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Eight ready itineraries. Every price published. Private vehicle, driver and pickup from Delhi airport.
Every one of our domestic tour packages from Delhi starts where your flight lands. You walk out of Terminal 1 or Terminal 3 at Indira Gandhi International Airport, your driver is standing there with a name board, and the trip begins from that moment. No metro connections with luggage, no bargaining at a prepaid taxi counter, no waiting for a group coach to fill up before it leaves.
A large share of our enquiries come from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kochi and Coimbatore, and that changes how we plan the first day. A Chennai flight landing at 11 in the morning can comfortably reach Vrindavan the same evening. A flight landing at 6 in the evening should not be pushed towards Manali the same night, and we will say so instead of selling you a bad first day. The itinerary is built around your actual flight timing, not around a fixed departure schedule that suits us.
Trips run from two days to six days and start at Rs 5,900 per guest. Every package on this page carries a published starting price, which is rarer in this industry than it should be. Every trip is private, so the vehicle carries your family or your group and nobody else.
Work backwards from three things: how many days you actually have on the ground, who is travelling with you, and how much driving your group can tolerate in a day. A three day window suits Agra, Amritsar, Jaipur, Rishikesh or Nainital. Six days is the honest minimum for Shimla and Manali, because the run up to Manali is a long day behind the wheel and compressing it into four days means you spend the holiday in the car rather than in the mountains.
This table compares all eight packages on the same terms, including cost per day, which is the number most travellers should be looking at and almost nobody publishes.
| Package | Duration | Starts From | Cost Per Day | Distance From Delhi | Best Suited For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vrindavan and Mathura Tour | 2D / 1N | Rs 5,900 | Rs 2,950 | About 150 km | Krishna devotees, travel with elderly parents |
| Agra Tour | 2D / 1N | Rs 6,500 | Rs 3,250 | About 233 km | First visit to North India, Taj Mahal at sunrise |
| Amritsar Golden Temple Tour Best Value | 3D / 2N | Rs 6,999 | Rs 2,333 | About 450 km | Golden Temple, Wagah Border, best value per day |
| Rishikesh Adventure Tour | 3D / 2N | Rs 7,900 | Rs 2,633 | About 240 km | Rafting, yoga, corporate and college groups |
| Ayodhya Ram Mandir Tour | 2D / 1N | Rs 8,900 | Rs 4,450 | About 690 km | Ram Mandir darshan, Saryu Aarti |
| Nainital Tour Package | 3D / 2N | Rs 11,500 | Rs 3,833 | About 300 km | Lakes, cool weather, couples and families |
| Jaipur Pink City Tour | 3D / 2N | Rs 13,500 | Rs 4,500 | About 270 km | Forts, palaces, shopping, photography |
| Shimla and Manali Tour | 6D / 5N | Rs 18,900 | Rs 3,150 | About 350 km to Shimla | Snow, honeymoon, long family holiday |
* Prices are per guest starting rates for standard category hotels on twin sharing. Cost per day is calculated from the starting price divided by trip duration. Final cost depends on group size, hotel category and travel month.
Look at the cost per day column again. Vrindavan has the lowest headline price at Rs 5,900, but at two days that works out to Rs 2,950 a day. Amritsar costs more in total at Rs 6,999, yet it runs for three days, which brings it down to Rs 2,333 a day and makes it the best value package we sell. Rishikesh sits second at Rs 2,633 a day.
This matters if you are flying in from Bangalore, Hyderabad or Chennai, because your flight cost is fixed no matter how long you stay. Spending Rs 1,099 more to turn a two day trip into a three day one is almost always the better decision once you have already paid for the airfare. We would rather tell you that than sell you the cheapest line item.
Live Operating Itineraries
Two days and one night, from Rs 6,500 per person. The Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh and Itmad ud Daulah, with an optional stop at Fatehpur Sikri on the return leg.
Duration
2 Days / 1 Night
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 6,500 / guest
Six days and five nights, from Rs 18,900 per person. Shimla, Kufri, Manali, Solang Valley and Rohtang Pass subject to permits and weather, with Mall Road evenings in both towns.
Duration
6 Days / 5 Nights
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 18,900 / guest
Three days and two nights, from Rs 7,900 per person. Har Ki Pauri and the evening Ganga Aarti, Mansa Devi and Chandi Devi temples, Rishikesh with Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Triveni Ghat and Parmarth Niketan.
Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 7,900 / guest
Two days and one night, from Rs 5,900 per person. Krishna Janmabhoomi, Dwarkadhish Temple, Banke Bihari Temple, Prem Mandir, ISKCON Vrindavan and Nidhivan.
