After arrival at Jabalpur, you will proceed for Khajuraho. You will have the evening free for leisure. Overnight Stay at Khajuraho

It is believed Khajuraho was known as 'Khajur-vahika' or 'Khajjurpura' in the ancient times because of its golden date palms (known as 'khajur') that lined the gates of this city. Khajuraho is known for its spectacular temples that showcase exemplary architecture. You will take the Khajuraho temple tour. The Khajuraho temples are one of the most illustrious manifestations of Indian architecture. These temples are infamous for erotic sculptures that are adorned on the interior and exterior. After this, you will visit Kandaria Mahadev temple, Jain temple. You will end the day by attending the famous light and sound show in the evening at Khajuraho. Overnight Stay at Khajuraho

After breakfast you will proceed to Bhedaghat. After some rest, you will visit Bhedaghat and the Dhuandhar waterfall. The sight of Dhuandhar waterfalls fills you with tranquility. Soak in the beauty of the smoke cascade and end the visit with a boat ride at Bhedaghat, Narmada River. After this, you will head to the Chousath Yogini Mandir and the Marble Rocks area. The Chousath Yogini Mandir looks beautiful in sunlight and the idols of the Mother Goddess and Lord Shiva in the interior, lend a divine aura. You will end the day with a visit to the Shivlinga established by Ahilyabai Holkar. Overnight Stay at Bhedaghat

After breakfast, you will head out to Kanha for a safari. Kanha National Park is the greatest of India’s Tiger Reserves, encompassing some 940 square kilometers of deciduous sal forest, lightly wooded grassland, hills and gently meandering rivers. The park is home to literally hundreds of species of birds and animals including Tigers. The park has various different species including "twelve horned” barasingha, hiran, jackal ,an ubiquitous chital, black-faced langur, monkeys, guar (India’s tallest wild buffalo) You can also catch sight of spiky- horned Nilgai, as well as porcupines, pythons, sloth bears, wild boar, mouse deer or the magnificent sambar. Overnight Stay at Panna

After breakfast, at 9.00 am, Proceed to Panchmarhi. Also known as the Queen of Satpura, Panchmarhi is a quaint hill station in Madhya Pradesh. Pachmarhi's elevation and the forests of the Satpuras, with their streams and waterfalls, are picturesque and home to much wildlife. The British were the first to discover this place and their influence is embodied in Panchmari’s churches and colonial architecture. You have the entire evening free for leisure. Overnight Stay at Panchmarhi

You have a long day ahead of you, today. After breakfast, you will set out for a sightseeing tour. Panchmari Lake, Dupgarh Sunset Point , Jatashankar , Pandav Gupha , Priyadarshani view point , Mahadev temple and Guptmahadev mandir are on your itinerary for the day. Jatashankar, is known to have been a hiding point of Lord Shiva in the mythological days. The cave has 108 naturally formed shiva lingams. Water in the cave flows from an unknown point as no one has ever seen or reached that starting point. This stream of water is popularly known as 'Gupt Ganga'. You will end the day with a visit to the Bee waterfall and Rajendragiri sunset point. The Rajendragiri sunset point is a picturesque location from where you can witness the most mesmerizing sunset in Panchmarhi and it also offers a panoramic view of Panchmarhi. Overnight Stay at Panchmarhi

After breakfast, you will proceed to Bhopal. En-route, you will visit Bhimbhetka to witness the archaeological treasures in the form of cave painting that reveal the life story of pre-historic cave dwellers in India. You will arrive at Bhopal in the evening. Ovenight Stay at Jabalpur

Today would be the last day of your Madhya Pradesh, which is fondly called the heart of India. You will step out for local sightseeing and visit Sanchi Stupa , Taj-ul-Masjid , Upper Lake and Van Vihar National Park. After sightseeing you will depart for the railway station as per your schedule. The Taj-ul-Masjid, is among the seven architectural wonders of India. Quite similar to the Jama Masjid in its architectural style, the domes of the prayer hall of the Taj-ul-Masjid are crowned with crystal finials that glitter in the morning sun. After a spiritually tranquil experience at the Taj-ul-Masjid, you are scheduled to board your train back home in the evening. Tour Concludes

