The document provides information about the "Hello India Journey 2014" tour package organized by Yoga in the Himalayas. The 22-day tour takes place from June 1-22, 2014 and covers popular northern Indian destinations such as Delhi, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Gangotri, Badrinath, Varanasi, Agra, Jaipur, and Amritsar. In addition to sightseeing, the tour includes daily yoga classes, meals, accommodation, transportation, and activities like rafting. The cost of the tour starting from Delhi and ending in Delhi is 1,300 USD without international flights. The itinerary provides details of the activities and sites covered on each day of the tour

2. Hello India Journey 2014 introduce You for the most comprehensive tour in India with daily yoga and
meditation classes. This non-profit tour organized by Yoga In The Himalayas, the subsidiary of Bhagirathi Tour
& Travel which has been operating tour & travel business for over ten years and in accordance with the highest
ethical and business standards.
Our mission is to provide you with the best service and expertise for all of your travel needs in India. Our goal is
to exceed your expectation at every phase of your India journey as well as fit your body – mind – soul during
the travel. Hello India Journey 2014 includes all of the most popular heritage sites and holy places of India
and inter alia the holy pilgrimage tour of indians what is called Char Dham Yatra in the Himalayas.
India is a beautiful kaleidoscope of culture, tradition and natural beauty. From the magnificiant Himalayan
mountain range in the North to divine beauty of Kerala in the South. India is place where you can see all the
glorious facades of nature. The snow covered peaks, the vast expanse of beautiful desert, the plains, the
plateaus, the lush green tree cover and the ornamental beaches all emanate natural elegance.
Hello India Journey 2014 takes You places that are full of natural beauty, cultural heritage and the Himalayas.
A perfect blend of neo-traditional element for the memorable experience.
Anita Rana & Naveen Rana
(the organizers & guides of the Journey)

3. Contents
About Yoga In The Himalayas
Hello India Journey 2014
Tour Highlights And Price
Cost Includes As Following
Program (Day 1-11)
Program (Day 12-22)
About The Places
˙Delhi
˙Haridwar
˙Uttarkashi
˙Gangotri
˙Gomukh (Source Of The Ganges)
˙Joshimath
˙Badrinath
˙Rudraprayag
˙Karnprayag
˙Devprayag
˙Rishikesh
˙Varanasi
˙Agra
˙Taj Mahal
˙Fatehpur Sikri
˙Jaipur (Pink City)
˙Golden Temple (Amritsar)
Accomodation
Transportation
Contact
Booking
Our Partners & Suporters
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4. Yoga In The Himalayas
Yoga Is Life. Himalaya Is The Home Of It.
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About Yoga In The Himalayas
Yoga has a complete message for humanity
It has a message for the human body
It has a message for the human mind
And it has also a message for the human soul

5. Introduce the yoga
Yoga is an ancient art of holistic well being, which was originated
during the times of the rishis and munis (holy men of the past) in ancient
India. Even though it is an ancient system, many people have lately
become interested in learning this technique. Nowadays people have
started opening yoga classes in countries like the UK, USA, Europe, etc. to
teach western form of yoga to the people.
But to learn ancient indian yoga tourists have to come for yoga
tours in The Himalayas as well as Rishikesh in the capital of Yoga.
Rishikesh is the holy city in India it is in this town that the art of yoga was
developed; even today you will find people who regularly practice yoga to
keep themselves fit. Rishikesh is the first city that falls on the course of
Ganga as it makes its way to the Bay of Bengal. Rishikesh is dotted with
ashrams where you can mediate or practice yoga. Located at the foot
hills of the Himalayas with the river Ganga flowing by Rishikesh is perfect
place for learning yoga.
Benefits of Yoga in Everyday Life
Weight loss, a strong and flexible body, glowing beautiful skin,
peaceful mind, good health - whatever you may be looking for, yoga
has it on offer. However, very often, yoga is only partially understood
as being limited to Asanas (yoga poses). As such, its benefits are only
perceived to be at the body level and we fail to realize the immense
benefits yoga offers in uniting the body, mind and breath.
When you are in harmony, the journey through life is calmer,
happier and more fulfilling.
With all this and much more to offer, the benefits of yoga are
felt in a profound yet subtle manner. Here, we look at the top 10
benefits of regular yoga practice.
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All-round fitness
Weight loss
Stress relief
Inner peace
Improved immunity
6) Living with greater awareness
7) Better relationships
8) Increased energy
9) Better flexibility & posture
10)Better intuition

