You will be met at the airport by Trans India Holidays representative and transferred to the hotel and assisted with check in formalities. After checking in, there will be time to relax and refresh before the adventure of culinary and exploration would start. Delhi’s food culture is a mix of different traditions and cultures from the past. As people from different places came and settled in, the city acquired identity of all the types of people living in it. All the rulers and emperors have left the taste of their food behind. In the evening, indulge in a legendary dining experience at The Daryaganj Restaurant. More than just a restaurant, it's homage to the legacy of Kundan Lal Jaggi, a refugee who arrived in Delhi after India's partition in 1947. Here, his grandson Raghav Jaggi and restaurateur Amit Bagga honor his story by recreating the very dishes that cemented his legacy: The invention of Butter Chicken and Dal Makhani. Daryaganj isn't just about indulging in these now-iconic dishes, but also about celebrating the resilience and enduring power of tradition. The menu proudly boasts these "Original 1947" creations alongside innovative dishes that build upon this culinary foundation. Every dish is a testament to fresh, local ingredients and meticulous preparation, transporting you back to a bygone era where these flavors were first born. The warm ambiance and meticulous attention to detail create an experience that awakens all five senses. Overnight stay in Delhi

Early this morning, take a food centric Walking tour of Old Delhi. Mornings in Old Delhi (Purani Dilli) are a tranquil affair. A stroll across these nearly deserted lanes will take you back in time. It is a fascinating experience to observe the unusually quaint and serene morning scenes at an otherwise chaotic marketplace and when it is teamed up with mouth-watering food and this wondrous exploration transmutes into an indelible experience. This particular walk is curated in such a way that it covers all the iconic breakfast places with major sightseeing of Old Delhi. Our curated exploration starts amidst the colorful chaos of Asia's biggest wedding card market. Here, amidst the stacks of vibrant paper, we'll fuel up for the day with a unique trio: crispy Bedmi poori, melt-in-your-mouth Nagori Halwa, and the hearty Chole Kulche – all local favorites that will tantalize your taste buds. Next, we journey to the majestic Jama Masjid, one of India's largest mosques. Immerse yourself in the vibrant Muslim community as we delve into the world of Mughal royalty. Savor authentic breakfast dishes like the slow-cooked Nihari and rich Paaya, all complemented by the pillowy softness of Khameeri roti and the sweetness of Sheermal breads. No Delhi experience is complete without a visit to its legendary spice market. Hop on a local rickshaw (subject to availability) and prepare to be dazzled by a kaleidoscope of colors and aromas. Witness the energy of hundreds of traders bartering over a mind-boggling variety of spices, from everyday essentials to exotic treasures. Afterward, we'll ascend to a rooftop overlooking the bustling market, where you can capture panoramic views of Old Delhi with the iconic Fatehpuri Mosque as your backdrop. A refreshing cup of chai, the perfect Indian pick-me-up, will complete this stimulating experience. Our adventure continues in the historic lanes of Chandni Chowk, the heart of Old Delhi. Here, we'll indulge in the legendary Chole-Bhature, a combination of fluffy fried bread and a spicy chickpea curry. We'll also quench our thirst with a refreshing Lassi, a yogurt-based drink. No culinary journey is complete without a sweet ending, so we'll visit one of Chandni Chowk's oldest sweet shops, established over a century ago, to savor delectable Indian treats. To conclude this unforgettable experience, we'll find solace and peace at a Gurudwara, a Sikh place of worship. Witness the selfless service and community spirit that defines this religion as we savor a traditional langar meal This is more than just a food walk; it's a journey into the soul of Old Delhi. Discover the hidden gems, vibrant culture, and unforgettable flavors that make this city so special. This afternoon, take a tour of undiscovered parts of New Delhi. Go beyond the iconic landmarks of Delhi and dive into the offbeat charm. Check out hidden alleys, lesser known cultural gems that redefine Delhi essence for explorers seeking unique experience. Our first stop is Mehrauli Archaeological Park, which dates to the 12th century. The sprawling archaeological area is spread over 200 acres in Mehrauli, Delhi, adjacent to Qutub Minar World Heritage site and the Qutub complex. It consists of over 100 historically significant monuments. Overlooked by most of the tourist hordes, this park preserves some of the most historic relics of Delhi. In the evening, Head to Miso Sexy during the sunset hour to catch a stunning view of the Qutub Minar on one side, and the sunset on the other if you sit on the terrace. Aiming to alter Delhi's nightlife, Miso Sexy offers the best of everything—view, parties, vibes, food and cocktails. The menu is mainly pan-Asian with an extensive bar menu to go with it. They usually have live music, and are one of the most romantic restaurants in Delhi. Overnight stay in Delhi

