Board an AC overnight express from Pune to New Delhi / Hazrat Nizamuddin station. For 14 people, reserve berths well in advance; Rajdhani/Shatabdi/AC Express options vary in comfort and cost.
Drive ~25–35 minutes to Jama Masjid area for iconic Mughlai breakfast (parathas, nihari, kebabs); these places open early (~7:00am) and are authentic for hearty mornings.
Spend time at Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah and Nizamuddin Basti to see the saint's shrine and the neighbourhood ambience; the dargah is generally open daily (many areas accessible 24/7), with quieter mornings ideal for larger groups.
Lunch at a nearby restaurant offering Mughlai/Indian cuisine; many cafes around Nizamuddin provide group seating—choose one that can take a party of 14 with prior booking.
Visit Humayun's Tomb (typically open 6:00am–5:00pm) — a UNESCO site close to Nizamuddin — and take a short garden walk at Lodi Gardens if time permits.
Start the day with famous stuffed parathas in Old Delhi; many shops open from early morning (approx 7:00–11:00am) and make a memorable, quick group breakfast.
Visit Jama Masjid (commonly open 7:00am–12:00pm and 1:30pm–7:00pm) and climb the rooftop for views over Chandni Chowk; dress modestly and expect security checks.
Explore narrow lanes for textiles, jewellery, prayer caps, scarves and wedding finery — Kinari Bazaar and Fatehpuri area are best for street shopping and bargaining; shops typically open ~10:00am–9:00pm.
Head to Dilli Haat (open ~11:00am–10:00pm) for varied regional handicrafts and food stalls; good for picking unique souvenirs in a comfortable setting.
Depart early from Hazrat Nizamuddin to reach Agra for Taj Mahal at sunrise. Driving takes ~3–4 hours; an early train is also an option—book for 14 people in advance.
Visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise for the best light and smaller crowds. The Taj is open from sunrise to sunset but closed on Fridays; plan tickets and coach entry in advance.
Shop for marble inlay souvenirs, leather goods, carpets and prayer items at Sadar Bazaar and Kinari Bazaar; haggling is expected and shops usually open until 8–9pm.
After dinner in Agra, board your pre‑booked overnight train to Ajmer (or travel to Jaipur/Ajmer by evening coach). For 14 people, reserve berths/AC coaches early.
Visit the famous Ajmer Sharif Dargah (open daily; main shrine accessible throughout the day). Mornings are calmer; note queues can grow, so allow time for group queuing and seva/prasad protocols.
Pushkar is predominantly a vegetarian holy town; choose a cafe that takes group bookings and be mindful that meat choices are limited—book ahead if travellers need halal meat alternatives.
Explore Pushkar Bazaar for handicrafts, silver jewellery, scarves and souvenirs, and walk around Pushkar Lake to see ghats and small shrines — shops typically open ~9:00am–9:00pm.
Spend the day finishing shopping (textiles, prayer items, Rajasthani sweets like 'ghevar' or 'mawa'): marketplaces around the dargah remain open through evening.