Must-see places: Red Fort, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple. Overnight stay in New Delhi.

It is the town of Mandawa in Rajasthan with a number of Havelis that are traditional mansions with intricate frescoes. Day at leisure to explore these grand structures that provide a view into the region’s opulent past.
Must-visit sites: Mandawa Fort, Murmuria Haveli, Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli.thank from india nepal 30 days Team

Proceed to Bikaner, a town with loads of historical aspects and boasting the Junagarh Fort, one of the few major forts of India that are not built on a hilltop. Also, visit the Karni Mata Temple, famously known as the Rat Temple, and Lalgarh Palace.

Geographically situated in the northwest quadrant of India is the ‘Sun City’ Jodhpur that is considered the second largest city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. This city has a rich heritage of several palaces, magnificent forts and temples, which tourists do enjoy in her visit. Famous in the whole India is the most impressing palace, the palaces Umaid Bhawan, and the chaotic many colored and reminiscent of the sections of one crowded market of that is Sardar Market.

Points of interest: Visit Fort Maisi Rao, the memorial of Jaswant Thanda, and Umaid Bhawan Palace.thank from india nepal 30 days Team

At the heart of the Thar Desert lies Jaisalmer that is also called the Golden City because of the Sandstone architectural style. Relish visiting the grand Jaisalmer fort, traverse the bylanes adorned with havelis and spend an enchanting night in the desert camping under the sky.

Points of interest Assured visits: Fort Jaisalmer, Patwon Ki Haveli, Desert Safari.

While Day 7 will be spent in Khuri. After all, it is a beautiful place hidden from the tourist map. This beautiful little town is perfect with its tranquil surroundings and gives a chance to the body where people can rejuvenate from the crazy pace of urban life.

Points of interest: Local temples, Countryside walks

Located close to one of the finest Jain temples is the lovely village of Ranakpur, which is immersed in culture and history. The temple has a lot of its own glorious mini marble architecture, which will surely appeal to those who enjoy history and architecture.

Highlight: Jain Temple Ranakpur, temple of Surya Narayan

We have utopian Lake Pichola, the floating Palace on the lake and the huge City Palace – Udaipur as it is referred to as The Venice of the East. One can also enjoy a boat ride in this lake at the time of sunset.

Attractions: Lake Pichola, City Palace, Jag Mandir

Jagdish Temple is a magnificent temple of the Indo-Aryan architecture which is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. a beautiful garden created exclusively for the royal ladies. Bagore Ki Haveli, a centuries-old construction located on the banks of Pichola lake. It has over a hundred rooms containing displays of artifacts and costumes as well as traditional art. In the evening, Do not forget to enjoy the Dharohar Dance Show. Or else, guests may find themselves at Ambrai Ghat which has alluring views of the City Palace or at Fateh Sagar Lake.

Transfer to the holy town of Pushkar, which is famous for its holy Pushkar Lake and Brahma Temple. You’ll also take a visit to colorful Pushkar Bazaar; if you’re lucky, you’ll catch the electrifying Pushkar Camel Fair that takes place in November.

Places to visit: Pushkar Lake, Brahma Temple, Savitri Temple.

Transfer to the Pink City Jaipur, Explore the capital city of Rajasthan in hafe Day: Gorgeous Birla Mandir, built in white marble and dedicated to the deities of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi, the Albert Hall Museum located in the Ram Niwas Garden. It exhibits several objects of historical importance enjoying a calm evening meal at an eatery on the Rooftop.

Begin the day by going to Amber Fort, situated approximately 11 kilometers away from the city’s central part. A little far from Amber Fort lies this gorgeous stepwell that is a perfect place for some photography, After that, have fun and explore the City Palace which is situated right in the center of the city of Jaipur. The Jantar Mantar is an 18th-century astronomical observatory located next to the City Palace. He also has lunch and goes to see one of the city’s most famous sites, the palace of Hawa Mahal, Finally, after a day of adventures visit the beautiful Jal Mahal palace located in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake.

Travel to Agra where the breathtaking sight of the white marble Taj Mahal will be enjoyed; the sunrise over this monument is a view worth getting up early for. Visit the Agra Fort, followed by sampling local Mughlai dishes.

Commence your tour in the latter part of the day since the Western Group of Temples is the largest and the most intact portion of Khajuraho.like Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Lakshmana Temple, Chitragupta Temple, Evening: Sound and Light Show.

The next day of the trip would be utilized to visit the Eastern Group of Temples, and later on visit the Southern Group of temples less frequented by many. Morning: Parsvanath Temple, Adinath Temple, Brahma Temple, Afternoon: Duladeo Temple, Chaturbhuj Temple, Optional Visit (within the time limit): Raneh Falls, Rest of time front of the temple, Personal Recommendation for the Restaurant Name is Temple Cafe.

Includes a tour of the Eastern Group of Temples and finally the less-accessed Southern Group of Temples.
Morning:
Parsvanath Temple, Adinath Temple, Brahma Temple, Afternoon:
Duladeo Temple, Chaturbhuj Temple, Optional Visit (If Time Permits):
Raneh Falls, Mulagandha Kuti Vihar, Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat
Later in the evening, proceed towards Dashashwamedh Ghat and be a part of the spectacular Ganga Aarti.

