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Hotel Emperor Palms - Our Best Services
Hotel Emperor Palms - Quality Services
| Free Airport Pick up | Wi-Fi Enabled Hotel | ||
| 24 Hrs. Room Service | Laundry Service | ||
| Restaurant | Parking Facility | ||
| Air-conditioned Rooms | Business Centre | ||
| Lift or Elevator | 24 Hrs. Money Changer | ||
| Cable TV in rooms | Senior and Woman Friendly | ||
| Book Train Tickets | Leave Luggage Facility |
Monday, November 8, 2010
Golden Tringal 4 Night 5 Days Package
Day 01: Delhi
Arrive Delhi and meet our representative at Airport. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 02: Delhi
After breakfast, sight seeing tour of Delhi. Delhi - The capital of India, Delhi has long been the centre of political activities ever since 13th century. Turbulent history and strategic location had left a rich legacy in the city in form of massive architectural edifices including Qutub Minar, Humayun's tomb, Red Fort, India Gate, Birla Temple, Raj Ghat, the memorial of Mahatama Gandhi who is the 'Father of India', President's House, Parliament House, Jama Mosque, tall and slender Government buildings and shopping complexes such as Chandni Chowk.
Day 03: Delhi - Agra ( 205 kms/4 hrs)
After breakfast, proceed to Agra in the morning by drive.
Enroute visit to Sikandra.
Sikandra - The massive red sandstone and marble tomb of Akbar was started by Akbar himself and was finished by Jehangir, his son after some modifications to the original design. It exhibits unique blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.
Check into hotel on arrival. Afternoon sight seeing tour of Agra.
Agra - Visit the seventh wonder of the world, the majestic marble edifice, Taj Mahal (Taj Mahal is closed on all Friday). Later visit the Red Fort with Diwani-I-Am, Diwani-I-Khas and Moti Masjid as its focal points and Itmad-ud-Daulah, the tomb of Emperor Jehangir's father-in-law.. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Day 04: Agra - Jaipur ( 235 kms/6 hrs)
After breakfast, proceed to Jaipur by drive, visiting Fatehpur Sikri enroute.
Fatehpur Sikri - Founded by Akbar, the buildings at Fatehpur Sikri are a unique blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles. Akbar was endowed with the gift of a son by the blessings of Sufi saint Sheik Salim Chisti and thus, he decided to construct a new capital for his empire with elaborate palaces, courtyards, pools, harems, tombs and a great mosque. However, lack of water supply led to its desertion soon after. A World Heritage site, its highlights are Panch Mahal (Palace of Five Storeys), Buland Darwaza and Dargah of Sheikh Salim Chisti.
On arrival, check in at the hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Day 05: Jaipur-Delhi
After breakfast, proceed for elephant ride to the Amber Fort.
Amber Fort - A Rajput architecture delight, its highlights are Diwani-i-am, Kali Temple and Jai Mandir along with enchanting gardens and magnificent marble palaces ornamented with precious stones, exotic statues and paintings.
Afternoon, proceed for the sight seeing tour of Jaipur.
Jaipur - The Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur was founded by Raja Jai Singh. The beehive-structured Hawa Mahal with its delicate screen facade, the first-ever Royal Observatory of India Jantar Mantar that was built based on the blue prints of Raja himself who was good astronomer in his own right, Nawab Sahab - Ki - Haveli, the majestic City Palace and shopping place of Johari Bazaar are the chief attractions of the city.
Later drive back to Delhi. and transfer to airport/Railway Station for your onward journey.
Arrive Delhi and meet our representative at Airport. Transfer to Hotel. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 02: Delhi
After breakfast, sight seeing tour of Delhi. Delhi - The capital of India, Delhi has long been the centre of political activities ever since 13th century. Turbulent history and strategic location had left a rich legacy in the city in form of massive architectural edifices including Qutub Minar, Humayun's tomb, Red Fort, India Gate, Birla Temple, Raj Ghat, the memorial of Mahatama Gandhi who is the 'Father of India', President's House, Parliament House, Jama Mosque, tall and slender Government buildings and shopping complexes such as Chandni Chowk.
Day 03: Delhi - Agra ( 205 kms/4 hrs)
After breakfast, proceed to Agra in the morning by drive.
Enroute visit to Sikandra.
Sikandra - The massive red sandstone and marble tomb of Akbar was started by Akbar himself and was finished by Jehangir, his son after some modifications to the original design. It exhibits unique blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.
Check into hotel on arrival. Afternoon sight seeing tour of Agra.
