The Refreshing Holidays: Agra Jaipur and Birds of Keoladeo National Park

Day 1
Delhi-Agra
• Arrive in Delhi.
• Take the Yamuna Expressway to Agra. Delhi – Agra: 220 km.
• If you reach Agra by evening, you can go to Mehtab Bagh during sunset to watch the Taj Mahal turn orange with the setting sun.
• Watch the light and sound show in Agra Fort in the evening
Day 2
Agra Local
• After breakfast, you can visit the Taj Mahal, the epitome of love. The crowd is less in the morning and you can enjoy the serenity of the tomb.
• Then you can visit:
• Agra Fort: The main residence of the emperors of the Mughal Dynasty
• Sheesh Mahal: It is a gorgeous dressing room for royal ladies located inside the Agra Fort
Day 3:
Agra to Bharatpur
• Start from Agra for Keoladeo Ghana National Park. 60 km/1-2 hours
• On the way visit the Fatehpur Sikri, This magnificent fortified ancient city was the capital of the Mughal empire
• Watch thousands of birds of hundreds of species in India’s most Bird Sanctuary in the evening.
Day 4:
Bharathpur to Jaipur
• Enjoy the whole day at the bird sanctuary.
• Take a tour around the National Park to watch like White-eared Bulbul, Rufous Treepie, Black Drongo, Red-vented Bulbul, Rufous Treepie etc.
• Get fascinated by the shrill tweets of thousands of painted storks, feeding their young ones in the nests – a sight you can rarely afford to miss!
• Leave for Jaipur in the evening. Bharatpur – Jaipur: 200 km/4-5 hours
Day 5:
Jaipur Local
• Enjoy local sightseeings for the whole day. Some of the places to visit are:
• Spend half day at the fun-filled Elephantastic.
• Post lunch you can visit the grand Amer Fort.
• Watch the light and sound show in the evening.
• After that relax in the evening at the Chokhi Dhani, followed by a traditional Rajasthani dinner there.
Day 6:
Depart Jaipur 
• Jantar Mantar: It features the world’s biggest stone sundial “Samrat Yantra”, and is UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Jaipur Wax Museum: Visit the first wax museum in the world
• Hawa Mahal: An extraordinary pink-painted delicately honeycombed hive that rises a dizzying five storeys
• Jaigarh Fort: A palatial structure perched on a cliff, surrounded by lush greenery and massive battlements
• City Palace of Jaipur: Built by Raja Man Singh during 1729-1732 AD
• Nahargarh Fort: It stands on the edge of the Aravalli Hills, overlooking the city of Jaipur
• Jal Mahal: A palace located in the middle of the Man Sagar Lake in Jaipur
• Depart Jaipur in the evening