6. Yoga In The Himalayas is a group of young spiritual teachers with a traditional ashram/monastic background and deeply passionate about
spiritual, cultural and natural lover exchange of East and West. All our teachers are either monks or scholars or spiritual and natural lovers
seekers who are enriched with years of experience in teaching the students from different countries around the world.
We offer a wide range of body-mind-spiritual retreats, trainings, courses that includes Asanas, breathing (pranayamas), Chakra balancing
practices, meditation, ayurveda, detox kriyas, Sanskrit Language and a practical philosophy to live a dynamic life with a peaceful heart. The
uniqueness of our courses is that we don't impose any fixed manuals, guidelines, books, traditions, rules etc... We evaluate each students
individually and respect their choices and requirements throughout the programs.
We don't promise Nirvana (enlightenment ) or deep spiritual experiences, nor do we bang you with some abstract spiritual philosophies. What we
teach is simple yoga and meditation practices that can be of practical use in your daily life and harmonize all areas of life, including diet,
sleep, relationships and work attitudes. Yoga In The Himalayas offers a variety of yoga packages in the Himalayas as well as bank of Ganges and
the capital of Yoga in Rishikesh for both beginners and teachers.
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7. Learning yoga in The Himalayas is a truly
unique & life changing experience.
Himalayas has been the cradle of this
ancient wisdom tradition for centuries.
Many great saints and numerous
practitioners have spent their lives
practicing and developing this wonderful
science of life in these very mountains.
Yoga students feel a very palpable
spiritual energy and grace when they
spend time in practice in the central of
Himalayas.
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9. HELLO INDIA JOURNEY START
FROM 01st to 22nd JUNE 2014
DESTINATION COVERED IN HELLO INDIA JOURNEY AS:
Delhi – Haridwar – Uttarkashi – Gangotri – Gomukh (The Source of
Ganges) - Joshimath – Badrinath – Rudraprayag – Karnprayag –
Devprayag – Rishikesh – Varanasi – Agra ( Taj Mahal & Red Fort) –
Fatehpur Sikri – Jaipur ( Pink City) – Golden Temple (Amritsar)
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS IN HELLO INDIA JOURNEY:
Visit Delhi
Visit Haridwar
Visit Mussoorie
Visit Uttarkashi
Visit Gangotri Temple
Visit Source Of Ganges
Visit Joshimath
Visit Auli
Visit Badrinath Temple
Visit Rishikesh
Visit Varanasi
Visit Agra
Visit Taj Mahal
Visit Jaipur (The Pink City)
Visit Golden Temple (Amritsar)
PRICE PER PERSON 2.125 USD
INCLUDE INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS
& ALL SERVICES
PRICE PER PERSON 1.300 USD
(73.500 INR)
INCLUDE ALL SERVICES
- WITHOUT FLIGHTS
TOUR SERVICES FROM DELHI AIRPORT TO DELHI AIRPORT
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Tour Highlights & Price

