Morning 01 : Arrive Delhi
Get there in India's money city, exactly where you're greeted with a conventional Indian welcome and escorted to the resort. Outdated and New Delhi provide a stunning distinction between the ancient and, modern. In a single day keep in resort.

Day time 02 : Delhi
Right now, depart for Delhi sight-seeing tour, which contains Jama Masjid -the largest mosque of Emperor Shahjahan. Later to proceed Red Fort, Raj Ghat -Cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi, to India Gate - a 42 meter stone arch constructed within the memory with the Indian Soldiers who died in World War II, Drive past the President's House & Parliament Home, Humayun's Tomb - a memorial from the Mughals -its design is inspired by the Taj Mahal, the Qutab Minar, Birla Mandir and Lotus Temple. In a single day keep in Hotel.

Working day 03 : Delhi - Hyderabad
This morning's flight (about 2 Hrs) takes you to the former princely state of Hyderabad, the Indian subcontinent's richest and biggest state at the time of independence, now the capital of Andhra Pradesh. Your metropolis tour reveals an amalgam of outdated globe charm together with the ebullience of modern growth. Char Minar -the city's landmark, has four minarets built within the 16th Century.

Mecca Masjid is an impressive 17th-Century mosque constructed of granite. Birla Temple, the library and the university all display the grandeurs of modern-day India. Salar Jung Museum houses an extraordinary collection including rare fine-art objects with the Nizam, once the wealthiest man within the world. Overnight at Hotel.

Working day 04 : Golconda Fort Excursion
The historical fort of Golconda is the former funds from the Qutab Shahi dynasty. Originally a mud structure, it grew into a magnificent fortress citadel. It is known for the use of acoustics in its architectural design - sound signals could be passed from the gates to the top from the fort without the use of modern day equipment. Tombs of your dynasty rulers are situated nearby, set in manicured gardens. Afternoon at leisure. In a single day in Resort.

Working day 05 : Hyderabad - Bangalore - Mysore
Fly to Bangalore (1 hr), one from the most beautiful cities of India. Tour the "Garden City," including a visit to Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens, the Mysore Arts and Crafts Center, the bull temple, and the colorful and bustling markets. From Bangalore, drive to Mysore ( 140 kms / 4 hrs.) wending along through verdant and hilly countryside, stop at Srirangapatnam, in which the legendary warrior Tipu Sultan built the island fortress and Summer Palace entirely of wood, with exquisitely painted walls. Tonight view the illuminated City Palace.

Morning 06 : Mysore Town Tour
Mysore is a beautiful town of stately palaces, gardens, parks and museums. Your tour includes visits to Metropolis Palace; Nandi (Shiva's Bull) -a huge monolithic image always garlanded with flowers; and the colorful and aromatic spice markets. Your afternoon is at leisure. This evening, enjoy the beautiful and exquisitely illuminated Brindavan Gardens, sprawling amid gorgeous cascading fountains. In a single day in Hotel.

Working day 07 : Mysore - Shrawanabelgoa - Belur - Halebid - Bangalore
Morning drive to Shravanabelgoa (120 kms / 3 hrs drive). This is one with the most important Jain pilgrim centre, here visit the 17 meter high monolith of Lord Bahubali. Later drive to Belur which is approx. 45 kms from here and is located at river Yagchi. This place was once the capital from the Hoysala Empire. Here visit the Chennakeshava Temple (one of your finest examples of Hoysala architecture) & Veeranarayana Temple (which has exquisite carvings of various Hindu Gods).
Later visit Halebid (16 kms form Belur), the historical capital of Hoysalas, here visit the Hoysleswara Temple. Later within the afternoon leave for Bangalore which is approx. 220 kms from here. On arrival in Bangalore check into your hotel. Overnight at resort.

Day time 08 : Bangalore - Cochin
Fly to Cochin (about 1 hr) inside the state of Kerala. Apart from being the most progressive state in the nation, Kerala is also known for its numerous canals and waterways and its verdant forests and mangrove swamps. Cochin is a metropolis of waterways having a varied history. Notable here is the Jewish population, arriving over 2,000 years ago and maintaining a strong community ever since. Hungry for spices, the Portuguese, Dutch and British all left their mark on this scenic seaport.
After an afternoon of leisure, enjoy a special presentation of the colorfully costumed Kathakali dance drama. In a single day in resort.