Morning: Assi Ghat Start your 2nd Day at Assi Ghat, Tulsi Manas Temple, Durga Temple commonly known as Monkey Temple, after lunch visit Bharat Mata Temple. Being a symbol of the unity and diversity of India adds an extra special connection with your journey, especially for those planning to spend any time touring, such as on an India Nepal 30 days tour, and then Ramnagar Fort.

This is very important information. We will start our drive from Varanasi to Nepal at night because there is a lot of rush at the Nepal border. We have to reach the Nepal border at 5 in the morning.

Enter nepal and there explore Lumbini, the sacred place where Lord Buddha was born. Visit the tranquil Maya Devi Temple, Ashoka Pillar and many international monasteries.

Go to Chitwan National Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, for some wildlife adventure in Nepal. Go on some jungle safaris and watch birds, and maybe even see rhinos, elephants and Bengal tigers.

Nepal’s Pokhara rests at the Himalayan foothills, is sparsely populated and is known for the scenic beauty and the lakes facing the Annapurna mountain range.

Morning:
Sarangkot Sunrise view Point, Phewatal lake After returning from Sarangkot, do not miss visiting Phewa Lake. After traditional lunch, visit Devi’s Fall which is a unique waterfall where the water flow subsides into the ground instead of flowing down the rocks. Evening:
Pokhara Lakeside Those who do not want to do much effort can simply stroll at Lakeside Pokhara to round up the day.

Transfer to Nagarkot, known for the panoramic Himalaya views. Early morning, witness the view of the sunrise over the mountain, including Mount Everest on a clear day.

Sights to see: Himalayan view, hiking trails .

Patan is a town proud of its rich cultural heritage and tradition of ancient architecture. Pay a visit to the Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wander around several temples and palaces around the city.

Places to visit: Patan Durbar Square, Golden Temple, Patan Museum

Transfer to Kathmandu, Unveiling the Cultural and Spiritual Heart of KathmanduStart your day with a visit to Swayambhunath with Monkey Temple, then proceed to Kathmandu Durbar Square and Hanuman Dhoka Palace after Swayambhunath.Kumari Ghar: The house of the Living Goddess.Taleju Temple: A temple dedicated to Taleju Bhawani goddess.Afternoon: After lunch, visit Pashupatinath Temple. Wrap up your first day at Boudhanath Stupa.

Bhaktapur Durbar Square

Subsequent to the meal, make your way to Bhaktapur Durbar Square which is also one of the three royal squares situated in the Kathmandu Valley. Bhaktapur is usually regarded as the best maintained and the most stunning due to its atmospheric aesthetic and relatively open streets. Their major highlights include:
Palace of Fifty-Five Windows

The Vatsala Temple

The five-topped pagoda referred to as Nyatapola Temple, which is also known to be the highest temple existing in Nepal.

Dattatreya Square: An integrated area into the main Bhaktapur valley with a fascinating temple built for Dattatreya the God.

Dine in Thamel
Conclude your day by returning to Thamel, Kathmandu’s bustling tourist center, where world travel epitomizes and offers ample chances for shopping, buying of souvenirs, and enjoying live music, especially on rooftop restaurants with tremendous views across the city.

Garden of Dream
Start off your prom day on a ‘fun’ note at the Garden of Dreams which is a neo classical garden situated closer to Thamel zone. This amazing garden has Swimming pools, Garden pavillions along with green scenery; it stands away from the noise of the most visited city providing peaceful solace. It is convenient to take a calm before the storm.

Kopan Monastery
After you finish the hearty meal at the Petr Henley Garden or Visit the Kopan Monastery situated on a hill just north of the city. The Nepalese tibetan buddhist national stupas are located within the monastery itself and provide stunning sites of the Kathmandu Valley, where it’s peaceful and appears to be related with meditation, Buddhism and Tibetan ways of life. You can walk around, sit somewhere quite and appreciate the atmosphere or join us for some short meditation if only you’ll have enough time for that.

Lunch:
Enjoy light refreshments at a neighborhood cafe situated near the monastery or alternatively, in Thamel before carrying on with the rest of the tour.

Afternoon:
Narayanhiti Palace Museum
Come back to the tour after having some lunch and head to the Narayanhiti Palace Museum, which was once the royal palace complex in Nepal and now serves as a museum of the contemporary history of Nepal, as the monarchy was formally abolished in 2008. The history that lies behind this royal edifice is the history of the present day Nepalese people and the state, and the visitors to this area get chance to see the magnificent courtyards and rooms and the details regarding the events of the 2001 royal family massacre.

Sundarijal (Optional Half-Day Trek)
In case there’s some spare time and you wish to appreciate the workings of nature, how about taking a brief excursion to Sundarijal, which is not far off from the capital. It is well known because of the short treks that circle it and features waterfalls, lovely sceneries, and green expanses of Shivapuri National Park. The trail leads through picturesque forests and villages that give you a taste of the Nepali countryside.

Evening:
Farewell Dinner with Nepali Cultural Show
Closing your stay in Kathmandu is recommended to do in the form of expecting a dinner with traditional Nepali cuisine that is culturally oriented. This kind of dinners ill recept this cultures tourists with the various different types of meeri nepali food.

On the last day, make your way toward Kathmandu Airport for your flight home, with countless hilarious memories of your 30 days trip to India-Nepal.