10. COST INCLUDES AS FOLLOWING:
• International flight tickets from Home to Delhi and back
to Home / Economy Class
• All accommodation on double sharing, single sharing or
twin sharing basis in Hotel, Guest House and Camp
• All transportation from Delhi airport to Delhi airport by
air-condition small vehicles / coach depending on the
group size
• Every day Yoga & Meditation class
• Daily breakfast & dinner
• All tourist taxes
• Camping during the trek
• All sightseeing tours
• Services of tour guide
• Visit to all important temples and places during the entire
trip
• Yoga master during the trip
• Yoga mat
• All train tickets
• Monument & Fort entrance fees in Agra, Jaipur and Delhi
• Trekking trip to source of Ganges
• One day rafting trip on the Ganges at Rishikesh
• English speaking tour guide from airport to airport for 25
days
COST NOT INCLUDES AS FOLLOWING:
• Any charges for carrying still/video cameras etc.
• Alcohol, soft drinks, bottled water, beverages, etc.
• Personal expenses like tips, telephone calls, laundry, etc.
• Any costs arising out of unforeseen circumstances like
landslides, road blocks, bad weather, etc.
• Travel insurance
• VISA & LUNCH COST NOT INCLUDE IN ABOVE PACKAGE
• Passport fees
HOTEL DETAILS:
Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Amritsar – Varanasi
3-4 Star Hotels
Rishikesh – Haridwar
2 star Hotels with swimming pool
Himalaya
No Star Hotels but neat and clean Guest House or
Bungalows with very comfortable rooms each and
every places
Cost Includes As Following
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11. Day 01 Arrive at New Delhi, India / Evening sightseeing
tour of Old Delhi & New Delhi / Overnight stay in
Hotel
Day 02 Delhi –> Haridwar by train / Evening visit
Haridwar / Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 03 Haridwar –> Uttarkashi / Evening visit Uttarkashi
/Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 04 Uttarkashi –> Gangotri / Evening visit Gangotri /
Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 05 Gangotri –> Bhojwasa /14 kms trek (6 hrs) /
Overnight stay in Camp
Day 06 Bhojwasa –> Goumukh (The Source of Ganges)
Bhojwasa 10 kms trek (4 hrs) / Overnight stay in
Camp
Day 07 Bhojwasa –> Gangotri –> Uttarkashi /14 kms trek
(5hrs) + 100 kms drive (3 hrs)/ Overnight stay in
Hotel
Day 08 Uttarkashi –> Rudrapryag / 171 kms drive (7 hrs)
/Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 09 Rudrapryag –> Joshimath –> Badrinath
/drive 157 kms (6 hrs) / Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 10 Full day relax in Badrinath / Overnight stay in
Hotel
Day 11 Badrinath –> Rishikesh /Drive / Stay in Hotel
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Program (Day 1-11)

12. Day 12 Visit Rishikesh + Yoga + White water rafting on
the Ganges / Overnight stay Hotel or Beach Camp
on the Ganges
Day 13 Full day relax in Rishikesh and evening transfer
to railway station and train to Delhi / Overnight
stay in Hotel
Day 14 Delhi –> Varanasi / Morning train to Varanasi /
Overnight stay in Hotel
Day 15 Visit Varanasi / Overnight Stay in Hotel
Day 16 Morning Visit Varanasi –> Agra / By overnight
A/C. train to Agra
Day 17 Morning arrive at Agra and transfer to Hotel
Evening sightseeing tour of Agra / Overnight stay
in Hotel
Day 18 Morning visit Taj Mahal and late breakfast/ Drive
to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri / Overnight stay in
Hotel
Day 19 Morning visit Jaipur & evening transfer to railway
station for Amritsar by Overnight A/C. train
Day 20 Morning arrive at Amritsar & transfer to Hotel for
rest & evening visit Golden Temple / Overnight
stay in Hotel
Day 21 After breakfast transfer to railway station and
train to Delhi /arrive and transfer to Hotel /
Overnight stay in Delhi
Day 22 Morning free time at Delhi evening transfer to
airport and fly back to Home.
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About The Places
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14. Delhi
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Delhi is known to have been
continuously inhabited since the 6th
century BC. Through most of its history,
Delhi has served as a capital of various
kingdoms and empires. It has been
captured, sacked and rebuilt several
times, particularly during the medieval
period, and therefore the modern
conurbation of Delhi is a cluster of a
number of cities spread across the
metropolitan region. Delhi is believed to
have been the site of Indraprastha, the
legendary capital of the Pandavas
during the times of the Mahabharata.
Delhi re-emerged as a major
political, cultural and commercial city
along
the
trade
routes
between
northwest India and the Gangetic plain
during the period of the Delhi
sultanates. In AD 1639, the Mughal
emperor Shahjahan built a new walled
city in Delhi which served as the capital
of the Mughal Empire from 1649 until
the Rebellion of 1857. The British
captured Delhi in 1857 and the city
replaced Kolkata as the seat of British
government in India in 1911. A new
capital city, New Delhi, was built to the
south of the old city during the 1920s.
When the British left India in
1947, New Delhi became the national
capital and seat of government. Today
Delhi
contains
many
important
historical monuments, buildings and
features.

