12-Day India Vacation from Worldview Tours with Airfare, Accommodations, Guided Tours, Breakfast, and Add-Ons
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Ride an elephant, cruise down the Ganges, and tour the Taj Mahal during a 12-day India tour, which includes a stay in a 300-year-old palace
What You Get
12-day India vacation with airfare, accommodations, guided tours and some meals. Priced per person. Valid for Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required) or pay single supplement fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
There are 13 purchase options to choose from. Click here to see the list of pricing, departure dates, and packages. Prices are per person.
Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required).
Single supplement fee: this price covers one person in single room, but traveling with other tour members on the tour. Single supplement fees are paid directly to the merchant at the time of booking, or as specified in the fine print. Some merchants may waive this fee if you are willing to share a room with another traveler.
Solo Traveler: this price covers one person looking to travel alone.
Single supplement fee: $790
Solo traveler fee: $1740
Book by: 2/24/13
Included in all options:
- Round-trip airfare to New Delhi. Flights from Chicago and New York are on Air India; all other departure cities fly on major airlines.
- Nightly accommodations
- Guided tours
- Full American breakfast daily
- Optional add-ons for no additional fee (listed as 'Specials' on the itinerary)
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Multicity Tour of India with Round-Trip Airfare and Guided Tours
On this 12-day vacation from Worldview Tours, you'll delve into India's vibrant culture and landscape with stops at New Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and traditional Indian bazaars.
The deal includes round-trip airfare with departures from 1 of 16 airports. Departures from New York (JFK) and Chicago (ORD) fly via Air India. Other departures fly via other major airlines.
Click here to see a detailed itinerary, or read below for a quick rundown.
Days 1–3: New Delhi and Old Delhi
The vacation begins with a tour of New Delhi, India's capital city and home to the 13th-century Qutb Minar tower and the presidential palace.
Afterward, you'll venture northward to Old Delhi, which Fodor's calls "the greatest of Delhi's palace cities." The most iconic of Old Delhi's imperial palaces is arguably the Red Fort, a marvel of red sandstone that epitomizes India's classic Mughal architecture.
You have the option of taking a trishaw tour of Chandni Chowk, a dynamic marketplace that enchants with sparkling wedding dresses, sticky-sweet confections, and musicians performing ceremonial kirtan songs.
Days 4–6: Lodi Gardens, Chomu Palace, and Jaipur
Before heading southwest to Chomu, the tour takes a stop at Lodi Gardens. The romantic park, which the New York Times calls "the city's pièce de résistance," sprawls over 90 acres, including centuries-old royal tombs and more than a hundred types of trees.
Located a few hours farther south, Chomu Palace is an opulent, 300-year-old palace-turned-hotel that sits near a lively bazaar and will serve as your accommodations for the evening.
During a drive into nearby Jaipur, you’ll see why the city has earned the nickname of "the pink city." Many of its buildings give off a pinkish hue indicative of Jaipur's decadent persona. Just north of the city is Amber Fort, a palace on a hill—ride an elephant to approach the fort in a traditional way. Inside the lakeside palace, hundreds of tiny mirrors dazzle visitors in the Chamber of Mirrors.
Days 7–9: Agra, Taj Mahal, and Temples of Khajuraho
The Taj Mahal is the pinnacle of your time in Agra and maybe the entire trip. Known as one of the most elaborate structures ever built, the domed marble palace was named one of the new seven wonders of the world. Take a train ride and a drive via Orcha Palace to Khajuraho, known for its magnificent temples, which are among the most creative examples of Indian architecture.
Days 10–11: Varanasi Silk Factory, Ganges River Cruise
The Ganges River remains one of the most sacred sites to Hinduism’s devotees. On a cruise along the Ganges, you can witness Hindus partaking in spiritual cleansing rituals at the Manikarnika ghat, a landing where pilgrims gather to enter the river.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Amenities
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- A India Visa is required for this trip; fees not included with the Groupon.
Getting There
- By plane: includes round-trip airfare from your choice of 16 airports.
Ride an elephant, cruise down the Ganges, and tour the Taj Mahal during a 12-day India tour, which includes a stay in a 300-year-old palace
What You Get
12-day India vacation with airfare, accommodations, guided tours and some meals. Priced per person. Valid for Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required) or pay single supplement fee to travel solo. Read about package structures here.
There are 13 purchase options to choose from. Click here to see the list of pricing, departure dates, and packages. Prices are per person.
