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Golf three of India's most prestigious courses. The golf courses are a mavel as are the cities they're located in. There's plenty to keep you busy and hold your interest throughout..
Truly fantastic hotel options - Deluxe and Super Deluxe. Book a suite on the golf course grounds and enjoy the sweeping views of the fairways and distant monuments.
Mumbai being a major hub makes it one of the easiest places to reach in India. Well-connected by air, rail, and surface transport and served 24 hours/day.
Mumbai and Delhi offer a vast variety of dining options with both metropolis' owing to a rich gastronomical heritage. Rajasthan is famous for Mughal cuisine - kebabs, tandoori meat, rich spicy gravies, fluffy breads, decadent kulfi, scrumptious gulab jamun - so Jaipur will be a true dining delight.
When you're not busy golfing you'll be off visiting some of India's most splendid attractions - the Taj Mahal, the Pink City forts, waterfronts, boat rides, beaches - all surrounded by a world of ancient history..
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MumbaiColaba Causeway is THE place to go for entertainment, shopping and activities. Here's a short list of things to do that could easily fill a day: Gateway of India JaipurAmber Fort AgraTaj Mahal Agra Fort - this majestic fort has sixteen palaces, has served as a home to six Mughal Emperors and offers a breathtaking view of the dominant Taj. Another UNESCO World Heritage Site Itmad-ud-dualah - known as the ‘Baby Taj’. This look-alike was commissioned by Queen Noor Jahan as a tribute to her father Fatehpur Sikri - another UNESCO World Heritage Site - you will find the highest gateway in the world, Buland Darwaza (Grand Entrance) and the Tomb of Salim Chishti. The Sufi Saint’s revered resting place attracts millions of people every year. It is widely believed that all your prayers will be answered here. And when one day they are, you must return to the shrine to perform a small ritual. Dhobi Ghat - carpeted with yards of fabric in more colours known to man, it is an unlikely but popular destination. This part of the river, where washer-folk scrub their laundry, attracts photographers as well as filmmakers from all across the world. Locations in and around it were recently seen in Slumdog Millionaire. Agra served as a home to the Mughal Dynasty and next to architecture their influence had the greatest effect on the cuisine. Don't miss out on authentic Mughali dishes - famous the world over for a very good reason DelhiThe list of things to do in Delhi is endless and you'll surely discover many interesting things to do on your own. Here's an abbreviated list of some of the most popular tourist activities: Eat Dilli-ki-Chaat – Delhi’s tangy local street food in Old Delhi Visit the Red Fort - a great sandstone carcass of the last days of the Mughal empire and the British era For a modern architectural marvel completed in 1986, visit the Lotus Temple (Bahai House of Worship), constructed out of marble and in the shape of a lotus flower. It remains one of the most visited sites in the entire world. Stroll through Humayun’s Tomb which combines Persian style with local craftsmanship, encircled by the symmetrical Mughal gardens Hear Qawwalis (devotional music) sung at dargah of Nizamuddin Auliya (one of Islam’s holiest tombs) at around sunset Visit the Imperial Hotel - it's like taking a voyage back into the days of the Raj, with polished hallways hung with chandeliers and works of art Explore the confusing and narrow streets of the Old Delhi bazaars Get your clothes tailor-made in Khan Market – a fraction of the cost of the West with emphasis on quality Visit the former home of Indira Gandhi and learn about India’s most powerful dynasty Wander around Lodhi Gardens on a Sunday afternoon - a people-watchers paradise Discover the district of Hauz Khas - crumbling Mughal tombs and tempting art, antique and fashion boutiques Ride out to peaceful Qutb Minar - well-known and easily spotted for its towering minaret resembling an ornate factory chimney Visit the Jama Masjid, climb the mosque’s minaret, then enjoy a classic non-veg meal at nearby culinary institutions Karim’s or Al-Jawahar, famous for their roasted meat kebabs Feast your eyes on the wealth of Indian Art at the National Museum Visit Gandhi’s simple tomb in its tranquil gardens – said to be the most peaceful place in all Delhi |
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