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North India Tour Packages Cater To Every Holiday Goer
When someone visits India for the first time they generally enter through Delhi or Mumbai. Delhi is not only the nation’s capital but it is also the centre of the country’s history and culture. In addition to this it serves as an excellent start and end point to most North India Tour Packages.
From Delhi where?
If you are arriving in Delhi, you will find that there are plenty of north India tour packages that you can choose from. There are packages that will show you the splendours of Rajasthan, the Himalayas and the holy cities. You can also choose to visit single cities like Agra and Kathmandu in Nepal. Because of it location and great connectivity you can choose to travel anywhere in India when you arrive at Delhi.
Wandering through Rajasthan
If you have a good 20 days to spend on your holiday in India one of the Rajasthan Tour Packages is a must do. The tour will take you through Rajasthan ensuring that you experience everything that this state has to offer. During the tour you will visit Mandawa, Samode, Bikaner, Rohet, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Jaipur, Neemrana, Pushkar and Deogarh. By the end of your trip you would have experienced some of the most beautiful palaces, homes and hotels that India has to offer. You will also get a peek into the bygone era of the Rajput kingdom.
Tiger safaris
India Tiger Safari tours too are becoming very popular. These tours are ideal for those who love wildlife. You will need about 15 days for a complete tiger safari that will start at Delhi. The tour covers the reservations and sanctuaries of Bandhavgarh, Pench, Kanha, and Ranthambore. Besides tigers these wildlife sanctuaries are home to many other wild animals. You can soak in all the sights and sounds of the wild at the forest accommodations at each of these places. While on this tour you will also visit Khajuraho, Agra and Jaipur. Even though this tour is primarily a tiger safari you will visit the monuments and temples at these stops.
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