All itineraries featured on this site are suggestive and can be customized to suit your specific travel needs. Contact our travel specialists now for a personalized version. India is perceived as the magical land of snake charmers, flying carpets, mystic gurus and a gazillion forts. Well, if this be your perception too then this tour is a must for you. Your vacation starts off in Delhi, moving onto Amritsar, literally 'Pool of Nectar'. Known for its Golden Temple, the most sacred shrine of the Sikhs, it is the most revered place of the Sikh Community. Here you also visit the Wagha Border for a dress parade (gate closing ceremony).

Next stop - the breathtakingly exquisite Taj Mahal in Agra. The main attraction of the tour will be the Camel Fair in Pushkar. Pushkar is a mellow, serene and bewitching little town which attracts those in search of some respite from the tumult of India and you'll see plenty of Sadhus (individuals on a spiritual search). The Pushkar fair has become an important tourist attraction and justifiably so, since it is one of the world's most dazzling traditional gatherings. Its highlights are competitions such as the "matka phod", "longest moustache", and "bridal competition". In the evenings, capacity crowds throng to huge theater tents to enjoy traditional musical dance - dramas in Marwari, a regional language.  

8 is company, 8 + is a crowd. Though we've tweaked that old saying a bit but it holds true for this particular group tour. Not all of us enjoy traveling unless we're in a group that however does not translate into touring in herds, we like our space too. That is why we designed this tour with a maximum of 8 people in one group. That means great prices even in a small group. It's during the Cattle Fair that the population of 14,000 swells to over 200,000 while the festival hosts over 50,000 camels which are sold, raced and decorated. With such