Working day 09 : The Backwaters Cruise
Your tour of Cochin this morning consists of a visit to your Portuguese church built by St. Francis in 1562, the Jewish Synagogue and the famed Mattancherry Palace. This afternoon enjoy a boat ride through the series of canals and lagoons snaking their way through several tiny villages and tropical vegetation. Cochin is linked with Ernakulum and the rest with the state of Kerala through the "backwaters." Stop en route to see fishermen and their villages, Chinese fishing nets and the attractive Dutch palace at Bolghatty. In a single day in resort.

Time of day 10 : Cochin - Kumarakom
Drive to Kumarakom (80 kms / 2 hrs)experiencing the rich culture and active lifestyle that has evolved over the centuries in and around the backwaters and waterways that thread this region. Set in one of your most idyllic locations in Kerala, Kumarakom is a tiny settlement, nestled inside the backwaters and evoking images of Kashmir. Your afternoon is at leisure. Perhaps take advantage of your rich waters having a bit of fishing, or just. In a single day in resort.

Working day 11 : Kumarakom
Take a boat ride on Vembanad lake to your Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. Part in the forest is submerged inside the lake, offering an irresistible habitat to both migratory and local birds. Water fowl, cormorants, egrets and teals are seen in abundance. This afternoon experience an Ayurvedic therapeutic massage, indigenous to this region, which is both relaxing and healing.

Working day 12 : Kumarakom - Thekkady
Your exploration of south India continues as you travel to Thekkady (145 km / 4.30 hrs) located on the Tamil Nadu / Kerala border. This unique wildlife sanctuary is about 300 square miles and centered around an artificial lake fed by the Periyar River. Game viewing this afternoon is onboard boats which carry you along convoluted waterways and afford sightings of elephant, bison, deer and occasionally, tiger. All manner of flora and fauna flourish in this tropical habitat, making it one of premiere reserves of Southern India. In a single day remain in resort.

Time of day 13 : Thekkady - Madurai
Venture on a game viewing, cruise this morning before continuing on to Madurai (140 kms / 4hrs ) a bustling town packed with pilgrims, bullock carts and legions of rickshaw wallahs. Its narrow overcrowded streets seem to be bursting at the seams with activity. This is Southern India's oldest center of pilgrimage and learning. Visit Shree Meenakshi Temple, a riotously baroque example of Dravidian architecture. Your next two stops are Thirumalai Nayak Palace -built in 1636 in Indo-Saracenic style, and the Gandhi Museum -containing memorabilia with the father of the nation. Continue to Mariamman Teppakkulam Tank, website from the Teppam or Float festival in January each year. Constructed in 1646, the tank is fed by underground channels from the Vaigai River. Overnight remain in resort.

Time of day 14 : Madurai / Tanjore
Travel to Tanjore, historic capital with the Chola Kings, whose patronage and philanthropy rendered. Tanjore a veritable haven for artists, musicians and craftsmen. The golden age of Dravidian culture is exemplified in Brihadeshwara Temple, built inside the 10th Century. The dome on the apex with the central tower, 206 feet tall, is a single piece of granite weighing an estimated 81 tons, which was put in place using a ramp 3 miles long, similar on the technique used in building the Pyramids of Egypt. Evening transfer to Railway Station to connect overnight transfer for Chennai.

Day 15 : Tanjore - Chennai (Madras)
Get there Chennai (formerly Madras), the fourth biggest city in India, located on the warm shores from the Bay of Bengal. Modern day Chennai traces its origins to 1639, when the British East India Company was first awarded a trading post and commenced building Fort St. George. Afternoon excursion to Mahabalipuram (40 kms/ 1 hrs).Visit the historic Pallavan port of Mamallapuram and its 7th Century rock-hewn monuments, including a massive bas-relief carved on a cliff face. Overnight in hotel.

Day time 16 : Chennai
Morning tour of Chennai takes you to Victoria Art Gallery, Bronze Gallery and Chennai Museum. Drive through Egmore to Georgetown stopping at Fort St. George, housing the State Parliament. Located inside the ramparts of your fort is St. Mary's Church, the oldest Anglican church in Asia, consecrated in 1680. The fort museum features relics of your Raj. Drive along Marina Beach, visiting San Thome Cathedral, the place lie the mortal remains of St. Thomas, Christ's apostle and the earliest Christian missionary in Asia. Your final stop is colorful Kapaleeswarar Temple, devoted to Lord Shiva, where you have an opportunity to mingle with the devotees and observe the various rituals of Hinduism. In a single day in hotel.

Day time 17 : Chennai - Tour Ends.
Transfer to airport to connect Flight for house (hotel checkout 12 : 00 Hrs).