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Haridwar
Haridwar (the Gateway to God Har
& Hari / Lord Shiva & Lord Vishnu) is one
of the seven holiest places in India, and
one of the oldest living world cities. It is
made up of a fascinating and colorful
collection of sadhus, pundits and pilgrims.
Every evening, the Ganges comes alive
with the magic of the Aarti (worship with
fire), as lamps are lit, prayers are offered
and small candles are floated down to the
river.
There
are
numerous
other
interesting sights and ancient heritage
temples on which our trip guide would
share information on. For us, a visit to
Haridwar is believed to provide liberation
from the endless cycle of death and
rebirth.
Evening Arti at Har Ki Paudi -The
evening prayer at dusk (Aarti) offered to
Goddess Ganga at Hari-Ki-Pairi (step
towards God Hari) is an enchanting
experience for any visitor. A spectacle of
sound and colour is seen when, after the
ceremony, pilgrims float diyas (floral floats
with lamps) and incense on the river,
commemorating their deceased ancestors.
Thousands of people from all round the
world do make a point to attend this
prayer on their visit to Hardwar.

16. Uttarkashi
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Uttarkashi is a small and beautiful
town, situated between two rivers: Varuna
and Ashi, whose water flow into the
Bhagirathi from either side of the town.
Elevated, at a height of 1588 meters, this
little town is very similar to Kashi and
Varanasi, in that it has the same kind of
temples and ghats and likewise, a north or
'Uttar' facing river. The major temple in
Uttarkashi is The Vishwanath Temple,
dedicated to Lord Shiva. Two other very
important temples are located in the
Chowk area are the Annapurna Temple
and the Bhairav Temple.
Once it is said, there were 365
temples here. Hiuen Tsang referred to this
place as Brahma Pura, while the Skanda
Puran has recorded it as Varunavata. It is
believed that in the second millennium of
Kaliyug Kashi will be submerged, and
Uttarkashi will replace it as an important
religious centre.

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Gangotri
Gangotri, 2nd of Char Dham.
Gangotri, the origin of the River Ganges and
seat of the goddess Ganga, is one of the four
sites in the Char Dham pilgrimage circuit.
The river is called Bhagirathi at the source
and acquires the name Ganga (Ganges) from
Devaprayag onwards where it meets the
Alaknanda. The origin of the holy river is at
Goumukh, set in the Gangotri Glacier, and is
a 18 km trek from Gangotri.
This small town is centered around
the temple of goddess Ganga, which was
built by the Nepalese General, Amar Singh
Thapa in the early 18th century. The temple
is closed on Diwali day every year and is
reopened in April/ May. According to Hindu
mythology, Goddess Ganga took the form of
a river to absolve the sins of King
Bhagirathi's predecessors, following his
severe penance of several centuries.
No other river is wound as closely
with the warp and weft of Hinduism as the
Ganga in India. Venerated since time
immemorial as spiritual purifier and the
giver of health and prosperity, it is part of
the country's social and religious fabric. The
irresistible attraction of these sacred waters,
enhanced by the myths and legends woven
around the river and its origins, has drawn
ascetics and adventurers alike since
mythical times.
Gangotri, the temple dedicated to the
Goddess Ganga near the source of the river
and one of the Chardham of Uttarakhand is
among the most sanctifying experiences of a
Hindu's life; and as uplifting and inspiring
for the traveler. Million of pilgrims and
travelers have undertaken the yatra to
Gangotri for centuries in search of salvation
and the sacred river has provided those
scours and hope.

18. Gomukh – The Source Of The Ganges
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Gomukh (The Source of Ganges) the
terminus or snout of the Gangotri Glacier,
from where source of Ganges River
originates. The place is situated at a height
of 13,200 ft. or 4000mts. It is one of the
largest in the Himalayas with an estimated
volume of over 27 cubic kilometers,
Gomukh is also referred to as "Gaumukh"
or "Gomukhi" The word "Gomukh" (Go +
Mukh) literally means "Mouth of a Cow".
According to some sayings, earlier the
snout exactly looked like "Mouth of a
Cow".
Gomukh is mentioned in the
Puranas. It is said there that searching a
lost sheep a shepherd boy reached near a
glacier in Gangotri, the snout of which
exactly looked like the mouth of a cow, and
thus it got its name 'Gomukh'. From then
many saints, holy travellers, as well as
religious people went there to worship the
place.

