India Unbound offers back-roads tour packages between Delhi to Mumbai. This tour covers one of the most beautiful palaces. monuments, temples and cities that are great history, culture and diversity of India.

1. 14 days Journey to
World Heritage-
listed monuments
between Delhi and
Mumbai

2. Day 1St in Delhi
Delhi is famous for antique historic places, museums and art
galleries, diverse range of eateries, shops and bazaars. Delhi
tour packages offer you to explore all diversities of monuments
according to your interests and pace.
1st day of journey, you will take on tour
of enriched monuments and various
locations like Qutab Minar, Tomb of
Humayun, Red Fort, India Gate, the
Rashtrapati Bhawan (President’s
House), Parliament House and
colonial bungalows in tree-lined
avenues.

3. Day 2nd in Karauli
2nd day of journey,
you will take tour
of Bhanwar Vilas
Palace, the best
heritage of Sawai
Madhopur that
was built as a royal
residence by
Maharaja Ganesh
Pal Deo Bhadur,
the ruler of
Karauli.

4. Day 3rd Continue in Karauli
3rd day of journey, you
will take tour of holy city
of Karauli. Kaila Devi
Temple, a Hindu temple
that is situated on the
banks of the Kalisil
River. you can also
purchase handicraft
lacquer work like
bangles, wooden toys,
bamboo items,
traditional sweets, and
much more via strolling.

5. Day 4th in Bundi
4th day of journey you
will take tour of Bundi,
is a heritage property in
the heart of the old city.
You really will enjoy a
outing through its
cobbled lanes winding
past blue-whitewashed
houses, temples and old
havelis.

6. Day 5th Continue in Bundi
5th days of journey you
will take tour of other
location in Bundi. Bundi
has Rajput Charm that is
well known for its fort,
smaller palaces and
havelis, ornate baolis,
Sukh Sagar Lake, the
sixty-six cenotaphs of the
Bundi royals and more.

7. Day 6th in Bhainsrorgarh
6th day of journey, you
will take tour of
Bhainsrorgarh Fort or
Bhainsror Fort, is an
ancient fort of the
kingdom of
Mewar (Chittorgarh/
Udaipur) that has
become a major tourist
spot in the state of
Rajasthan, India.

8. Day 7th Continue in
Bhainsrorgarh
7th day of journey, you
will take tour of Baroli
Temples or Badoli
temples, are ancient
famous architecturally
brilliant temples that
were built in 8th century.
During traveling you can
enjoy a boat ride on the
Chambal River in a
spacious and comfortable
old styled boat.

9. Day 8th in Jhalawar
8th day of journey, you
will take a tour of
Jhalawar, is south-
eastern region of
Rajasthan at the edge of
the Malwa plateau. This
place is famous for
richness in Temples,
Forts, Lakes, and Forests
(has exotic flora and
fauna and a heaven for
birds).

10. Day 9th in Amla
9th days of journey, you will
take tour of Amla Fort, is
situated on the right bank
of River Shipra at
Ujjain district in Madhya
Pradesh. This fort is a
charming heritage hotel
featuring bold sweeping arches
and long open terraces. You
will enjoy and take rest at this
peaceful atmosphere.

11. Day 10th in Maheshwar
10th day of journey, you will
take tour of Mandu to
Maheshwar, is one of the
most beautiful palace
temple cities, situated at
the banks of the Narmada
River. It also famous for
finest hand loom fabric
traditions. Major
attraction its temples and
ghats that were built in the
18th century by Maharani
Ahilya Bai.

12. Day 11th Continue in
Maheshwar
11th day of journey, you
will continue on to
Maheshwar, is a
glorious city at the
dawn of Indian
civilization. After long
journey, you will free to
relax and enjoy you
heritage
accommodation of
Maheshwar.

13. Day 12th in Burhanpur
12th day of journey,
you will take tour of
Burhanpur, is
southwestern part of
Madhya Pradesh
state. It is also known
as Gateway of South
India. Major
attraction of
Burhanpur is
Asirgarh Fort, is
located on the
outskirts of the town.

14. Day 13th in Aurangabad
13th day of journey, you
will take tour of
Aurangabad, is
historical city of
Maharashtra, that has
great history, culture
and diversity that
set Aurangabad apart
from rest of the cities.

15. Day 14th Continue in
Aurangabad
14th day of journey, you will
continue on to Aurangabad
with the World Heritage
Sites of Ajanta and Ellora
Caves or Verul Leni (Its local
name). Both caves are built
in between the 6th and 10th
centuries AD and impressive
complex of Buddhist, Hindu
and Jain religions.

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