Złoty Trójkąt Indii z Kalkutą

1. DAY. Departure to India.
2. DAY. DELHI Arrival at DELHI, the capital of India and the political center of the country. Impressive monuments and imposing government buildings testify to the city's splendor. Delhi is the quintessence of modern India, a city full of contrasts, where unimaginable wealth and extreme poverty as well as 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, which is also a bustling bazaar. Rickshaw ride. Sightseeing of New Delhi: the Qutb Minar complex with the influence of Hindu architecture and Islam, Humayun's mausoleum - the tomb of a Mongolian ruler from the 16th century. Qutb Minar and Humayun's mausoleum have been entered on the UNESCO list. Passage to the Gate of India - 42-meter triumphal arch. Panoramic ride past the parliament building and the Presidential Palace. Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation, dinner and overnight.
3. DAY. JAJPUR Breakfast. Check out. Transfer to JAJPUR - the capital of Rajasthan, known as the Pink City. It owes this nickname to the colorful facades of the old town buildings - the pink color symbolizes hospitality. Jaipur is also a city of magnificent palaces and bazaars known for their wonderful handicrafts, and one of the largest goldsmiths and precious stone processing centers in India. Visiting the Birla Temple (also known as the Laxmi Narayan Temple) of a modern architectural wonder surrounded by lush green gardens. The huge temple was built in 1988 of white marble and dedicated to Vishnu (Narayan) and his wife Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Check-in at the hotel, dinner, overnight.
4. DAY. FORT AMBER - JAJPUR Breakfast. Transfer to FORT AMBER - the former seat of the rulers of Amber. Drive by jeep to the hill where the imposing fort rises. 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. The passage to the Palace of the Winds, one of the most recognizable buildings in the city, whose original facade is decorated with hundreds of windows. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight.
5. DAY. FATEHPUR SIKRI Breakfast. Check out. Transfer to FATEHPUR SIKRI - translated by the City of Victory. 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 in 1986 was entered on the UNESCO list. Transfer to Agra. Hotel accommodation. Free time or optional (for an additional fee on site): evening live show: Mohabbat - E-Taj Show - showing the love story related to the construction of the Taj Mahal. Dinner and overnight.
DAY 6. AGRA - DELHI Breakfast. Check 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 and overnight.
7th DAY. KALKUTA Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport and flight to KALKUTA, the capital of West Bengal, the second largest city in India after Mumbai. Sightseeing: The Indian Museum - exhibits some of the best collections of historic importance, from contemporary paintings and holy relics of the Buddha to Egyptian mummies and ancient carvings, South Park Street Cemetery - one of the earliest non-church cemeteries in the world and arguably the largest Christian cemetery outside of Europe and America in XIX century. A visit to the Mother's House, the seat of the Congregation of the Missionaries of Charity, founded by Mother Teresa. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation. Dinner and overnight.
8th DAY. KALKUTA Breakfast. Sightseeing: BBD Bagh district, also known as Dalhousie Square with examples of Victorian architecture erected by the British, Howrah Bridge with the Mullick Ghat flower market located on the Hooghly River, Pareśnatha Temple - built by Ray Badridas Bahadur in 1867, is one of the most venerated and of the holy temples of the Jains in Calcutta, the Marble Palace. Free time. Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight.
9. DAY. Calcutta - DELHI Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Sightseeing: Kalighat Kali Temple, Neo-Gothic Cathedral of St. Paul, the imperial edifice of the Victoria Memorial - the most magnificent building located in the 40-hectare Maidan Park around Fort William. Transfer to the airport and flight to DELHI. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation. Free time. Dinner and overnight.
10. DAY. Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to the airport and flight to Poland.

BENEFITS: 8 nights in *** / **** hotels in or around cities: 3 in Delhi, 1 in Agra, 2 in Jaipur, 2 in Calcutta; 2-person rooms with bathrooms (1 extra bed available) • meals: 8 breakfasts, 8 dinners • flight: Poland-Delhi-Poland • minibus or coach transfer (depending on the number of people) • rickshaw ride in Delhi • transfer to Amber Fort by jeep • pilot care • KL and NW insurance

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