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Joshimath
Joshimath is the uttarāmnāya
matha or northern monastery, one of the
four cardinal institutions established by
Adi Shankara, the others being those at
Shringeri, Puri and Dwaraka. Their heads
are titled "Shankaracharya". According to
the tradition initiated by Adi Shankara,
this matha is in charge of the Atharvaveda.
Jyotirmath is close to the pilgrimage town
of Badrinath.
This place can be a base station for
travellers going to Guru Gobind Ghat or
the Valley of Flowers National Park. The
temple
Narasimha,
is
enshrined
Badrinarayan along with a pantheon of
deities.
The
presiding
deity
Lord
Narasimha is believed to have been
established by Adi Sankara. It is one of the
"Divya Desams", the 108 temples of
Vishnu revered by the 12 Tamil poet-saints
or Alvars.

20. Badrinath
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Badrinath and its route is, for the
newcomer, a journey of initiation. For
those who are visiting the shrine, the
landmarks and vistas forever provide a
newer view, a different emotion, a further
nuance to an experience in memory.
The journey to Badrinath can
sometimes be unforgiving, but only to a
closed mind. The people visiting the shrine
are but the faces of the country. Journey
from Rishikesh to Badrinath, to borrow
from one of Sir Edmund Hillary's
expeditions, is in many ways, a journey
from the ocean to the sky, as much mental
as physical and another route to heaven and spiritual liberation.

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Rudraprayag
Rudraprayag - Today's Garhwal was
known as kedar-khand in the past. In
puranas kedar-khand was said to be
abode of God. It seems from the facts
Vedas puran, Ramayana and Mahabharata
that these Hindu scriptures are scripted in
kedar-khand. In Kedar-khand Puran this
land is regarded the land of lord Shiva,
Named after Lord Shiva (Rudra),
Rudraprayag is situated at the holy
confluence of Alaknanda and Mandakini
rivers, at a distance of 34 kms from
Srinagar (Garhwal).
The meeting of the Mandakini and
Alaknanda rivers has a unique beauty of
its own and it seems as if two sisters were
embracing each other. It is believed that to
master the mysteries of music, Narad
Muni worshipped Lord Shiva, who
appeared in his Rudra Avtaar (incarnation)
to bless Narad. The Shiva and Jagdamba
temples are of great religious importance
at Rudraprayag.
The entire region is blessed with
immense natural beauty, places of
religious importance, lakes and glaciers.

22. Karnprayag
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Karan Prayag is one of five sites
where the confluence of rivers occurs. The
five
prayags
are
Vishnuprayag,
Nandprayag, Karanprayag, Rudraprayag
and Devprayag. Allahabad where the
Ganges, Yamuna and mythical Saraswati
join, is known as Prayag, and is one of the
holy
places
of
Hindu
pilgrimage.
Karanprayag is believed by many to
be the place where Karna of the
Mahabharata, was to have worshipped the
Sun God. It is the ancient temple, devoted
to Uma and Karna.

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Devprayag
"Devaprayaga"
means
"Godly
Confluence" in Sanskrit. As per Hindu
scriptures, Devaprayaga is the sacred
event of merging two heavenly rivers,
Alakananda and Bhagirathi, to form the
holy Ganges. On a terrace in the upper
part of the village is the temple of
Raghunathji, built of huge stones,
pyramidal in form and capped by a white
cupola.
Devprayag is the home of the late
Acharya Shri Pt. Chakradhar Joshi (a
scholar in Astronomy and Astrology) who
established Nakshatra Vedh Shala (an
observatory) in the year 1946. This is
located
on
a
mountain
called
Dashrathanchal at Devprayag.
The observatory is well equipped with two
telescopes and many books to support
research in astronomy. It also contains
about 3000 manuscripts from 1677 AD
onwards collected from various parts of
country. Apart from the latest equipment,
it also has the ancient equipment like
Surya Ghati, Jal Ghati and Dhruv Ghati
which showcase the pride of Bharatiya
progress in the field of astronomy. Shri Dr.
Prabhakar Joshi and Acharya Shri
Bhaskar Joshi (Popularly known as
Guruji) are currently in charge and
caretakers of the observatory.