After breakfast, travel to Agra, home of the iconic Taj Mahal. Check in the hotel and head to Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where guests can explore the beautiful palaces and mosques within the fort. In the afternoon, visit Panchi Petha factory, Petha is one of the most popular sweet of Agra as famous as Taj Mahal. This unique sweet, has been given a GI Geographical Indication tag , and is one of the only Indian foods to have made in to this list. Evening , Dinner at the Peshawri Restaurant, famous for it’s North West Frontier cuisine , and called the sister restaurant of the famous Bukhara Restaurant in Delhi. Overnight stay in Agra

Enjoy Taj Mahal during sunrise and after breakfast, head towards Jaipur, stopping en route at the Abhaneri Stepwell. This ancient stepwell is an architectural marvel, featuring intricate carvings and deep steps leading down to the water. After exploring the stepwell, savor the season at Shahpura Resort farm-to-table lunch! Locally sourced ingredients burst with freshness on your plate. Escape the ordinary with a menu that changes with the seasons, crafted by chefs who celebrate local bounty. Rustic charm and a focus on nature make this a lunch that nourishes both body and soul. After Lunch, proceed toward Jaipur, upon arrival, check into the hotel and have the evening at leisure to explore the city or relax. Overnight stay in Jaipur

After breakfast, sightseeing in Jaipur. The first stop will be the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), an architectural marvel known for its intricate latticework. Then visit the Amber Fort, a majestic fort with a blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture. The fort offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and the Maota Lake. In the afternoon, a visit to the local market provides an opportunity to sample Jaipur’s famous street food, including dishes like pyaaz kachori, mirchi vada, and lassi. Immerse yourself in the magic of Bollywood at the iconic Raj Mandir cinema! This afternoon, lose yourself in a dazzling spectacle on the silver screen, surrounded by its opulent, palace-like decor. Savor the vibrant atmosphere and indulge in classic Indian cinema, making your movie experience truly unforgettable. The day ends with dinner at a local restaurant, featuring traditional Rajasthani cuisine with enjoying local rajasthani folk dance and puppet show. Overnight stay in Jaipur

After breakfast, the day begins with a visit to the City Palace, a stunning complex of palaces, courtyards, and gardens, which also houses a museum showcasing Rajasthani artifacts and artwork. Next, visit Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory with a collection of nineteen architectural astronomical instruments. Early this evening, take a Cooking class at a traditional Rajasthani family’s home, where you will learn to prepare traditional Rajasthani dishes such as laal maas (spicy red meat curry), kheer(a sweet dish), and ker sangri (a desert vegetable dish). The day concludes with a dinner featuring the dishes prepared during the cooking class. Overnight stay in Jaipur

Breakfast at hotel A less-crowded, laid-back gem of a town, Bundi, is the perfect place to unwind. It carries the magic of Rajasthan in every corner, every haveli and every shop. Bundi was so magical that it enamored the iconic British writer Rudyard Kipling. He stayed in Bundi for two years and completed his famous novel, Kim, here. Bundi appears to be a haven for artists. You will find authentic art in every corner. Perhaps Rudyard Kipling too got inspired by the creativity that surrounds one here. Reach Bundi after a 4 hour scenic drive. After lunch, visit Bundi Palace which is famous for its beautiful mural paintings, Taragarh fort for its majestic view and take a heritage walk of this small town. End your walk with enjoying masala tea at very famous Krishna Tea Shop. In the evening, indulge in a royal dinner with live Tandoor and wood-fire cooking. Overnight stay in Bundi

Fuel up for your journey with a delicious breakfast then set off on a scenic 5 hour drive to Udaipur. As you wind through the majestic Vindhya Ranges, prepare to be captivated by breathtaking landscapes. Arrive in Udaipur, a city adorned with shimmering lakes and known as the "City of Lakes." Unlike the bustling energy of other Rajasthani towns, Udaipur offers a tranquil escape – a place to unwind, immerse yourself in yoga, and embrace the art of slow living. Indulge your taste buds in the distinct flavors of Udaipur's cuisine. Here, Marwari influences reign supreme, offering a unique culinary experience compared to the royal Rajasthani fare you might have encountered elsewhere. Upon reaching Udaipur, unwind at Rainbow Restaurant. Savor lunch with a mesmerizing view of Lake Pichola, the city's crown jewel. Later, embark on a magical sunset boat ride on the lake. Witness the City Palace and surrounding wonders bathed in golden light as the sky ignites with fiery hues. This experience promises serenity, breathtaking beauty, and memories that will forever paint Udaipur's magic on your soul. As twilight paints the sky, culminate your Udaipur journey with a Dinner at the Ambrai Restaurant. With wonderful views of the City Palace as well as the Lake, this is truly one of the best places to enjoy the sunset in Udaipur.. Overnight stay in Udaipur

After breakfast, dive into the heart of Udaipur with a local vegetable market experience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant sights and sounds as you navigate stalls overflowing with fresh produce. Pick out your own seasonal ingredients, guided by the friendly vendors. Your journey continues to a local family's home, where you'll be warmly welcomed and have the unique opportunity to cook alongside them. Learn the secrets of Marwari cuisine as you prepare a delicious lunch together. Savor every bite of this authentic meal, knowing you helped create it, and enjoy an afternoon of laughter and cultural exchange with your newfound friends. Late afternoon, enjoy sightseeing of the beautiful City Palace, a grand complex overlooking Lake Pichola. The palace is a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture and offers stunning views of the city and the lake.

