dates back to the 18th century. It was then that the beautiful frescoes decorating the facades of the houses of rich merchants, ie havelas, began to be created. Extremely colorful and rich they present scenes from everyday life, both erotic and religious. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
4. DAY. DŻAJPUR Breakfast. Transfer to JAJPUR - the capital of Rajasthan, known as the Pink City. It owes this nickname to the pink color of the facades of the old town buildings, which symbolizes hospitality. Jaipur is a city of stately palaces and bazaars known for their wonderful handicrafts, and one of the largest goldsmiths and gemstones in India. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
5. DAY. FORT AMBER - DŻAJPUR Breakfast. Transfer to FORT AMBER - the former seat of the rulers of Amber. Ride on an elephant or jeep to the hill with an impressive fort. Visiting the magnificent defensive and palace buildings located within it. In the afternoon, a tour of JAJPUR: the City Palace - the royal residence and the museum located in it, the Jantar Mantar astronomical observatory entered on the UNESCO list. Passage to the Palace of the Winds, one of the most recognizable buildings in the city, the original façade of which is decorated with hundreds of windows. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.
6. DAY. FATEHPUR SIKRI Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to FATEHPUR SIKRI - which means Victory City. Visiting the palace buildings of the city, which for 14 years was the capital of the Akbar the Great's empire. The most beautiful of the many memorabilia of its former glory are the public and private audience rooms, the Great Mosque designed in the style of the mosque in Mecca, and the Palace of Five Floors. Fatehpur Sikri is on the UNESCO list. Transfer to Agra. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
7. DAY. AGRA Breakfast. Checking out. Visiting AGRA, the former capital of the Great Mughals: Taj Mahal - one of the most romantic places in the world, created as a proof of love for a woman. This most magnificent showcase of India, built in the first half of the 17th century, was recognized as one of the seven modern wonders of the world and entered on the UNESCO list. Then Fort Agra - a mighty red sandstone fortress, an imperial city surrounded by a 2.5-kilometer wall, a masterpiece of design and construction under the patronage of UNESCO. Transfer to Delhi. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
8. DAY. CHENNAY - MAHABALIPURAM Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport. Flight to CENNAJ (formerly Madras), capital of the Tamil Nadu state, the main commercial and cultural center of South India. Drive to MAHABALIPURAM, once a thriving port city, which now attracts tourists with imposing rock-carved temples dedicated to Hindu deities. A must on the itinerary of all excursions is the magnificent Coastal Temple, where Shiva and Vishnu are worshiped, and the famous Pakuta of Arjuma, the largest rock relief in the world. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
9. DAY. PUDUĆĆERI - AUROVILLE Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to PUDUĆĆERI, a French enclave until 1954. The city delights with its colonial architecture and unique atmosphere. In the heart of the French Quarter, one of the most famous Indian Ashrams, Aurobindo, is located - guru-led centers around which students and meditators gather. Transfer and visit to AUROVILLE - the City of Dawn, designed by the French architect Robert Anger. The city was to be a symbol of freedom, peace and human equality. Its concept was to bring together an international community that would live in harmony and peace, regardless of religion, origin and social status. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
10. DAY. KUMBACONAM Breakfast. Checking out. Drive towards KUMBAKONAM. On the way, a visit to the Nataraja temple and the Darasuram temple, whose architecture symbolizes the relationship between art and spirituality. Hotel accommodation in Kumbakonam. In the evening, visit the complex of Airavateswara temples built by Rajaraja II and distinguished by a 24-meter vimana and a stone statue of Shiva. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.
11. DAY. TAŃDŹAWUR - MADURAJ Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to TAŃDŹAWUR. Visiting the granite temple of Brhadisvara built a thousand years ago by Rajaraja I the Great, the ruler of the Chola empire, entered on the UNESCO list. Hotel accommodation in MADURAJ. Free time. Dinner and overnight.
12. DAY. MADURAJ Breakfast. Checking out. Visiting MADURA, which is a treasury of Tamil culture: the Minakshi temple - a complex dedicated to Shiva and his wife - Minakshi, characterized by a wealth of sculptural decorations, Tirumalaj Najak Palace erected in 1636, in whose architecture the influence of Islam is visible. Transfer to the airport. Flight to Chennai and then to Poland.
13. DAY. Arrival in Poland.
BENEFITS (for the term 09/15/2023): 111 nights in hotels *** / **** in cities or towns: 3 in Delhi, 1 in Mandawa, 2 in Jaipur, 1 in Agra, 1 in Mahabalipuram, 1 in Ponduceri, 1 in Kumbakonam, 1 in Madurai; 2-person rooms with bathrooms; meals: 10 breakfasts, 10 dinners; flight on the route: Warsaw-Delhi, Chennai-Warsaw; transfer by minibus or coach (depending on the number of people); transfer to Fort Amber by elephant or jeep (subject to availability); pilot care; KL and NW insurance
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Świetny pilot Pani Iwona, o ogromnej wiedzy, jedna z najlepszych pilotek ( coś na ten temat wiemy , bo zwiedziliśmy prawie wikszosc najladniejszych miejsc na świecie z różnymi biurami) Bogaty (...)
