- Gwalior fort - The pearl amongst fortresses in India
- 'Khajuraho Group of Monuments'– Eastern & western style temples visit / One of the most stunning UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India
- Sound & slight show – Khajuraho
- Orchha Forts & temples – History refers to bundela rajput chief, Rudra Pratap
Inclusions -
- 04 night’s accommodation on twin or triple sharing basis as per above given hotel or similar standard
- Meals plan – CP (Breakfast at hotel)
- Vehicle: As per number pax travelling
- All transfers & sightseeing as per the itinerary only
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Day 1 Arrival Gwalior
Pickup will be arranged at the airport or train station in Gwalior. Proceed with the hotel check-in after being transferred there.
Gwalior is most renowned for its majestic hilltop fort, which has been dubbed 'The pearl amongst fortresses in India". The city itself is a living monument to the dynasties that have held power here throughout the years. Their imprint may be seen all throughout the city in the form of the many majestic buildings that dominate the landscape. Gwalior has managed to preserve some of the mediaeval splendour that formerly characterised it.
We will visit Gwalior Fort, Jai Vilas Palace, Teli Ka Mandir, Saas Bahu Temple, and Sun temple.
Overnight Stay in Gwalior. -
Day 2 Gwalior - Khajuraho (260kms/05 hrs)
Morning drive to Khajuraho. The Chhatarpur region of Madhya Pradesh is home to the historic city of Khajuraho, which is famous for the spectacular temples and complex sculptures found there. The Nagara-style architecture and beautiful sculptures of nayikas and goddesses that can be seen at the UNESCO site known as the "Khajuraho Group of Monuments" were both created during the Chandela Dynasty's reign during the middle ages. One of the reasons why this location is so well-liked among travellers is because of the magnificent and detailed sculptures that can be seen there. One of the most breathtaking sites included on the UNESCO World Heritage List that can be found in India.
Proceed to hotel check-in.Light and sound spectacle performed in the evening (direct Payment). -
Day 3 Khajuraho Sightseeing
The area's monuments are separated into eastern, western, and southern sections of the complex. In terms of architectural and design, the temples of these three complexes vary greatly from one another. While the western group of temples is the most popular at Khajuraho, the eastern group is replete with prominent and significant temples as well. The Khajur Sagar and the historic hamlet of Khajuraho are located around one kilometer east of the western group. This lake and settlement are surrounded by the eastern group of temples. Jain temples dominate this cluster of temples.
An overnight stay is planned at the hotel.
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Day 4 Khajuraho - Orchha (172kms/ 3.5 hrs)
Following breakfast, make your way to Orchha. The Bundela Rajput Chief Rudra Pratap established the ancient city of Orchha in the 16th century. The town is located in a picturesque setting on the banks of the river Betwa. The river Betwa divides into seven distinct channels at this point, which is also referred to as the Satdhara. According to local folklore, this was done in remembrance of the seven former Chiefs of Orchha. The ruler of the Bundela Rajput tribe, Rudra Pratap, established the city of Orchha in the 16th century.
After check-in at hotel. Proceed to visit Orchha Fort & Jahangir Mahal, Laxmi Narayan temple, Chattris.
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Day 5 Orchha - Gwalior (121 Kms /2.5 hrs)
Morning breakfast, Check-out at hotel & drive to Gwalior.Drop at airport/railway station
End of The Service
- Anything which is not mention in inclusions
- Any guide services during the tour
- Any entrance fee to monuments
- Any tips, laundry, personal nature expenses
- Any flight/ train ticket. (Need to book by clients themselves)
