Upon arrival, an English-speaking airport representative will be present at your airplane's aerobridge, holding a sign bearing your name. They will guide you through the airport and assist with airline and customs procedures. A porter will also assist your party in collecting up to three pieces of luggage. Once all formalities are complete, the representative will introduce you to your private driver, who will transport you to your accommodation.

You can explore the rich history of Old Delhi by visiting a variety of UNESCO World Heritage monuments. Begin your day by meeting your private driver and guide, who will accompany you on this journey. Start your exploration by visiting the Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic fort was the main residence of the Mughal emperors for almost two centuries. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as his new capital, Shahjahanabad. With a length of 1.5 miles and a height ranging from 60 to 110 feet, the fort's architecture is reminiscent of Agra Fort. Afterward, move on to the Qutab Minar, the tallest brick minaret in the world, standing at a height of 239 feet. The minaret is surrounded by various buildings that showcase Indian artwork dating back to 1193. This forms the Qutab complex, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finally, conclude your day by visiting Humayun's Tomb, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. This Mughal-style complex dates back to the Slave Dynasty of 1268-1287 AD and is the first example of this architectural style in India. The mausoleum within the complex is built in a similar fashion to the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra. After a day filled with exploration, you can return to your hotel in a private vehicle.

Your private driver and English-speaking assistant will be waiting for you at the airport for your transfer.

Your flight from Delhi to Jaipur will take around one hour.

Meet your driver, private vehicle, and English-speaking assistant at the airport for your transfer.

Jaipur has a rich history of skilled craftspeople and artisans, which has made it a popular destination. The city has been a center for craftsmanship since its founding in 1727, with the royal families and nobles of Jaipur being patrons of the craft capital of India. Many valuable and highly prized items can still be found here, thanks to their influence. Artisans and master craftsmen can be seen in the areas of Ghat Darwaza and Vishveshwar ji. Begin your evening at the Palace of the Winds, where your private guide will take you on a walking tour of the city's bazaars. Experience the vibrant atmosphere as you interact with store vendors and locals and sample delicious street food. Taste popular dishes like pakoras, aloo tiki, samosas, and ladoo from carefully selected street food vendors. Along the way, explore local artisans' workshops and witness the meticulous craftsmanship of jewelers, silversmiths, gold painters, and tie-dying experts. After a 2.5-hour walk through the bazaars, you will be taken back to your hotel by private vehicle.

Start your day by meeting your private guide and driver at your hotel after breakfast. Spend the day exploring Jaipur's iconic monuments, beginning with a visit to the magnificent Amber Fort. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is located on a hilltop and offers stunning views of Maotha Lake. Walk through the complex of courtyards and halls, with the highlight being the Sheesh Mahal, or hall of mirrors.

Afterwards, head to Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of the Winds. This beautiful monument features a pale pink facade and tiered baroque-like architecture. Originally designed for royal ladies to observe life below, it provides a unique perspective of the city.

Next, make your way to Jantar Mantar, an observatory built in the 18th century by Sawai Jai Singh II. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for having the world's largest sundial. Marvel at the massive astronomical instruments made from local stone and marble, showcasing the architectural innovations of the Mughal period.

Continue your exploration at the City Palace, an 18th-century royal residence. Wander through the sprawling complex and discover the museum that showcases the blend of Rajput and Mughal architecture. While parts of the palace are off-limits, including the home of the current Maharaja in Chandra Mahal, the museum offers a fascinating insight into the history and culture of Jaipur.

Finally, end your day with a private transfer back to your hotel, reflecting on the beauty and grandeur of Jaipur's iconic monuments.

Embark on a private transfer from Jaipur to Agra, with a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Fatehpur Sikri, meet a local guide to explore the ruins. Built by Emperor Akbar in the 16th century, this "City of Victory" served as the Mughal Empire's capital for 14 years before being abandoned. The well-preserved complex showcases a blend of Hindu and Muslim architectural styles, and features the Jama Masjid, one of India's largest mosques. After the visit, continue to Agra by private vehicle. The entire journey, including touring, takes approximately 5-6 hours.

The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has fascinated travelers for centuries. Made of white marble, this Mughal architectural masterpiece was built in memory of Emperor Shah Jahan's wife. Admire the intricate inlay work inside the mausoleum before heading to Agra Fort, another UNESCO site. This red sandstone fort served as the residence of Mughal emperors and offers views of the Taj Mahal. Finally, return to your hotel in Delhi by private vehicle, a 4-hour journey.

