Agra

203
km from Delhi rests the city of Agra that houses one of the wonders of the
world- the magnificent Taj Mahal, built by Emperor Shahjahan in honor of his
wife Mumtaz Mahal.
This heritage monument is one of the most perfect pieces of architecture in
the world with incredible symmetry and craftsmanship reflected by every
inch. Also, visit the Agra Fort, Itmad-Ud-Daulah's tomb, the Jama Masjid,
the old city bazaars, and Akbar's tomb at Sikandra
Fatehpur Sikri

37 km from Agra is the town of Fatehpur Sikri that's said to be built on the
site where Saint Salim Chisti foretold the birth of Emperor Akbar's son.
Even today, tourists' to seek divine intervention, resolve problems or
fulfill desires, mostly visit the mosque and tomb of Salim Chisti.
Embellished with an aesthetic fusion of Mughal and Hindu architecture, the
five- storied Panch Mahal, the Pachisi court are among the favorite
destinations for travelers from across the globe.
Mathura & Brindavan

Refresh
your mood with a refreshing and calming visit to the spiritual land of
Mathura and the temple town of Brindavan.
145 km away from Delhi on the banks of the Yamuna, this town has been a
pilgrimage since ancient times. Sanctified with Lord Krishna temples,
Mathura museum has one of the best collections of inscriptions and
sculptures.
Damdama

64
km from Delhi, the destination of Damdama is just a drive away from you.
Embraced in the state of Haryana, Damdama has many tourist complexes ideal
for quick getaways as most of them are quite yet not to far from the city.
Drive past lush fields and quaint villages to arrive at the lakefront Saras
Tourist Complex to relax and if possible get away for a little longer escape
to the Morni Hills and let the cool air and scenic beauty revive your
spirit.
Jaipur

258
km from Delhi, the pink city of India is popular for colorful culture,
outlandish forts and palaces and splendid lakes. The royal city of Jaipur
owes its name to its founder King Sawai Jai Singh II (1693-1743).
Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Central Museum, Nahargarh Fort,
Jaigarh Fort, Amber are few must see places in and around this splendid city
that's artistically painted in pink. Also, be a witness to the delightful
Gangaur festival and experience the enchanting celebrations that portray the
resplendent desert culture.
Shimla

343
km from Delhi, perched at an altitude of 2159 m above sea level, the
splendid hill station of Shimla is the heaven for tourists' who seek
tranquility.
Discovered by the British as a small village, Shimla is adorned with lush
green flora- fauna, snow capped hills and picturesque landscapes throughout.
Places to see in and around this hilly marvel are: the mall, Vice-Regal
Lodge or Rashtrapati Niwas, scandal point, Christ Church, state museum, St.
Michael's Cathedral, Jhaku Temple, Shyamala Devi Temple, Glen forest,
Annandale, Elysium Hill and excursions like Rampur etc.