Morning arrival in the capital of India, where you will meet your guide at the airport. By late morning the city tour of Old Delhi begins. First, you pass the mighty Red Fort and then visit the Friday Mosque and the Mahatma Gandhi memorial Raj Ghat. The modern capital presents itself in the government district with administrative buildings, wide shopping streets, and the India Gate. Humayun’s Tomb, then the visit, is considered the precursor of the Taj Mahal.

Today you will make your way into the two-thousand-year-old city of Agra. After a brief tour stop at the Tomb of Emperor Akbar at Sikandara located, built-in 1630 Taj  Mahal in Agra. It shows the great love of Moghul kaisers Shah Jahan for his wife Mumtaz Mahal.

Day 3 : Agra – Jaipur 

Visiting the Red Fort built in the 16th century, one of the largest forts in the world, begins this exciting day of sightseeing. On the way to Jaipur stop at a world-famous “ghost town” deserted desert town of Fatehpur Sikri. Finally, Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan state is one of the most colorful cities in India. Why the Old Town shines in pink color, learn from your guide.

The first destination is the Amber Fort, where you will visit the Grand Palace complex. In Jaipur, you will experience the facade of the Palace of Winds, a visit to the city palace, and the “open-air observatory” Jantar Mantar more highlights.)

Back in the capital, where the Qutub Minaret with a 73-meter-high Victory Column impressed. It recalls the days of the Muslim Moghul domination in India. Guests can also enjoy on the morrow, which takes you into the mystical world of the Himalayas and Tibetan Buddhism.

Early in the morning, you fly towards the snow-capped Himalayan peaks and are reached by a short flight, the capital Leh. Guests can unwind on the first day some rest to adjust to the unfamiliar altitude of 3,600 meters. In a relaxed Bazaar stroll, you make your first acquaintance with one of the highest cities in the world.

The whole day is reserved for the impressive Hemis festival. The monastery with 500 monks of paramount importance. You will be fascinated by the expressive symbolism of the mask dances that celebrate the birth of Guru Padmasambhava, the founder of Tantric Buddhism. And be there when the impressive Thangka of the Acclaimed is revealed in the courtyard!

Along the Indus River, through the barren but fascinating mountain landscape of Ladakh, the path of the monasteries Likir and Alchi Phyang leads to one of the oldest and most important monasteries of Ladakh. It ranks among the World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The part, 1,000-year-old temple, and frescoed walls breathe true story! Overnight in tents in Ulley.

The Red hat Monsatrey Lamayuru is the oldest and around 150 monks still one of the largest monasteries of Ladakh. As a honeycomb nest sticks it on the rocks, nestled in a spectacular landscape erosion. In the afternoon, you will learn about the lonely monastery Ridzong. With around 40 monks it adheres strictly to the rules and therefore enjoys the highest reputation.

Use the time to take a walk, before heading back to Leh. It offers a visit to the castle ruins Basgo another UNESCO World Heritage Site and as an encore a spectacular view. After arriving in the capital you can make the bazaar streets unsafe. In the Tibetan and Kashmiri traders have nice souvenirs can acquire. And remember never to act!.

First insights into mysticism Tibetan monk culture of the 16th century to win the visit of Spituk Monastery. The ruins of the Leh Palace, a miniature version of the Potala Palace in Lhasa, offer a beautiful view of the city. Continue to the monastery and Shanti Stupa. Built by a Japanese peace initiative in the Changspa Hill and inaugurated in 1985 by the Dalai Lama, this modern place attracts many visitors from all over the world.

Full-Day in Leh.Overnight at Hotel.

Morning flight back to Delhi, on reaching Delhi you will be met and transferred to Delhi International Airport.