Duration
2 Days / 1 Night
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 5,900 / guest
Three days and two nights, from Rs 8,900 per person. Ram Janmabhoomi Temple, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan, Nageshwarnath Temple and the Saryu Ghat aarti.
Duration
2 Days / 1 Night
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 8,900 / guest
Four days and three nights, from Rs 13,500 per person. Delhi sightseeing, Agra with the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, and Jaipur with Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace and Jantar Mantar.
Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 13,500 / guest
Four days and three nights, from Rs 11,500 per person. Naini Lake boating, Naina Devi Temple, Snow View Point, Tiffin Top, Bhimtal, Sattal and Naukuchiatal.
Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights
Tour Type
100% Private
Starts From
Rs 11,500 / guest
Each package below is a live itinerary we operate through the year. Click any package title for the full day-by-day plan, inclusions and hotel options.
At Rs 2,333 a day this is the best value trip on our list. Amritsar sits about 450 kilometres from Delhi and covers Golden Temple darshan, the Jallianwala Bagh memorial, Durgiana Temple and the Wagah Border retreat ceremony. Reach Wagah well before the gates close, because seating is unreserved and fills quickly. One detail that reassures a lot of our South Indian guests on a first North India trip is the langar at the Golden Temple, which is free, entirely vegetarian and served around the clock.
The gentlest introduction to North India and the one we recommend most when grandparents are travelling. Vrindavan sits about 150 kilometres from Delhi, roughly three hours by road, so nobody is exhausted before the first temple. Covers Banke Bihari Temple, Prem Mandir, ISKCON Vrindavan and the Krishna Janmabhoomi complex in Mathura. Timing matters more here than at any other destination, because Banke Bihari keeps split darshan hours and the queue behaves very differently on Ekadashi and during Janmashtami. We plan the driving around the darshan windows, not the other way round.
If this is your first trip to North India, start here. The Yamuna Expressway makes Agra a three and a half hour drive across 233 kilometres of genuinely good road. The overnight version lets you see the Taj Mahal at sunrise, which is the only time of day worth photographing it and the only time the crowd is manageable. Agra Fort and Mehtab Bagh fill the rest, and Fatehpur Sikri can be added on the return leg. The Taj is closed to tourists on Fridays, so we build the itinerary around that.
Around 240 kilometres from Delhi, five to six hours depending on how Haridwar traffic behaves. This is our most requested package for corporate teams, college groups and families with teenagers. White water rafting on the Ganga runs from roughly late September to the end of June and stops during the monsoon, so a July or August visit becomes a temple and yoga trip instead. Ganga Aarti at Triveni Ghat, Lakshman Jhula, Ram Jhula and the Beatles Ashram fill the rest. Haridwar sits on the same route and is usually added without extra driving.
Ayodhya is close to 690 kilometres from Delhi, which is a genuinely long road day. For guests flying in from the south we usually suggest an overnight train or a connecting flight for this leg and keep the private vehicle for local movement in Ayodhya. Covers Ram Janmabhoomi darshan, Hanuman Garhi, Kanak Bhawan and the evening Saryu Aarti. Darshan slots and security rules at the Ram Mandir change often, so we confirm current entry procedure with you before departure rather than promising a fixed schedule.
About 300 kilometres and a seven hour drive that turns into hill road for the last stretch. Nainital suits guests from Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai who want cool weather without committing to six days in Himachal. Naini Lake boating, Naina Devi Temple, Snow View Point, Tiffin Top and a day out to Bhimtal, Sattal and Naukuchiatal. Between mid December and February you may catch snowfall at the higher points, though it is never guaranteed and we will not pretend otherwise.
Roughly 270 kilometres down NH48, about five hours. Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar and Jal Mahal, with an evening at Chokhi Dhani if your group wants the folk performance and thali dinner. Jaipur pairs naturally with Agra, and a good number of our guests take both together as a five or six day circuit rather than as two separate trips. April to June in Jaipur crosses 40 degrees regularly, so sightseeing gets moved to early morning in summer.
Our longest package and the one South Indian families ask about most, usually because they want to see snow. Shimla is around 350 kilometres from Delhi and Manali is a further long stretch beyond it. Six days is the honest minimum. Covers Mall Road and Kufri in Shimla, then Solang Valley, Hadimba Temple, Vashisht and Manali town, with Atal Tunnel and Rohtang Pass depending on season and permits. Rohtang typically opens around May and closes with the first heavy snow. Permits are quota limited and issued separately, which we arrange for you.
This is the planning rule we apply to every itinerary that begins with an incoming flight, and it exists because we have watched first days go wrong.
