School Trips - Northern India

The great sub-continent of India beckons you and your pupils. A more vibrant land and culture you will not find and it is sure to linger in the memories of the pupils for years to come. Geography, History, Classics, Religion and Language are but some of the core curricular subjects your school could base a trip around.

Please note we offer a full bespoke service to suit your own requirements.

Day 1: Arrive Delhi
Transfer to your hotel in town.
(Dinner & Overnight—Delhi)

Day 2: Jaipur
We leave the hustle and bustle of
Delhi behind us this morning and
head to Jaipur, (also known as the
Old or Pink City) and is the capital of
the state of Rajasthan.
(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight Jaipur)

Day 3: Jaipur
Today will be action packed visiting
the main highlights of this beautiful
city. The Amber Fort, probably the
most famous of the forts in Jaipur,
built in 1592 by Raja Man Singh with
dramatic red sandstone. We also
visit the City Palace built in 1729,
where the Maharaja once reigned.
There is still time to visit Hawa Mahal,
the Lake Palace or even take in a
Bollywood film at the Raj Mandir
(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight Jaipur)

Day 4: Ranthambore National Park (Oct—Mid
June)
We journey on south to this National
Park, best known for it’s Indian Tigers,
Leopards, Striped Hyenas and many
more
(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight park
lodge)

Day 5: Ranthambore National Park
At over 392 square kilometres this is
one of India’s largest National Parks.
This is the best place in India to spot
wild Tigers, but part from that there
are a large number of other animals
to observe like Chital, Sambar, Nilgai,
and Gazzle, Boars, Mongoose,
wild Deer, leopards, stiped Hyenas
and a large number of bird's species.

(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight Park
Lodge)

Day 6: Agra
Heading north again for Agra and
the world famous Taj Mahal and
Agra Fort.
(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight Agra)

Day 7: Agra
The stunning majestic Taj Mahal and
Agra Fort awaits today. The Taj Mahal
is a white marble mausoleum
located on the southern bank of the
Yamuna River in the Indian city of
Agra. It was commissioned in 1632
by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan
to house the tomb of his favorite
wife of three, Mumtaz Mahal.
(Breakfast, lunch, dinner & overnight Agra)

Day 8: Delhi
We immerse ourselves in this vibrant
city with a guided tour of the heartbeat
of India. (Breakfast, lunch, dinner &
overnight Delhi)

Day 9: Depart
We depart Delhi today for your flight
home
(Breakfast)

We have catered for groups of all varying sizes in the past. Please get in touch, as I'm sure we will be able to help.

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