Świetny pilot Pani Iwona, o ogromnej wiedzy, jedna z najlepszych pilotek ( coś na ten temat wiemy , bo zwiedziliśmy prawie wikszosc najladniejszych miejsc na świecie z różnymi biurami) Bogaty program, + prawdziwe perełki jako fakultety.. Jedynie dieta hinduska (głownie vege), prawie bez miesa nie kazdemu odpowiada, ale zawsze cos sie znajdzie do zjedzenia . Piekna północ, aczkolwiek biedna i pelna plackow po świetych krowach, bogatsze poludnie , bardziej czyste i pełne wspanialych swiatyn, swiatyniek i kapliczek. - cuda. Hotele bardzo dobre a na poludniu nawet luksusowe. Polecamy bardzo. Elżbieta i Ryszard.
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Wycieczka ogólnie super. Ciekawy program, hotele różne od bardzo dobrych do kiepskich. Jedzenie rewelacja, jeśli ktoś lubi indyjskie. Jedyne do czego można sie przyczepić to brak nadajnika guid (...)
Wycieczka ogólnie super. Ciekawy program, hotele różne od bardzo dobrych do kiepskich. Jedzenie rewelacja, jeśli ktoś lubi indyjskie. Jedyne do czego można sie przyczepić to brak nadajnika guid dla przewodnika i słuchawek dla zwiedzających..
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Piękna, niepowtarzalna podróż do Indii przy przewodnictwie profesjonalistki Pani Beaty . Dzięki dobrze ułożonemu programowi, na tyle ile to było możliwe, udało nam się poznać kolory i tajemnice tego niesamowitego kraju. Jestem pod wrażeniem ludzi, kultury, obyczajów, zabytków, świątyń itd. Była to moja pierwsza podróż i mam nadzieję, ze nie ostatnia. Polecam, jeżeli to możliwe to właśnie zobaczyc północ i południe, takie same, a jednak inne.
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Wycieczka do Indii była spełnieniem naszych marzeń. Program wycieczki był bardzo urozmaicony. Indie są ogromnym krajem i wiedzieliśmy, że w ciągu dwóch tygodni poznamy tylko najciekawsze (...)
Wycieczka do Indii była spełnieniem naszych marzeń. Program wycieczki był bardzo urozmaicony. Indie są ogromnym krajem i wiedzieliśmy, że w ciągu dwóch tygodni poznamy tylko najciekawsze obiekty. Biuro Itaka bardzo dobrze zaplanowało i zrealizowało wycieczkę zgodnie z opisem w katalogu. Szczęściem naszej grupy była wspaniała pilotka Pani Agnieszka. Jej profesjonalizm, urok osobisty i pełnia energii w prowadzeniu grupy stwarzała miłą atmosferę podczas zwiedzania. Znajomość lokalnych zwyczajów oraz zachowania mieszkańców ułatwiło nam kontakty. Mimo przejechania kilkuset kilometrów z przyjemnością wspominamy przeżycia z tej wycieczki.
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Wspaniała wycieczka,idealne połączenie lekkiego zwiedzania z odrobiną wypoczynku. Szczególne wrażenie zrobił na mnie nocleg i pobyt w dawnej szkole braminów,obecnie ośrodku ayuwerdyjskim. (...)
Wspaniała wycieczka,idealne połączenie lekkiego zwiedzania z odrobiną wypoczynku. Szczególne wrażenie zrobił na mnie nocleg i pobyt w dawnej szkole braminów,obecnie ośrodku ayuwerdyjskim. Rewelacyjna pilot Pani Agnieszka,która jest nituzinkowà osobą i najlepszym przewodnikiem,jakiego dane było mi poznać ,a jeżdżę po świecie od wielu lat. Jestem mile zaskoczona poziomem organizacji w Itace i na pewno do tego biura powrócę.
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Zawsze chciałem pojechać do Indii, ale jakoś nie wychodziło. Wycieczka bardzo mi się podobała, fajny program, łączący dwie części kraju a tak odmiennej historii i kulturze. Będę polecał znajomym, którzy jeszcze nie byli w tym kraju.
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Program wycieczki pozwolił zapoznać się z dwoma tak różnymi stanami: Radżastan i Tamilnad. Watro pomyśleć o zmiany drugiej części zwiedzania zamiast przelotu z New Dehli do Madras to przelot do (...)
Program wycieczki pozwolił zapoznać się z dwoma tak różnymi stanami: Radżastan i Tamilnad. Watro pomyśleć o zmiany drugiej części zwiedzania zamiast przelotu z New Dehli do Madras to przelot do Maduri i kierunek zwiedzania do Madras. Pozwoli to uniknięcie jednego przelotu wewnętrznego a zwłaszcza uniknie się kilku godzinnego koczowania na lotnisku ( przed i tak długim z przesiadka przelotem do Warszawy ).Trasa tej wycieczki powinna być szerzej reklamowana przez Państwa pośredniczące biura podróży. Wielu uczestników tylko pierwszej części wyjazdu ( Kolory Indii ) nie wiedziało o możliwości dalszego zwiedzania!!! Jeżeli miałaby zostać trasa zwiedzania jak w naszym przypadku to należy inaczej zaproponować ostatni dzień trasy ( możliwość skorzystania z hotelu, lub zmianę godziny wylotu - późniejszy z Madurai do Madras )
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Jeśli o mnie chodzi, zbyt dużo świątyń, zwłaszcza w pierwszej części. Czy przyroda Indii nie jest ciekawa.
Jeśli o mnie chodzi, zbyt dużo świątyń, zwłaszcza w pierwszej części. Czy przyroda Indii nie jest ciekawa.
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