24. Rishikesh
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Rishikesh is located in the foothills
of the Himalaya and attracts thousands of
pilgrim and tourists each year from within
India, as well as from other countries.
Rishikesh, the religious town known for its
religious and spiritual connections, has
some of the world's exquisite views too.
Surrounded by the lesser Himalayas and
holy Ganga flowing through it Rishikesh is
one of the mesmerizing places in India.
On Rishikesh tours tourists can
visit the beautiful temples, or mediate at
the various ashrams. The adventure
enthusiasts can try some thrilling sports
like white river rafting, trekking etc. many
people visit Rishikesh for practicing yoga
at the "yog ashrams".
Rishikesh is a vegetarian city by
law, as well as an alcohol-free city. Here
one could visit Laxman Jhulla, Ram jhulla
and several ghats in and around this holy
town.

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Varanasi
Varanasi is one of the oldest living
cities in the world and the ultimate
pilgrimage for Hindus, who believe that to
die in the city is to attain instant salvation.
Varanasi is the tract of holy land lying
between the Ganga and the Assi rivers.
The Assi river also flows into Ganga.
Varanasi is also known as Kashi,
the city of light since one of the twelve
'Jyortinglinga's is installed here. Varanasi
has been a great cultural centre, especially
in the fields of music, learning and the
craft of silk weaving.

26. Agra
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Though Agra's history is largely
recognised with Mughal Empire, the place
was established much before it and has
linkages since Mahabharat period and
Mahirshi Angira in 1000 BC. It is generally
accepted that Sultan Sikandar Lodī, the
Ruler of the Delhi Sultanate founded Agra
in the year 1504. After the Sultan's death
the city passed on to his son Sultan
Ibrāhīm Lodī. He ruled his Sultanate from
Agra until he fell fighting to Bābar in the
First battle of Panipat fought in 1526.
In the year 1556, the great Hindu
warrior Hemu Vikramaditya, also known
as Samrat Hem Chander Vikramaditya,
won the state of Agra as the prime minister
cum Chief of Army of Adil Shah of the
Afghan Sūrī Dynasty. The commander of
Humāyūn / Akbar's forces in Agra, Tardi
Beg Khan, was so scared of Hemu that he
retreated from the city without a fight. This
was Hemu's 21st continuous win since
1554, and he later went on to conquer
Delhi, having his coronation at Purānā
Qil'a in Delhi on 7 October 1556 and reestablished the Hindu Kingdom and the
Vikramaditya Dynasty in North India.
The golden age of the city began
with the Mughals. It was known then as
Akbarabād and remained the capital of the
Mughal Empire under the Emperors
Akbar, Jahāngīr and Shāh Jahān. Shāh
Jahān later shifted his capital to
Shāhjahānabād in the year 1649.

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Ta j M a h a l
The Taj Mahal is a white marble
mausoleum located in Agra, Uttar Pradesh,
India. It was built by Mughal emperor
Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife,
Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal is widely
recognized as "the jewel of Muslim art in
India and one of the universally admired
masterpieces of the world's heritage"
Taj Mahal is regarded by many as
the finest example of Mughal architecture,
a style that combines elements from
Islamic, Persian, Ottoman Turkish and
Indian architectural styles.
In 1983, the Taj Mahal became a
UNESCO World Heritage Site. While the
white domed marble mausoleum is the
most familiar component of the Taj Mahal,
it is actually an integrated complex of
structures. The construction began around
1632 and was completed around 1653,
employing thousands of artisans and
craftsmen. The construction of the Taj
Mahal was entrusted to a board of
architects under imperial supervision,
including Abd ul-Karim Ma'mur Khan,
Makramat Khan, and Ustad Ahmad
Lahauri. Lahauri is generally considered to
be the principal designer.

28. Fatehpur Sikri
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Fatehpur Sikri is a city and a
municipal board in Agra district in the
state of Uttar Pradesh, India. The city was
founded in 1569 by the Mughal emperor
Akbar, and served as the capital of the
Mughal Empire from 1571 to 1585. After
his military victories over Chittor and
Ranthambore, Akbar decided to shift his
capital from Agra to a new location 23
miles (37 km) on the Sikri ridge, to honor
the Sufi saint Salim Chishti. Here he
commenced the construction of a planned
walled city which took the next fifteen
years in planning and construction of a
series royal palaces, harem, courts, a
mosque, private quarters and other utility
buildings.
He named the city, Fatehabad,
with Fateh, a word of Arabic origin in
Persian, meaning "victory." it was later
called Fatehpur Sikri. It is at Fatehpur
Sikri that the legends of Akbar and his
famed courtiers, the nine jewels or
Navaratnas, were born . Fatehpur Sikri is
one of the best preserved collection of
Mughal architecture in India.

