Day 01:- Delhi Arrival
On arrival at Delhi International Airport which is the starting point for your Indian Golden Triangle with Nepal , Meet and greet our representative outside exit gate#5 and Then proceed to Delhi city which is the national capital of India and famous for its history starting from Rajput dynasty to Mughal era to colonial past. Delhi is preserving its monuments from Ashoka the great to present time. On arrival check-in to your pre-booked hotel and rest of time is free to relax after a long flight journey. Overnight in Delhi.

Day 02:- Delhi Local (Many monuments in Delhi are closed on Monday)
Today post your delicious buffet breakfast at hotel, go for a full day Delhi city tour by ghum india ghum, first go for Old Delhi city tour- by visiting Birla temple, the Raj Ghat- place is dedicated memory of Mahatma Gandhi, driving past Red fort, Then may visit Jama Masjid- India Largest Mosque are important places to visit, you may also visit Chandni Chowk, spice market etc. For a better understanding of the Old Delhi tour you may go for a Rickshaw ride tour and ride through the bazaars and streets of Old Delhi (Optional cost). Post lunch at some local restaurant , proceed for a city tour of New Delhi. Starts with a tour of The Qutub Minar which is a UNESCO site in Delhi and Iron pillar inside its complex. Then visit Lotus temple, which is quite similar to Sydney Opera house. It is a worship place for Bahai in Delhi. Also see Iconic India gate which is dedicated to brave Indian soldiers who lost lives during WWI and WWII, Don't forget to see huge government buildings in Delhi Like -Rashtrapati bhawan, New and Old Parliament building, Raj path. Post Delhi local tours with Ghum India Ghum drive back to the hotel. Overnight in Delhi.

Day 03:- Delhi to Jaipur via Patrika Gate and Toran Gate
After a yummy breakfast at the hotel, Start your 3rd day of Golden Triangle tour with Nepal and By driving to Jaipur city popularly known as the pink city India. This is the only city in the world designed in such a way it symbolises the nine divisions of the universe through the nine rectangular sectors subdividing it as per Vedic architecture. Post lunch at some local restaurant. Then on the way visit Patrika gate - which is a colourful gate at Jawahar circle and it is a viral monument from Jaipur on social Media, Then visit Toran Gate which is walking distance from Patrika gate. This is the newly built gate on Jawahar circle. Later continuing your journey to Jaipur, The historic walled city of Jaipur in Rajasthan was established on the plain unlike other cities of this region which are situated on hilly terrains, It was founded in 1727 AD (18th Cent.) under the rule of Sawai Jai Singh II. Jaipur is known for its exemplary architectural legacy which is based on ancient Hindu, Mughal and western cultures. Pink city Jaipur made its official entry into the UNESCO World Heritage Site list recently in 2019. On arrival in Jaipur and after check-in formalities, the rest of the evening is free for relaxation. Night stay in Jaipur.

Day 04:- Jaipur local | Dinner with Rajasthani cultural dance 
This morning after tempting breakfast at hotel, Start 4th day of your Delhi- Agra- Jaipur with with Nepal package with city tour of Jaipur, start with first visiting Amber Fort (one need to reach here by 8:30-9:00 am, to avoid rush and heat) fort is situated on one end of city, Amber fort is huge is size and it has unique history, present day Amber fort was built by Raja Man Singh main attractions within Amber fort are Sheesh Mahal, Diwan-e-aam, temples and underground tunnels. Next stop is the Jal Mahal tour which is a palace situated in the middle of popular Man Sagar Lake. Post lunch at some local restaurant drive past the only Hawa Mahal-a Palace of winds. Then you will visit the city palace and museum inside it, In 1727 King of Jaipur Maharaja Swai Jai Singh 2 moved from Amber to City Palace, walking to adjacent Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory. Post completion of places to visit in Jaipur or places to see in Jaipur or things to do in Jaipur or tour of important tourist attractions in Jaipur, Return back to hotel for night stay in Jaipur.

Day 05:- Jaipur to Agra and Agra Local (Agra fort and Taj Mahal- closed on Friday)
Post breakfast, check-out from hotel, Proceed to Agra which is regarded as a Mughal city of India due to its history majorly associated with Mughals in India, Agra is home to two Important UNESCO world heritage sites which are one of the best Mughal architecture in India and it is one of the most visited places of India​. Agra is home to two Important UNESCO world heritage sites which are one of the best Mughal architecture in India and it is one of the most visited place of India. On arrival, Check-in to the hotel and Go for Agra Local first Experience the beauty of the Taj Mahal, a sight so mesmerizing that it’s often considered a once-in-a-lifetime experience. If you visit in winter, the early morning mist adds a magical aura to the monument. Listed among the most amazing Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal is the emblem of eternal love. The Taj Mahal was built in 1653 by late Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. Built with white marble, this monument is on top of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Then visit Agra Fort, a majestic red sandstone fortress that once housed the Mughal emperors. It is another UNESCO world heritage site in Agra and second most visited monument in this city. This fort was built by the great Emperor Akbar, this was the main residence of Mughal rulers in India before moving the capital to Delhi. Post tour return back to hotel. Overnight in Agra.