Count the hours between your landing time and sunset. Subtract one hour for baggage, washroom and getting out of the terminal. Whatever remains is your realistic driving window, and it should never be filled completely. If three hours or more are left, you can move to Vrindavan, Agra or Jaipur the same day. If less than three hours remain, stay the night near the airport and start fresh in the morning.
The temptation is to squeeze in the drive because a hotel night feels like wasted money. It is not. Arriving at a hill station at midnight with tired children costs you the whole of day two, and hill roads after dark are the one thing we genuinely refuse to do. One extra night near the airport is cheaper than losing a day of a trip you flew across the country for.
Family travel breaks on logistics, not on sightseeing. The failures are always the same. A long airport transfer with tired children. A hotel that turns out to have four floors and no lift when your father has a knee problem. A day plan that quietly assumes everyone can walk five kilometres over uneven stone.
For families we change three things. We shorten the first day so that a flight from Bangalore or Chennai is followed by rest rather than a four hour drive. We confirm lift access at the hotel when elderly parents are travelling. And the vehicle stays with you all day rather than dropping you at a monument and disappearing, so anyone who wants to sit out a stop can wait comfortably in an air conditioned car instead of standing in the sun.
Our strongest family tour packages from Delhi are Vrindavan and Mathura at Rs 5,900 per guest, Agra at Rs 6,500 and Nainital at Rs 11,500. All three keep daily driving under about four hours. For a longer family holiday with children, Shimla and Manali spreads the distance sensibly across six days.
We own and operate our own fleet rather than subcontracting to whoever is available that week, which is what makes group travel work. Groups move in a tempo traveller in 9, 12, 16, 20 or 26 seater configuration, or a Force Urbania for corporate travel and smaller premium groups. One vehicle, one driver, one point of contact, and nobody gets left behind at a highway stop.
Group tour packages from Delhi work particularly well for extended family pilgrimages, temple committees travelling together from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala, college groups and corporate offsites. Per guest cost falls noticeably as the group grows, because the vehicle cost is shared across more people. A family of four and a group of sixteen do not pay anything close to the same rate per head, so give us your real headcount when you ask for a quote rather than a rough guess.
Rishikesh, Amritsar and Shimla and Manali are our most requested group itineraries. If you need the vehicle without hotels, see our tempo traveller hire and car rental pages.
Budget should mean paying less, not being handed a worse trip. We keep costs down by choosing destinations with shorter driving distances, using standard category hotels rather than luxury properties, and travelling in shoulder season when hill station rates drop sharply.
Our most affordable packages are Vrindavan and Mathura at Rs 5,900 per guest, Agra at Rs 6,500, and Amritsar at Rs 6,999. If you judge by cost per day rather than headline price, Amritsar at Rs 2,333 and Rishikesh at Rs 2,633 are the two best value trips we operate. Both run three days, which is usually the right length for someone who has already paid for a flight from South India.
What we will not do is quote an artificially low number and then add fuel, driver allowance, parking and toll at the end. Every charge appears in the written quotation before you pay anything.
A large share of our bookings come from Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Coimbatore, Kochi, Mysore, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Madurai, Tirupati and Trivandrum. That has taught us things a Delhi operator serving only local customers would never need to learn.
Direct flights from Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai to Delhi run roughly two and a quarter to three hours, and from Kochi or Trivandrum closer to three and a half. A morning departure lands you in Delhi with most of the day intact, which is enough to reach Agra, Vrindavan or Jaipur that evening. An afternoon or evening arrival is not. Apply the three hour rule above and decide honestly.
If you live in Chennai or Kochi, a Delhi December at four or five degrees will feel far colder than four or five degrees sounds, and Manali in January drops below freezing. Do not buy heavy woollens in the south, where the range is limited and the prices are high because nobody needs them. Buy them in Delhi or on Mall Road in Shimla, where they cost less and the choice is far better. We can build a shopping stop into your first evening for exactly this reason.
Pure vegetarian and Jain food is available across all our destinations. South Indian food specifically is easy to find in Delhi and reasonable in Agra, Jaipur and Rishikesh, but becomes patchy in the hills around Manali and Nainital. If your group needs South Indian meals or has strict dietary requirements, say so at the quotation stage and we will select hotels accordingly rather than leaving it to chance on the road.
Our drivers speak Hindi and functional English. If your group would be more comfortable in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam, mention it when booking. We cannot promise it for every date, but we will tell you what we can actually arrange rather than agreeing and then failing to deliver.
For Ayodhya, an overnight train from Delhi is usually more comfortable and cheaper than a full day of road travel, and it saves a hotel night. We say this even though it means we bill less for driving, because a guest who arrives rested has a better trip and books with us again.
