Delhi, the capital of the country. Visitors are treated to some very beautiful views in this well-known tourist destination. Delhi's remarkable combination of culture, business, cuisine, and street life mesmerises visitors. The following are Delhi's principal neighbourhoods:

Qutub Minar - A location that is protected as a World Heritage Site. This tower was built to symbolise Muslim dominance in the city when the last Hindu monarch of Delhi was overthrown.

Red Fort - An excellent example of Mughal construction and a top-notch structure made in India. It is usually referred to as the pinnacle of Mughal genius.

Lotus Temple- This stunning building honours the interconnectedness of all people. Everyone is welcome to visit there to pray and unwind, regardless of their colour, religion, or nationality.

Akshardham Temple - It is regarded as a constant haven of peace and worship.

Agrasen ki Baoli - A complex step well that was once used to store water. It is a wonderful illustration of excellent architecture and creative design.

The nation's first planned city was Jaipur. Travelers are drawn to the magnificent royal palaces and forts in the city. Two of the city's attractions, Jantar Mantar and Amer Fort, are included as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are many enjoyable discoveries to be discovered in Jaipur. Visit these places when on a trip to Jaipur.

Hawa Mahal-  Hawa Mahal is a windy palace with a honeycomb pattern. Jharokha windows are present throughout the entire castle.

City Palace- Along with other treasures from the City Palace's royal past, the museum displays a selection of handmade products that are all one of a kind.

Jantar Mantar - India has the most important and well-preserved collection of static epic devices during the 18th century. 

Nahargarh Fort- It creates a stunning northern backdrop for the city of Jaipur as it stands tall on a ridge of the Aravalli Hills. Additionally, it is a part of the UNESCO list of world heritage.

 Amer Fort - It is recognized for having beautiful design elements. The Amer Palace's main water source, Maota Lake, is visible from the fort, which is encircled by wide ramparts, a web of gates, and cobblestone walkways.

One of the finest descriptions of Mughal architectural brilliance at its height is Fatehpur Sikri.
It was constructed from 1569 and 1585 with the intention of serving as a joint capital alongside Agra, but it was quickly abandoned since the water infrastructure was unable to maintain the population. It was unaltered for more than 400 years.
Visit the city's breathtaking attractions.

Buland Darwaza - The magnificent Buland Darwaza, a 15-story entranceway, was built as a memorial to and a record of the triumph in Gujarat that the Mughal Emperor ruler Akbar attained.

Diwan-i-Khas - A huge, artistically sculpted pillar in the northeastern part of the royal compound is also designated as the Hall of Private Audience.

Palace of Jodha Bai- Jodha Bai Palace is one of the most beautiful buildings from the Mughal era. It stands for the harmony amidst diversity of the mediaeval era. The building

Birbal's Palace - The Palace of Birbal in Fatehpur One of the most important palaces during the Mughal era is Sikri.

After exploring Agra, travel to Delhi. Because of its beautiful architecture, the City of Taj is well-liked by tourists. Agra is known for more than only the Taj Mahal, a representation of love and one of the Seven Wonders of the World; it is also known for the Agra Fort and interesting tombs and mausoleums. Visit most of the stunning sights in the city.Agra Fort - The location is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lal Qila is another name for the fort. Until  1638, it served as the Mughal Dynasty emperors' primary home.

Taj Mahal - This monument made of ivory-white marble called the Taj Mahal is located on the Yamuna's bank.

Mehtab Bagh- It is one of the few stunning gardens in Agra that are still standing today. From this garden, you might be able to see the Taj Mahal in all its splendor.

Itimad-ud-Daulah Tomb - It is, in terms of size and stature, the Taj Mahal's humble shadow. One of Agra's magnificent architectural wonders
 

Take part in the following activities on the first day in Haridwar after arriving. 

Ganga Aarti - At the Har-ki-Pauri Ghat in Haridwar, the Ganga Aarti is conducted. The priests pray while ringing the temple bells and using fire bowls in this rite of light and sound.

Chandi Devi Temple - This historic hilltop temple, dedicated to Lord Durga's form Chandi, is well-known for its wish-fulfilling philosophy.

The bells of the temples and the chant of the priests serve as the city of Haridwar's welcome to guests. The name of the city, Haridwar (Hari ka Dwar), which means Gateway to God, is well-known as being one of the 7 holiest locations in India. Attractions to visit here are 

Mansa Devi Temple - The stunning Mansa Devi temple may be found in Uttarakhand's holy city of Haridwar. It is located atop the Shivalik hills' Bilwa Parvat.

Shanti Kunj - This pilgrimage site, which doubles as an academy for spiritual and social awakening, has helped millions of people find the right path and experience enduring happiness.

Sapt Rishi Ashram - The location serves as a yoga retreat.  The ashram draws numerous saints, rishis, and sages from all over the world.

Bharat Mata Mandir - Also known as Mother India Temple, is one of the most visited temples in Haridwar.  It is an impressive multi-storied building and each of the floors has been dedicated to a different  God. 

Reach Delhi and catch the flight from Delhi International Airport for your next destination.