Classic north-Indian breakfast and Anglo-Indian favourites in a heritage cafe; great for fuel before a day in Old Delhi. Usually open from about 7:30am–11:00pm, confirm on arrival.
Explore one of India’s largest mosques and walk the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk to witness everyday life and architecture. Most of the mosque and surrounding lanes are accessible from early morning; mosque prayer timings may affect entry.
Short rickshaw ride and walking tour to sample street food and see the spice/cloth markets—an efficient way to cover narrow lanes. Rickshaw tours typically operate 9:00am–6:00pm.
Explore Mughal architecture, halls and museums inside Red Fort—excellent historical context for Delhi. Red Fort is typically open 9:30am–4:30pm; plan arrival well before closing.
Evening light and cool temperatures make this a pleasant quick drive-and-photo stop through central administrative Delhi. Outdoor viewing is open after sunset.
Iconic North-West Frontier cuisine; book in advance—great for an impressive first-night meal. Kitchen and dining operate in the evening (typically 7:00pm–11:30pm).
Early departure to reach Agra for sunrise/early-morning light at the Taj; driving is ~3–4 hours depending on route, Shatabdi train ~2–3 hours from New Delhi Railway Station.
World-famous Mughal mausoleum best seen early for softer light and thinner crowds; Taj is normally open 6:00am–6:30pm (closed on Fridays), so check the weekday before going.
Popular Agra restaurant serving North Indian and Mughlai dishes—good mid-day rest after the Taj. Restaurants typically open for lunch from 12:00pm onwards.
Historic sweet shop and restaurant in Johari Bazaar famed for Rajasthani thali and sweets—great introduction to local cuisine. Open for lunch from noon.
Hilltop fort with ornate palaces, Sheesh Mahal and panoramic views; Amber Fort is generally open 8:00am–5:30pm—arrive before late afternoon heat or crowds.
Drive-by and short stop to photograph the palace in the middle of Man Sagar Lake; the palace is visible from the road and lakeside promenade at all hours.
Rajasthani-themed village with folk performances, cuisine and activities—opens late afternoon into night (roughly 5:00pm–11:00pm). Book tickets ahead for dinner packages.
Historic royal complex with museums, courtyards and art—offers great insight into Jaipur’s royal history. Typically open 9:30am–5:00pm; allow time for the museum areas.
Heritage hotel restaurant offering refined Rajasthani and continental dishes—pleasant midday meal in central Jaipur. Open around noon for lunch service.
View the iconic honeycomb façade of Hawa Mahal and browse nearby bazaars for jewellery, textiles and handicrafts; bazaars are typically open 10:00am–8:00pm.
Short drive up to Nahargarh for sunset views over Jaipur—fort timings vary but the area near the viewpoint is accessible in the evening; confirm gate hours if entering the fort.
Choose one last UNESCO site: Qutub Minar (outdoor complex often open sunrise–sunset) or Humayun's Tomb (open 6:00am–6:00pm) depending on travel time and ticket availability.
If flying out the same evening, plan an airport transfer allowing recommended arrival time before departure. If staying overnight, enjoy a final meal at Indian Accent or a neighbourhood restaurant—book ahead for Indian Accent.