Your private driver and English-speaking assistant will be there to meet you at the airport for your transfer. As you leave, an airport representative will be waiting for you at the curbside in the drop-off area. They will assist you with check-in and other airport processes and take you to a departure lounge on a VIP cart for your comfort before your flight. A porter will help with your suitcases, allowing up to three pieces per guest.

Catch a direct flight from Delhi to Kathmandu, with a flight time of approximately 1.5 hours.

To ensure your comfort, an airport representative will be waiting for you at the aerobridge of your airplane, holding a sign with your name on it. They will accompany you through the airport, assist with airline and customs processes, and a porter will help with collecting your suitcases, allowing up to three pieces per guest. The representative will then help you meet your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.

For transfers between the city center and the airport, you will have an English-speaking assistant, private driver, and vehicle.

Bhaktapur is widely known for its elegant art, rich culture, and unique lifestyle. Located 14 km from Kathmandu, it is often referred to as the "City of Culture," the "Living Heritage," and "Nepal's Cultural Gem." The highlight of Bhaktapur is Durbar Square, which is not only a gem for the city but also for the entire country. Some of the most fascinating structures here include the world-renowned 55 Window Palace, Golden Gate, Big Bell, Siddhi Laxmi Temple, and Shiva Temple. Pashupatinath, an avatar of Lord Shiva, means "the god of all animals." It is not only the holiest Hindu pilgrimage site in Nepal but also one of the holiest destinations worldwide. Situated 5 km east of Kathmandu on the banks of the sacred Bagmati River, the temple of Lord Shiva Pashupatinath features a two-tiered golden roof and silver doors. Boudhanath Stupa, located 8 km east of Kathmandu, is a colossal and ancient stupa with the all-seeing eyes of Lord Buddha. The stupa is built on an octagonal base with prayer wheels inset.

Take an exhilarating scenic flight from Kathmandu to see the world's tallest summits, including Mount Everest (8848 meters), Gauri Shankar (7134 meters), Nuptse (7855 meters), Lhotse (8516 meters), Amadablam (6812 meters), Chamlang (7319 meters), Makalu (8463 meters), and Cho Oyu (8201 meters). This hour-long flight offers breathtaking views of the mighty Himalayas and a glimpse of the Tibetan Plateau. However, please note that for safety reasons, the flight does not fly very close to Mount Everest and maintains a distance of 5 nautical miles.

In Patan, visit a museum that showcases Nepal's cultural history with rare objects from both Buddhist and Hindu traditions. The exhibits, mostly made of bronze with Gilt Copper repose work, highlight Patan's artistic fame. On a hill overlooking the Kathmandu Valley, you'll find the Swayambhunath stupa, adorned with prayer flags and a golden spire. This iconic symbol of Nepal offers stunning views of Kathmandu and is considered one of the holiest Buddhist sites in the country. It is also a World Heritage Site and holds mythical significance in the Valley's history.

Dhulikhel is a small town situated 32km east of Kathmandu. It is located at an altitude of 1550m and is well-known for its breathtaking views of the Himalayas. The panoramic view of the snowfed mountains from Dhulikhel is truly remarkable and considered one of the best in the world. The mountains appear as if they are floating in the air when a blue haze covers the lower part of them. From various vantage points in Dhulikhel, visitors can enjoy the magnificent sight of more than twenty Himalayan peaks, including the majestic Mt. Annapurna (8091 m).

Your English Speaking Assistant will meet you for a transfer between the city center and the airport with a private driver and vehicle. The flight from Kathmandu to Paro is about two hours.

When you arrive in Paro, you need to present two passport photos for your Bhutan visa. The immigration official will stamp it into your passport. After customs, your guide and driver will be waiting for you.

Your guide will be outside the customs area with a sign displaying your name for easy identification. They will help you meet your private driver and take you to your accommodation.

Upon arrival at Paro airport, our local guide will meet you. After completing airport formalities, you will drive to Thimphu, which takes approximately 1.5 hours. Once in Bhutan's capital, you will check in at your hotel.

Start your exploration by visiting the Changangkha Lhakhang, the oldest temple in Thimphu built in the 12th century. It is located on a ridge near Motithang. Inside, you will find Chenrizig, an 11-headed manifestation of Avolokitesawara. The Lhakhang also has larger prayer books than usual.

