shades through out the day with the sun light. Taj Mahal in Agra is a symbol
of a man’s ever lasting love for his wife. Now after three centuries since its
construction, Taj Mahal has been seen by millions of people from all across
the globe and it is still the most attractive monument in the world.It is one of
the most important forts in India built by great “Mughal” rulers. The Fort was
built under the directions of Akbar by his commander in chief Mohammed
Quasim with with expenditure of 35 lacks Indian Rupee. The Fort is an
irregular shape of a triangle. Agra fort has won the “AGA KHAN” award for
architecture in the year 2004. The fort has a semi round plan and lying
equivalent to the river “Yamuna”, its walls are up to 70 feet high. It has four
gates on its four sides. One of the gates is also known as “Amar Singh Gate”.
The western “Delhi Gate” is the most important of the four gates. The Indian
military is still using the northern part of the Fort; the Delhi gate can not be
used by public, public uses the Lahore gate because it faces towards Lahore.
This site is very significant in provisions of architecture. Later in the day visit
Grand Agra fort. Evening transfer to Jaipur - 235 Kms approx traveling time 5
hours. On arrival, Jaipur check in to your Hotel. Overnight at Jaipur.
Day 10:
Today After breakfast,enjoy guided excursion tour to Amer
fort also called Amber fort.Amer is 12 Kms from Jaipur and
was capital of Jaipur in old time. The Amber fort is situated on
a hill and you have two options to ascend the
hill by Jeep or Elephant.Amer fort-s architecture is unique in itself. After
Lunch enjoy guided tour of the city - Visit Wind Palace- a stunning example of
Indian architecture, City palace, Observatory. Overnight at Jaipur.
Day 11:
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Morning drive down to Jodhpur. En-route visit Puskar famous
for its annual camel fair and temple of Brahma (Creature of
world).On arrival, Jodhpur check in to your Hotel. Jodhpur is
second largest city of the royal state Rajasthan.
Jodhpur "The Sun City" was founded by Rao Jodha, a chief of the Rathore
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