Arrival, customs procedures, baggage collection and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel. Delhi, capital of the Republic of India, is marked by a great historical importance favoured by its strategic location in northern India. Established between the Aravalli hills and the Yamunā River, its position facilitated the control of the trade routes that circulated from the northwest to the Ganges plains. This night-teering city, which never sleeps, never rests, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, always receives bustling, full of traffic jams, motorcycles that cross with clumsiness and difficulty, disconcerting sounds and shocking smells and colours that leave their mark. Delhi is divided into two, old Delhi and new Delhi, the latter created under the control of the British Empire in order to build a new city where all government and governor buildings were gathered.

Visit of Old Delhi, starting with the Raj Ghat, which is the memorial monument where they cremated the Mahatma Gandhi, the Sikh Temple of Bangla Sahib, where we will observe the fervour with which the members of the Brotherhood hear the reading of the Book, the Great Jama Masjid Mosque, sent to be built by the Sha Jahan rises almost in Muslim pride prevails in most of the Hindu territory, especially in the northern part, marking and remembering its ancient supremacy in much of the subcontinent, the conquests achieved around the sixteenth-19th centuries and its undoubted influence on the development of Indian culture. From one of the ends of the main courtyard of the mosque, you can see the Red Fort of Delhi or Lal Quila in Hindu, built by the Islamic empire in the 17th century. Continuation in rickshaw (bicycle carriage) through the variegated streets of the popular neighbourhood of Chandni Chowk and immerse yourself between stalls of varied ornaments, food with an intense smell of almost indecipherable spices, shoes, backpacks, glasses, cows or goats that sneak into the shops, all under a constant and disturbing disorder and bustle Already in New Delhi, we will pass through the Rajpath, the city that Edwin Lutyens built to be the British capital in the so-called Anglo-Indian style. The Gate of India memorial erected in honour of the soldiers who died during various wars. Parliament Building, Presidential Palace, Ministries... Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, departure by road to Vrindavan. Sri Bankey Bihari temple visit is one of the popular temples of Vrindavan, located near the Radhavallabh temple in the sacred city of Vrindavan. This temple is among the 7 Thakur temples of Vrindavan, including Sri Radhavallabh ji, Sri Govind Dev ji and four others. Visit The ISKCON Temple, also known as Sri Krishna-Balaram Mandir, is a popular temple located in Raman Reti, Vrindavan. This is one of the main ISKCON temples in India. The ISKCON Temple was built in 1975 and was inaugurated on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami. Hotel Accommodation in Vrindavan.

Breakfast. In the morning, visit of the Mathura including Birla Mandir is located on the outskirts of Mathura, on the Vrindavan - Mathura road. It is one of the most popular destinations in Mathura frequented by pilgrims and leisure tourists. The deity that presides over the sanctuary is Lord Lakshmi Narayan. Gita Mandir was built by Jugal Kishore Birla, the famous Birla group in memory of his parents and all 18 chapters of the Bhagavad Gita are written on the pillars of this temple. Visit Sri loes the most famous temple located in the busy city of Mathura. The temple is the most important site for the followers of Lord Krishna and the Hindus in general. Sri Krishna Janma Bhoomi, also known as the temple of Katra Keshav Dev, is the true birthplace of Lord Krishna. A larger temple was built to replace the old temple during the reign of Emperor Chandragupta Vikramaditya (4th century AD). In the afternoon, departure by road to Agra. Arrival in Agra, located on the banks of the Yamuna River, it was the capital of the Mughal empire in its maximum splendour, founded in 1505 by the Sultan of Delhi, Sikander Lodi on an ancient city of Hindu origin. In 1565, when it bore the name of Akbarabad, the Mughal emperor Akbar turned it into the imperial capital and continued to be so intermittently until Shah Jahan moved the capital back to Delhi in 1648. Hotel Accommodation in Agra.

Sunrise we will visit the Taj Mahal being able to enjoy the lights of the sunrise that surround everything in a reddish-pink tone, forming a much more idyllic setting to be able to contemplate this spectacular architectural ensemble, considered one of the 7 wonders of the modern world. Erected between 1631 and 1654 by Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, it is built in white marble, in a style that combines elements of Islamic, Persian, Indian and even Turkish architecture. The monument has achieved special notoriety for the romantic character of its inspiration. Although the mausoleum covered by the white marble dome is the best known part, the Taj Mahal is a set of integrated buildings. Breakfast at the hotel and road exit to Jaipur, visiting Abhaneri and its mediaeval Rajputs monuments such as the Chand Baori and the Harshat Mata Temple dedicated to the god Vishnu. Arrival in Jaipur. We visited the Galta ji temple (The temple of the monkeys) also known as the temple of the monkeys. In addition, visit the Birla temple and attend the Aarti ceremony in Birla temple. Accommodation at the Hotel.

Breakfast. Visit of the Amber Fort, which from the road offers a spectacular image. This palatial complex sits on top of a hill that can be reached. Built with sandstone and decorated with carved marbles that cover the floors and walls, it reminds us of the magnificence with which many maharajas lived. We will be able to contemplate the spectacular façade of the Palace of the Winds, which has become an emblem of the city. Enroute photo stop at Jal Mahal. Road exit to Pushkar. In the afternoon visit of the city of Pushkar. Accommodation.

Breakfast. Visit the Brahma temple, other temples and the ghats. In addition, the city of Pushkar. Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning free for your personal activities. In time transfer to the station to take the train to Delhi. Upon arrival, reception and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation at the hotel.

Cold breakfast. In time, transfer to the station to take the train to Haridwar. Upon arrival, reception and exit by road to Rishikesh. Rest day off for your staff activities. Accommodation at the hotel.

Breakfast. The day visit of the city of Rishikesh with the visit of the temples of Hindu, Ram Jhula, Lakshman Jhula, The Ashram of Sadhu. In the afternoon, enjoy the Aarti ceremony in front of the Ganges River. Accommodation at the hotel.

Breakfast. Free day to relax. Optional ayurveda treatments. The activity is subject to operational issues.

Cold packaged breakfast. Transfer to Haridwar train station to take the train to Delhi. Upon arrival received at the train station and transfer to the airport to connect with your international return flight or time to stay one more week for a yoga intensive.