"Outstanding coordination. We rented a Force Urbania for a corporate tour to Rishikesh. The captain seating was exceptionally comfortable, and the client managers handled everything with great detail. 5-star service all the way."
Dr. Sandeep Sharma
Bengaluru, India — Corporate group tour to Rishikesh, Force Urbania
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The best window for Agra, Jaipur, Vrindavan, Ayodhya, and Amritsar. Comfortable daytime temperatures and clear light for photography. December and January bring dense morning fog across the plains, which delays both flights into Delhi and early road departures, so leave a buffer day if your schedule is tight.
The season for Shimla, Manali, and Nainital, when travellers from the south come to escape the heat. Rohtang Pass typically opens around May. Book six to eight weeks ahead for May and June, because these are peak months and both hotel availability and rates move against you if you leave it late.
Monsoon. Rafting in Rishikesh stops, and hill roads in Himachal and Uttarakhand carry landslide risk. In exchange, it is the cheapest time to travel, Vrindavan during Janmashtami is extraordinary, and Rajasthan looks greener than at any other time of year.
Clear answers to common questions about booking domestic tour packages from Delhi.
Vrindavan and Mathura is the lowest headline price at Rs 5,900 per guest for two days. By cost per day, Amritsar is better value at Rs 6,999 for three days, which works out to Rs 2,333 a day against Vrindavan at Rs 2,950. If you have already paid for a flight from South India, the three day trip is usually the smarter buy.
Yes. Pickup and drop at Indira Gandhi International Airport is included in every package, and your driver meets you at the arrivals gate with a name board. Share your flight number when you book so we can allow for delays.
Apply our three hour rule. Count the hours between landing and sunset, subtract one hour for baggage and exiting the terminal, and if three or more remain you can reach Agra, Vrindavan or Jaipur that evening. If less than three remain, stay near the airport and start fresh in the morning. Send us your flight timing and we will tell you which applies.
Vrindavan and Mathura, Agra, or Nainital. All three keep daily driving under about four hours. We also confirm lift access at hotels and keep the vehicle available at every sightseeing stop, so anyone who wants to rest can wait comfortably rather than being left to walk.
The starting prices shown are per guest on twin sharing accommodation. Per guest cost falls as group size rises because the vehicle cost is shared, so a group of sixteen pays noticeably less per head than a family of four. Give us your actual headcount for an accurate figure.
Amritsar at Rs 6,999 for three days, which comes to Rs 2,333 per day, followed by Rishikesh at Rs 2,633 per day. Judging by cost per day rather than headline price is the more useful comparison when your flight cost is already fixed.
Pure vegetarian and Jain food is available at all our destinations. South Indian food is easy to find in Delhi and available in Agra, Jaipur and Rishikesh, but limited in the hill areas around Manali and Nainital. Tell us at the quotation stage and we will select hotels with this in mind.
Yes, and Agra with Jaipur is the combination we are asked for most often. The two sit on a natural route and work well as a five or six day circuit from Delhi. Vrindavan combines easily with Agra as well. Tell us how many days you have and we will build the route around them.
From two guests up to large groups. Smaller groups travel by sedan, Innova Crysta or Force Urbania. Larger groups use tempo travellers in 9, 12, 16, 20 or 26 seater configurations. Groups above 26 are handled with multiple vehicles travelling together.
Yes. Corporate offsites and team trips are a regular part of our work, most often to Rishikesh, and are usually run in a Force Urbania or a tempo traveller with a dedicated coordinator managing the schedule. Tell us your team size and dates and we will quote accordingly.
All private. The vehicle carries your family or group and nobody else, and the itinerary can be adjusted day by day. We do not pool unrelated travellers into a shared coach.
Six to eight weeks ahead for travel in May and June, which is peak season for travellers from the south. For snow, aim for late December through February and book by early November. Rohtang Pass permits are quota limited and need arranging in advance.
Buy them in Delhi or on Mall Road in Shimla rather than in the south, where woollens cost more and the range is smaller. We can build a shopping stop into your first evening. For anyone coming from Chennai, Kochi or Bangalore, a Manali January will feel far colder than the temperature reading suggests.
Flights and train tickets, monument entry tickets, meals not specified in your quotation, personal expenses, and adventure activity charges such as rafting or ropeway tickets. Everything that will be charged is written into your quotation before you pay, so there are no additions on the road.
By train. Ayodhya is roughly 690 kilometres from Delhi, which makes for a punishing road day. An overnight train is more comfortable, usually cheaper, and saves a hotel night. We keep the private vehicle for local movement at the destination and say this even though it means we bill less for driving.