Travel with a Friend package (two Groupons required).
Single supplement fee: this price covers one person in single room, but traveling with other tour members on the tour. Single supplement fees are paid directly to the merchant at the time of booking, or as specified in the fine print. Some merchants may waive this fee if you are willing to share a room with another traveler.
Solo Traveler: this price covers one person looking to travel alone.
Single supplement fee: $790
Solo traveler fee: $1740
Book by: 2/24/13
Included in all options:
- Round-trip airfare to New Delhi. Flights from Chicago and New York are on Air India; all other departure cities fly on major airlines.
- Nightly accommodations
- Guided tours
- Full American breakfast daily
- Optional add-ons for no additional fee (listed as 'Specials' on the itinerary)
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Multicity Tour of India with Round-Trip Airfare and Guided Tours
On this 12-day vacation from Worldview Tours, you'll delve into India's vibrant culture and landscape with stops at New Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and traditional Indian bazaars.
The deal includes round-trip airfare with departures from 1 of 16 airports. Departures from New York (JFK) and Chicago (ORD) fly via Air India. Other departures fly via other major airlines.
Click here to see a detailed itinerary, or read below for a quick rundown.
Days 1–3: New Delhi and Old Delhi
The vacation begins with a tour of New Delhi, India's capital city and home to the 13th-century Qutb Minar tower and the presidential palace.
Afterward, you'll venture northward to Old Delhi, which Fodor's calls "the greatest of Delhi's palace cities." The most iconic of Old Delhi's imperial palaces is arguably the Red Fort, a marvel of red sandstone that epitomizes India's classic Mughal architecture.
You have the option of taking a trishaw tour of Chandni Chowk, a dynamic marketplace that enchants with sparkling wedding dresses, sticky-sweet confections, and musicians performing ceremonial kirtan songs.
Days 4–6: Lodi Gardens, Chomu Palace, and Jaipur
Before heading southwest to Chomu, the tour takes a stop at Lodi Gardens. The romantic park, which the New York Times calls "the city's pièce de résistance," sprawls over 90 acres, including centuries-old royal tombs and more than a hundred types of trees.
Located a few hours farther south, Chomu Palace is an opulent, 300-year-old palace-turned-hotel that sits near a lively bazaar and will serve as your accommodations for the evening.
During a drive into nearby Jaipur, you’ll see why the city has earned the nickname of "the pink city." Many of its buildings give off a pinkish hue indicative of Jaipur's decadent persona. Just north of the city is Amber Fort, a palace on a hill—ride an elephant to approach the fort in a traditional way. Inside the lakeside palace, hundreds of tiny mirrors dazzle visitors in the Chamber of Mirrors.
Days 7–9: Agra, Taj Mahal, and Temples of Khajuraho
The Taj Mahal is the pinnacle of your time in Agra and maybe the entire trip. Known as one of the most elaborate structures ever built, the domed marble palace was named one of the new seven wonders of the world. Take a train ride and a drive via Orcha Palace to Khajuraho, known for its magnificent temples, which are among the most creative examples of Indian architecture.
Days 10–11: Varanasi Silk Factory, Ganges River Cruise
The Ganges River remains one of the most sacred sites to Hinduism’s devotees. On a cruise along the Ganges, you can witness Hindus partaking in spiritual cleansing rituals at the Manikarnika ghat, a landing where pilgrims gather to enter the river.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Amenities
Traveler's Tips
- Before international travel, always check the State Department's website for important info on the destination and its entry/exit requirements.
- A passport is required for all travel outside the U.S.
- A India Visa is required for this trip; fees not included with the Groupon.
Getting There
- By plane: includes round-trip airfare from your choice of 16 airports.
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Feb 24, 2013. Amount paid never expires.
- Book by 2/24/13 or promo value expires
- Limit 20/person +1 as gift
- Limit 1/visit
- Res req'd, subject to avail
- $350 to cancel; 90-day notice or fee of 1/2 Groupon price; 60 days or fee of 75% Groupon price; 45 days or fee up to Groupon price
- Redemption occurs upon booking; no refunds processed by Groupon after redemption
- Merchant responsible for refunds & fees once voucher is redeemed
- CC req'd at booking
- Airfare non-refundable
- Must be 18+ to check in
- $790 single supplement fee; $1,740 solo fee
- Name on ID & passport must match name given at reservation
- Tours require at least 2 guests.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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