Day 06:- Agra to Varanasi (By Vande Bharat Train, not available on Wednesday) and Varanasi local
Today early in the morning, Check-out from the hotel (inform hotel for pack breakfast) and drop to Agra railway station to board Vande Bharat train to Spiritual city Varanasi (Kashi or Benares) is one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities​. Varanasi is considered ​as the spiritual capital of India. Varan​asi is ​p​opular for its temples, Ghats, Ganga Aarti and Foods​. On arrival in Varanasi railway station, meet and greet our representative, transfer to the hotel and later go for Varanasi local, enjoy your visit to Old city starts with Kashi Vishwanath temple with Corridor, Nepali temple which was built by King of Nepal which is replica of Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu,​ drive past Anuparna temple, Ghats tour:- Manikarna ghat which is also known as burning ghat due to 24*7 cremation of bodies, Daswamedh ghat, Scindia ghat, Ganesh ghat, Ram ghat and many more. Later, take part in the world-famous Ganga Aarti ceremony at Kashi Vishwanath Ghat or Dashashwamedh Ghat (need to reach 30-45mins in advance to get good view seats). Post tour return back to the hotel. Overnight in Varanasi.

Day 07:- Varanasi (Boat ride)- Sarnath and Varanasi local
Early in the morning go for the Sunrise boat ride on the Ganges in Varanasi is one of the most extraordinary experiences in all of India a journey that feels less like a tourist activity and more like a passage through time itself. As the sky shifts from deep indigo to blazing amber, the ghats come alive with extraordinary scenes- pilgrims descending stone steps to take a holy dip, sadhus meditating at the water's edge, flowers and diyas floating downstream, washermen beginning their work and smoke rising from the Manikarnika cremation ghat, which burns around the clock. Our Boat ride Journey Starts from Manikarika ghat to Assi ghat and back to Manikarnika. Post tour return back to the hotel, Have your breakfast, relax and in the afternoon first go for Temple tour included:- Sankatmochan temple and New Kashi Vishwanath temle inside BHU Campus. Then proceed to Sarnath- After attaining enlightenment at Bodh Gaya, the Buddha traveled to Sarnath to deliver his first sermon the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta (the "Sutta of Turning the Wheel of Dharma") to his first five disciples.  This important event, known as Dhammachakra Pravartana, established the foundation of Buddhist teachings and solidified Sarnath status as one of the four holiest pilgrimage sites in the Buddhist world. In Sarnath visit The Sri Lanka Buddhist Temple- stands as a significant landmark in the region. Among Sarnath's most celebrated religious sites is the Mulagandha Kuti Vihar, a temple completed in 1931 under the vision of Sri Lankan-born Anagarika Dharmapala through the Maha Bodhi Society. Dhamek Stupa - most visited and known as the most important Buddhist shrine in the world. Later visit Sarnath museum- It is the oldest site museum of the Archaeological Survey of India. It houses the findings and excavations of Buddha preaching, from the Gupta period, the Lion Capital of Ashoka and Hindu god and goddess, Thai temple, Main Buddhist temple, these are places to visit in Sarnath. Post place to see in Varanasi or things to do in Varanasi or tour of important tourist attractions in Varanasi. Overnight in Varanasi.

Day 08:- Varanasi to Kathmandu (by flight at own Expense)(Buddha Airway- U4 162|VNS-Kath direct flight on Mon, Wed, Fri)|Kathmandu local
Today post mouth-watering breakfast, you will be drop at Varanasi airport (as per your return flight tickets) for your onward journey to Kathmandu On arrival  at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Our representative will  welcome by Khada, Proceed to Kathmandu city is the capital city of Nepal. Sits in a bowl-shaped valley ringed by Himalayan foothills, where centuries-old temples, courtyards, and monasteries sit shoulder to shoulder with narrow, chaotic streets and a modern, fast-growing city. It is a lively place that mixes old traditions, religious culture, and Himalayan charm. On arrival, check-in to the hotel and later visit-The Narayanhiti Palace Museum is one of the most interesting places to visit in Kathmandu. It was the home of Nepal's ​r​oyal family until 2008, when the country stopped being a monarchy and became a republic.​ The palace is huge, with many halls, bedrooms, meeting rooms, and courtyards still kept just as they were. Later visit Boudhanath Stupa + Shechen Monastery :- Boudhanath is one of the biggest and most sacred Buddhist stupas in Nepal. Located in Kathmandu, it is a stunning spiritual site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The stupa is surrounded by colorful prayer flags, monasteries, small traditional shops, and communities of Tibetan Buddhists. The best time to visit is during sunrise or sunset, when golden light adds to its peaceful and spiritual atmosphere. For anyone exploring Kathmandu's culture and Buddhist history, Boudhanath is a must-see place. Shechen Monastery is one of the most important monasteries of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism. It sits close to the well-known Boudhanath Stupa. The monastery was first built in Tibet during the 18th century. Later, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche set it up again in Nepal. Today, it is known for its beautiful Tibetan-style architecture, colorful murals, sacred Buddhist art, and calm, peaceful surroundings. Post tour, return to the hotel. Overnight in Kathmandu. 