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Jaipur – Pink City
Jaipur is the capital and largest city
of the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was
founded on 18 November 1727 by
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the ruler of
Amber, after whom the city has been
named. The city today has a population of
3.1 million. Jaipur is known as the Pink
City of India.
The city is remarkable among premodern Indian cities for the width and
regularity of its streets which are laid out
into six sectors separated by broad streets
34 m (111 ft) wide. The urban quarters are
further divided by networks of gridded
streets. Five quarters wrap around the
east, south, and west sides of a central
palace quarter, with a sixth quarter
immediately to the east. The Palace
quarter encloses the sprawling Hawa
Mahal palace complex, formal gardens,
and a small lake. Nahargarh Fort, which
was the residence of the King Sawai Jai
Singh II, crowns the hill in the northwest
corner of the old city. The observatory,
Jantar Mantar, is one of the World
Heritage Sites.
Included on the Golden Triangle
tourist circuit, along with Delhi and Agra,
Jaipur is an extremely popular tourist
destination in Rajasthan and India. The
2012 British comedy-drama film, The Best
Exotic Marigold Hotel was set and filmed
in Jaipur.

30. Amritsar – Golden Temple
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The Golden Temple Amritsar India
(Sri Harimandir Sahib Amritsar) is not only
a central religious place of the Sikhs, but
also a symbol of human brotherhood and
equality. Everybody, irrespective of cast,
creed or race can seek spiritual solace and
religious fulfilment without any hindrance.
It also represents the distinct identity,
glory and heritage of the Sikhs. To pendown the philosophy, ideology, the inner
and outer beauty, as well as the historical
legacy of Sri Harimandir Sahib is a
momentous task. It is a matter of
experience rather than a of description.
As advised by Sri Guru Amar Dass
Ji (3rd Sikh Guru), Sri Guru Ram Dass Ji
(4th Sikh Guru) started the digging of
Amrit Sarovar (Holy Tank) in 1577 A.D.,
which was later on brick-lined by Sri Guru
Arjan Dev Ji (5th Sikh Guru) on December
15, 1588 and He also started the
construction of Sri Harimandir Sahib. Sri
Guru Granth Sahib (scripture of the
Sikhs), after its compilation, was first
installed at Sri Harimandir Sahib on
August 16, 1604 A.D. A devout Sikh, Baba
Budha Ji was appointed its first Head
Priest.

31. Varanasi
Rishikesh
We’ll provide you the most comfortable accomodations during the Journey.
2-3-4 star hotels in the cities, guest house and bungalow in the Himalayas, camping at the source of Ganges.
4 Star Hotel
Guest House
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Accomodation
Camping
Himalayas
Hotel Room

32. To visit the places you need to travel several hours and we have to know You enjoy the traveling between two places.
We provide for You the most comfortable and A/C vehicles.
Airplane
Seats
Car
To Delhi and back to Home the best Airlines provides You the safety traveling with full board: television, music, meals & your vishes.
We hope You will enjoy to see the clouds from above...
Train
Inside The Coach
Seats
Coach
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Transportation
Rickshaw

33. Please feel free to contact us at any time!
You can call us or write e-mail with your
questions and requirements.
You can transfer the money to the below
bank account, but please first send your
clarificatin in e-mail or phone.
Thank You!
Anita Rana
(english & hungarian)
info@yogainthehimalayas.org
+ 91-783-017-2236
Naveen Rana
(english & hindi)
bhagirathitour@hotmail.com
+ 91-971-901-6952
Bhagirathi Tour & Travel
Badrinath Road, Tapovan, Rishikesh - 249192
Uttarakhand, India
- Hotel Sai Ganga Cottage Tel: + 91-9719016952, 9760813947
Email: info@bhagirathitour.com
Website: www.bhagirathitour.com
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address. We require 50% advance payment until 1st of March to hold the booking on confirmed basis
& the balance payment should be paid within 30 days of reservation date OR Arrive in India (If the
booking made within 30 days of travel date) OR either 30 days prior of Travel date for the services
contracted. We (Bhagirathi Tour & Travel) hold the right to decide on the amount to be paid as
advance payment, based on the nature of service & the time left for the commencement of the service.
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