Agra - Visit the seventh wonder of the world, the majestic marble edifice, Taj Mahal (Taj Mahal is closed on all Friday). Later visit the Red Fort with Diwani-I-Am, Diwani-I-Khas and Moti Masjid as its focal points and Itmad-ud-Daulah, the tomb of Emperor Jehangir's father-in-law.. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Day 04: Agra - Jaipur ( 235 kms/6 hrs)
After breakfast, proceed to Jaipur by drive, visiting Fatehpur Sikri enroute.
Fatehpur Sikri - Founded by Akbar, the buildings at Fatehpur Sikri are a unique blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles. Akbar was endowed with the gift of a son by the blessings of Sufi saint Sheik Salim Chisti and thus, he decided to construct a new capital for his empire with elaborate palaces, courtyards, pools, harems, tombs and a great mosque. However, lack of water supply led to its desertion soon after. A World Heritage site, its highlights are Panch Mahal (Palace of Five Storeys), Buland Darwaza and Dargah of Sheikh Salim Chisti.
On arrival, check in at the hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel.
Day 05: Jaipur-Delhi
After breakfast, proceed for elephant ride to the Amber Fort.
Amber Fort - A Rajput architecture delight, its highlights are Diwani-i-am, Kali Temple and Jai Mandir along with enchanting gardens and magnificent marble palaces ornamented with precious stones, exotic statues and paintings.
Afternoon, proceed for the sight seeing tour of Jaipur.
Jaipur - The Pink City, the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur was founded by Raja Jai Singh. The beehive-structured Hawa Mahal with its delicate screen facade, the first-ever Royal Observatory of India Jantar Mantar that was built based on the blue prints of Raja himself who was good astronomer in his own right, Nawab Sahab - Ki - Haveli, the majestic City Palace and shopping place of Johari Bazaar are the chief attractions of the city.
Later drive back to Delhi. and transfer to airport/Railway Station for your onward journey.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Best 3 Star Hotel in Delhi
Monday, October 25, 2010
Karwa Chauth festival in Delhi
Hotel Emperor Palms new offers for Karwa Chauth festival book 2 nights get 10% discount and free airport pickup
Thursday, October 21, 2010
India Tour for the Family with Small Children
We all know how incredibly difficult it can be to really enjoy our holidays when we are traveling with small children. Small children get bored and tired easily and find it difficult to stay still for more than a few minutes. They do not care for social etiquettes or social norms and to take them to a theater performance or library is an embarrassing moment, most of us have faced as parents. And yet, it is so difficult to really enjoy a vacation without our adorable darlings, cuddled cozily right there on our laps, where we know that they are safe and contented.
If you are traveling to India and have infants or small children along with you, we advise you to opt for an India tour that allows you to spend plenty of time on your own and with your family. India is quite vast and presents many temptations for a person of varied tastes. But for a family with small children, you would want to avoid an India tour that rushes you from one place to another and forces you to a sightseeing journey that may seem more like a burden when you are carrying a small child.
You would also want a tour in India that does not take you to remote places where you may find it difficult to get immediate medical access if your child falls ill. Rural India tours, village walks, extended jungle safaris and long trekking tours to high mountain tops or holy shrines are not for families with small children. Instead, you can opt for a Golden Triangle tour Packages or classic Desert Triangle Tour that restricts itself to bigger cities with good tourism infrastructure and quality medical assistance. If you have a small child along with you, mention it specifically to your India tour operator. Plan an itinerary that offers you a comfortable pace and all the facilities that you might need during your India holidays.
Click here to get the detailed information about India tour, wildlife safari india, India luxury tours and Golden triangle tour packages, India Tourism.
If you are traveling to India and have infants or small children along with you, we advise you to opt for an India tour that allows you to spend plenty of time on your own and with your family. India is quite vast and presents many temptations for a person of varied tastes. But for a family with small children, you would want to avoid an India tour that rushes you from one place to another and forces you to a sightseeing journey that may seem more like a burden when you are carrying a small child.
You would also want a tour in India that does not take you to remote places where you may find it difficult to get immediate medical access if your child falls ill. Rural India tours, village walks, extended jungle safaris and long trekking tours to high mountain tops or holy shrines are not for families with small children. Instead, you can opt for a Golden Triangle tour Packages or classic Desert Triangle Tour that restricts itself to bigger cities with good tourism infrastructure and quality medical assistance. If you have a small child along with you, mention it specifically to your India tour operator. Plan an itinerary that offers you a comfortable pace and all the facilities that you might need during your India holidays.
Click here to get the detailed information about India tour, wildlife safari india, India luxury tours and Golden triangle tour packages, India Tourism.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Delhi Ready for Commonwealth Games 2010
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