Day 09:- Kathmandu Local (Patan Durbar Square, Kathmandu Durbar Square and Swayambhunath)
After breakfast, start your day by visiting Patan Durbar Square sits in Lalitpur, a historic city right next to Kathmandu, and is one of Nepal's most impressive cultural sites. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beautiful Newari-style architecture carved wooden windows, stone statues, pagoda roofs, and old temples fill the square. The standout attraction is Krishna Mandir, a temple built in the Shikhara style with a tall, tower-like design. Nearby, the Patan Museum gives visitors a close look at Nepal's artistic and religious history. Beyond the main square, you can wander through nearby courtyards, temples, and old streets that still reflect the skill and living traditions of the Newar community today. Then see Kathmandu Durbar Square is one of Nepal's most amazing places to visit. It sits right in the centre of Kathmandu city. Long ago, it was the palace complex where the kings of the old Kathmandu Kingdom lived and ruled. Today, it's famous for its beautiful Newari-style buildings, wooden temples covered in detailed carvings, open courtyards, and old monuments that tell the story of the past. Inside the square, you'll find some of the city's most important sites, like the Hanuman Dhoka Palace, the house of the Living Goddess Kumari, the Taleju Temple, and many smaller pagodas and shrines scattered throughout. As you walk around, you can take a close look at the fine woodwork and stone carvings made by skilled craftsmen many generations ago. Because it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kathmandu Durbar Square is protected for its historical and cultural value. A visit here gives you a real feel for Nepal's royal past, its religious customs, and its art and architecture all in one place. At the end see Swayambhunath is one of the most famous Buddhist sites in Kathmandu. Locals and tourists often call it the "Monkey Temple." It sits on top of a hill and looks out over the whole Kathmandu Valley. The stupa is easy to recognize. It has a round white base, a gold spire on top, and a pair of eyes painted on each of its four sides, watching over the valley below. Around the main stupa, you'll find smaller shrines, spinning prayer wheels, statues, and strings of colorful prayer flags. The whole area feels calm and spiritual. To reach the top, visitors climb a long set of stone stairs. Once there, they can walk around the temple grounds and take in wide views of the city. After the tour, return to the hotel, Overnight in Kathamdu.

Day 10: Kathamdu local (Budhanilkantha Temple + Pashupatinath Temple+ Bhaktapur Durbar Square+ Changu Narayan)
Today after breakfast, go for full day Kathmandu local starting with Budhanilkantha Temple (Jal Narayan) is one of Nepal’s most fascinating Hindu pilgrimage sites. The temple is renowned for its magnificent 5-metre-long reclining statue of Lord Vishnu, known as Jal Narayan, resting on a bed of stone-carved serpents in a sacred water tank. Then visit Pashupatinath Temple Complex (inside temple only Hindus  are allowed) is one of the holiest places for Hindus who worship Lord Shiva. It sits beside the Bagmati River in Kathmandu and draws pilgrims from across Nepal and India. It's recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and ranks among the most important Shiva temples anywhere in the world. For Foreigners visit Bagmati River & Ghats -Take a walk along the riverbank to see how Hindu rituals and everyday spiritual life unfold in Kathmandu. Visitors who aren't Hindu are welcome to explore these ghats. Arya Ghat - This is the main ghat used for Hindu cremation ceremonies. For foreign visitors, it offers a meaningful glimpse into Hindu beliefs about death and the local culture of Nepal.  See Pasupathi temple complex except temple portion- Inside complex find people chanting and meditating. Then post lunch proceed to Changu Narayan is one of the oldest and most important Hindu temples in Nepal. It is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and sits on a hilltop in the Kathmandu Valley, close to Bhaktapur. The temple is famous for its traditional Newari style of building, with detailed carvings in both wood and stone. It also holds some of the oldest stone inscriptions found in Nepal. From the temple grounds, visitors can enjoy calm, wide views of the countryside below. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Changu Narayan remains an active place of pilgrimage. At End see Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a famous heritage site in Bhaktapur, Nepal, recognized by UNESCO. It used to be the palace area for the Malla kings, and today it's known for its well-kept temples, palace buildings, open courtyards, and classic Newari-style architecture. Some of the main things to see are the 55-Window Palace, the Golden Gate, Vatsala Temple, and Nyatapola Temple, along with detailed carvings in both stone and wood found all around the square. As you wander through the old streets, you get a real sense of Nepal's history, art, culture, and religious life. It's a great spot for anyone interested in history, architecture, photography, or simply experiencing local culture up close. Post tour, return to Kathmandu, Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 11:- Kathmandu Departure
This is the hardest day of your vacation since, after a filling breakfast, you have to pack your belongings with memories of your amazing tour around India. After you check out of your hotel, our driver or representative will pick you up and send you off at the​ Kathmandu airport according to the schedule of your return flight, allowing you to reminisce about India and its culture. Return home with a lifelong learning experience and phone full of memories. Remember to submit your review for Ghum India Ghum.