Delhi Tour with Agra

On the 2nd day of the holiday, visit Classic Golf Course (Closed on Monday). A golf club of international level, it is located on the outskirts of the city (around 45 minutes drive). A flawless blend of Indian and International know-how along with safeguarding of world-class standards, make this golf course the venue of multiple world championships. The to-do list for the evening includes Sound and Illumination Show at the Red Fort, Delhi’s chief tourist attraction. Overnight stay.

Shortly after munching breakfast, visit the celebrated Delhi Golf Club (Closed on Monday), originally known as Lodhi Club. One of Asia’s oldest golf courses, it was commissioned in 1920’s. In the year 1976-77, the club was re-developed by Peter Thomson. It has been host to an assortment of proficient tournaments. The club also houses a swimming pool, a health club, tavern, and bar facility as well. Post noon-meal, indulge in sightseeing covering the Qutab Minar complex, Humayun's Tomb, Lakshmi Narayan temple and India Gate. Drive past President's house, Connaught Place, Parliament house and other Government Secretariat buildings. Stay overnight.

On the 4th day of the vacation, chomp breakfast and ensue to Jaypee Greens Resort, located on the outskirts of the city. Architected by Greg Norman, it is an 18-Hole golf club. It has 88 bunkers and 14 water bodies posing as a competitive call for the golfers. It also houses an eatery, a club house, tavern, and a lounge. The sundown is scheduled for shopping in the bustling markets. Dine out at a noted city restaurant. Return for unwinding yourself for the night.

On the fifth day of the tour, get on-time transfer to the railway station to board a train to Agra. On reaching, get transferred to your pre-reserved hotel. Afterwards, depart for a city jaunt. Visit Fatehpur Sikri – the old deserted Mughal urban where you explore Panch Mahal, Jodha Bai’s Palace, Buland Darwaza etc. the next stopover of the day is to the Taj Mahal – a white-marble catacomb, built by Emperor Shah Jahan, to reminiscence his betrothed spouse, Mumtaz Mahal, followed by the Agra Fort- a Mughal architectural magnum opus. Soon after, get transferred to the railway station to board a train for Delhi. On arrival check-in your inn for slackening for the night.

This dawn crack, the last of the vacay, is for shopping. Afterwards, relish a game of golf at Golden Greens Golf Club, 18-hole, par 72.71 yards (for men’s Tee) and 5800 yards (for women’s Tee) architected by Dr. Martin Hawtree. Savor a Farewell dinner. Get transferred to the airport to board a flight for way back home.

Get transferred to the airport to board a flight for your onward destination.