You can buy beautiful postage stamps, postcards, and collector's items at face value from the general post office. Don't forget to visit the Bhutan National Bank. Next, visit a local arts and crafts school to interact with the children. Then, go to the Traditional Medicine Institute to learn about their ancient healing arts. Finally, visit the Motithang Takin Preserve, a local wildlife reserve. If time allows, take a stroll through the main streets to admire Bhutan's famous Himalayan artifacts and textiles.

Start your day off with a trip to the weekend market to see locals selling and buying their essentials. The market also has souvenir shops for visitors. Then, take a 12 km drive north of Thimphu to Cheri Monastery for a one-hour hike. Take time for personal reflection and meditation while at the monastery. Afterwards, return to the hotel or go to a local restaurant for lunch. In the afternoon, witness traditional paper making from Daphnia and Edgeworthia shrubs and have the opportunity to buy writing sets. Next, visit the Handicraft Bazaar, a government project supporting locally made crafts. Purchase beautiful kiras, jewelry, and more. Finally, visit the Memorial Chorten, built in 1974 to honor Late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. Finish the day back at your hotel.

Starting from Thimphu, drive to Dochula Pass and pause to appreciate the stunning scenery and religious decorations. If weather permits, admire the majestic Himalayan peaks. These include Masagang, Tsendegang, Terigang, Jejegangphugang, Kangphugang, Zongaphugang, a notable table mountain in Lunana, and the highest peak in Bhutan, Gangkar Puensum.

Arrive in Punakha and check-in at the hotel. After lunch, take a delightful 30-minute hike through rice paddies and a village to reach Chimi Lhakhang. This temple honors Drukpa Kuenley, a revered 14th-century Yogi also known as the 'Divine madman' in the western world. He taught in an unconventional manner, using songs and explicit sexual humor. His influence can be seen in the bold phallus symbols and paintings on houses and temples. The temple is believed to bestow fertility blessings, attracting childless couples and struggling parents from around the globe.

Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan, remains the winter residence of the Chief Abbot. With a pleasant climate and nourished by the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers, Punakha is the most fertile valley in the country. Today, start your day with a hike through the rice fields along the Mo Chu to see the Khamsum Yuelley Namgyal Chorten, a magnificent monument built by the Queens and consecrated in 1999. Afterwards, drive towards Khuruthang, passing Punthsho Pelri Palace and other winter residences of the royal family, until you reach the impressive Punakha Dzong. Built in 1637 by Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal as a religious and administrative center, the Dzong has been restored by the current monarch due to damages from fires and an earthquake. It is open for visitors during the Punakha festival and summer months. Strategically located at the junction of the Pho Chu and Mo Chu rivers, this ancient fortress serves as the winter residence of the monastic order’s head and the administrative headquarters for the Punakha region. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the banks of the Punak Chu and take a leisurely evening stroll around town.

Depart after breakfast to Paro and stop at Semtokha Dzong en route. Upon arrival in Paro, check into your hotel.

After lunch, visit Ta Dzong, originally a watchtower, now the National Museum of Bhutan. The collection includes thangkha paintings, textiles, weapons, armor, household objects, and natural and historic artifacts. Walk to Rinpung Dzong, which has a rich history. The inner courtyard features wall paintings depicting Buddhist stories and cosmic mandalas. Along the way, see the 7th century Kyichu Lhakhang. In the evening, visit a traditional farmhouse to experience local culture and lifestyle.

Today you will visit the famous Taktsang monastery. The trail climbs through a beautiful pine forest with trees adorned with Spanish moss and fluttering prayer flags. There is a small cafeteria along the way for a break. The monastery was built in the 1600s and clings to a sheer rock cliff that drops 900 meters into the valley. It is believed that Guru Rimpoche, who brought Buddhism to Bhutan, landed here on a flying tigress and meditated for three months. Lunch will be served at the cafeteria. After the hike, you will visit the unique Dungtse Lhakhang temple. It was built in 1421 in the form of a chorten, one of the few in Bhutan. The temple was built to overpower a demoness that was terrorizing the Paro valley. In the evening, you can take a guided walk of the town of Paro.

Your private driver and English-speaking assistant will meet you for an airport transfer. They will then accompany you to the airport in Paro for your departure. The flight from Paro to Delhi is estimated to take around 2.5 hours.

Upon arrival at the airport, your private driver and English-speaking assistant will be there to greet you. You will be met by an English-speaking airport representative at the curbside in the drop-off area designated for your vehicle. A porter will assist you with your suitcases (up to three pieces per guest). Your assistant will then guide you through the check-in process and any other airport-related procedures. Finally, you will be transported on a VIP cart to a departure lounge where you can relax before boarding your flight.