In the morning, after breakfast, fly to Mumbai. Meet on arrival at Mumbai airport and transfer to the hotel. You will then be met by our representative at the Mumbai airport and will be escorted to hotel and be assisted with the check in formalities. Mumbai isn't just India's commercial heart; it's a symphony of flavors, fashion, and film. This trendsetting city, with its Michelin-starred restaurants and vibrant bazaars, is a kaleidoscope of cultures. Explore the historic Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus or lose yourself in the city's infectious energy that spills from lively bars to neon-lit streets. Mumbai - the city that never sleeps - awaits your culinary, cinematic, and cultural exploration. In the evening, enjoy Hi-Tea experience at Taj Mahal Palace overlooking the majestic Arabian Sea and Gateway of India. Renowned as the best place in the city for afternoon tea. Enjoy a delicious buffet spread and fine teas, with views over the Arabian Sea Overnight stay in Mumbai

Breakfast at hotel Start the day with a visit to Mumbai's bustling markets and the famous Dhobi Ghat, the city's largest open-air laundry. Later, take a heritage walk to explore key landmarks such as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Crawford Market, and the Flora Fountain. Also, experience, Mumbai's hidden heroes- The Dabbawalas. Join these legendary lunchbox delivery men. Rise with the sun, witness their sorting magic, and hop on a local train for a firsthand experience of their city commute. Watch them expertly deliver home-cooked meals, filling the air with delicious aromas. Beyond logistics, learn about their traditions and dedication. The Dabbawalas are more than lunchmen; they're a cultural icon showcasing Mumbai's warmth, resourcefulness, and enduring spirit. In the afternoon, visit to this 100 year old Iranian restaurant Britannia and Co. It is not just an iconic Parsi restaurant in Mumbai, but a definite must-do on every tourist’s bucket list. Housed inside a colonial bungalow in South Mumbai, Britannia & Company was run by late Mr Boman Kohinoor, since it opened its doors in 1923. When, there, Mr Kohinoor always interacted personally with the guests. His age-old wit, charm and laughter definitely brightened up the eatery. And since then, hardly anything’s changed here- neither the ambience nor the decor (you will still spot the same bentwood furniture imported from Poland during the eateries early years). While the decor still attracts people from all over the country, let’s not forget their main attraction: the food of course, which is a traditional Parsi cuisine. Overnight stay in Mumbai

Breakfast at hotel Take a flight from Mumbai to Goa. Upon arrival, guests will be transferred to hotel. Goa was a colony of Portugal till 1961 (Indian independence from Britain was in 1947). Portuguese presence in Goa goes back a long way—it was Vasco da Gama who found the sea route from Europe to India that Columbus had set off in search of. Unsurprisingly Portuguese cultural influence in Goa also runs deep. If Catholicism is one major expression of this influence, food is the other. For Dinner, experience Goa's history at Palácio Do Deão! This 18th-century mansion offers a glimpse into the life of its founder, José Paulo de Almeida. Explore the house turned mini-museum and enjoy a traditional Goan-Portuguese meal on the scenic verandah. Fresh ingredients and family recipes guarantee a delicious experience, perfect for history and food lovers alike. Overnight stay in Goa

Breakfast at hotel Start the day with a trip to Old Goa, a historic city. Walk through streets lined with ancient churches and historic buildings and check out the local market. Old Goa is a treasure trove of Christian art and architecture, and our walking tour here promises a glimpse into the region's religious heritage. Marvel at UNESCO-listed churches like the Basilica of Bom Jesus and Se Cathedral, adorned with exquisite artworks and Baroque-style designs. Explore the Museum of Christian Art for a deeper understanding of Goan religious artifacts and craftsmanship that spans centuries. In the afternoon, take a fish market walk around Mandovi river and indulge in a cooking class to learn the secrets of Malvani cuisine, popular in the South Konkan region of Maharashtra and Goa. Find out how to make some classic coastal dishes then tuck into your creations for dinner. Evening at leisure, enjoy beautiful beaches and nightlife of Goa. Overnight stay in Goa

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for their departure flights, bringing an end to the 14-day culinary journey through India. It will leave you with unforgettable memories, new cooking skills, and a deeper appreciation for India's diverse and vibrant food culture.