Hop on to your train from Mumbai or Pune towards Abu Road over a restful overnight journey. Rajasthan’s rich history and culture is envied all over the world. Home to the world’s oldest civilization, the Indus Valley Civilization, the land of kings never ceases to mesmerize. Overnight rail journey

Arrive at Mount Abu and check into your hotel. After a relaxed afternoon, head down to one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, Lake Nakki. The lake is equally famous for its romantic picturesque view as it is for being the spot where Mahatma Gandhi’s ashes were immersed. Hop on to one of the many boats at the lake and relax as you watch the sun set over Mount Abu. Overnight Stay at Mount Abu

The only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu is a paradise for the thousands that throng the heritage site all year long. Located in the southwestern portion of the Aravalli mountain range, at a height of 1300m, Mount Abu is equally a tourist spot and a spiritual retreat. Begin your day at the Brahmakumari Vinavati Ashram, a spiritual home and meditation center. Head next to the ancient Arbuja Devi Temple before being awe-struck by the marvelous brilliance of Jain architecture at the Dilwara Temples. Built with the finest of marbles, the carvings on the walls are intricate and praise worthy. Enjoy the evening at your leisure to explore the tourist destination at Mount Abu. Overnight Stay at Mount Abu

Wake up to a scrumptious breakfast fare. As you drive down to Udaipur, take in sights of historical importance at the Haldighat Pass. En-route, visit the 17th century temple of Nathdwara- a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Also visit the Eklinji temple complex; a complex of 108 temples dedicated to the various forms of Lord Shiva. This 8th century marvel is sure to mesmerize anyone visiting it. Overnight stay at Udaipur

Udaipur beauty and aura was such that it was the most coveted capital for the kings of Rajasthan. Visit the memorial created for Maharana Pratap Singh atop the Moti Magri hill. Take in the sights of ‘Sahaeliyon ki Bari’- Garden of the maidens. The garden was built for the 48 attendants of the Queen to relax and spend their time away from the doldrums of the palace. Post lunch, visit the palace complex located on the banks of Lake Pichola, the City Palace of Udaipur. Built over a period of 400 years, the complex is a architectural reminiscence of Rajasthani and Mughal brilliance. Also visit the world’s largest private collection of crystal ware- Heritage Crystal Gallery. Overnight at Udaipur

After a rich Rajasthani fare for breakfast, head out to visit one of India’s largest forts- Chittorgarh Fort. Spread over 700 acres and overlooking the Berach river, the fort is worth every minute worth visiting. Visit the ‘Vijaya Stamba’ or ‘Tower of victory’ erected to commemorate the victory of the Mewar King over the Kings of Gujarat in the 15th century. Leave for Ajmer and visit Mira mandir and Padmini Palace en-route. Overnight stay at Ajmer

Ajmer is home to the grave of one of the greatest Sufi practitioners, Khwaja Mauluddin Chisti. The Darga Shariff is a monument erected around the grave of Mauluddin Chisti and is thronged by visitors. Head out to Pushkar to visit one of the very few existing temples dedicated to Lord Brahma. Be mesmerized in stories of love, deceit, rituals and beliefs as you learn of the history of one of India’s largest spiritual hub- Pushkar. Post sunset, leave for Ranthambore. Overnight stay at Ranthambore

No visit to Rajasthan is complete without seeing the states prized possessions, the tigers of Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary. Pegged as India’s best tourist destination to view tigers, the 400 square km protected area provides visitors with ample sightings of not only tigers, but also of leopard, nilgai, wild boar, sambar, hyena, sloth bear and chitals. Post lunch, head down to the most colorful city of Rajasthan, Jaipur. Overnight stay at Pahalgam

Spend your day soaking in the various heritage sites of the ‘Pink City’. Vibrant, colorful and rich, Jaipur’s culture and architectural supremacy has been embodied in its heritage site of Hawa Mahal. Built in the 18th century, the ‘Palace of winds’ was so designed so that a continuous flow of wind is maintained across all its rooms naturally providing an air conditioning effect in the sweltering heat of Rajasthan. Head down to visit the Jantar Mantar- an World UNESCO Heritage site which houses the collection of nineteen architectural astronomical instruments, built by the Rajput king Sawai Jai Singh. Visit the famous Amer fort and Birla Mandir before heading to the streets of Jaipur to buy some souvenirs. Overnight stay at Jaipur

As the tour concludes, look back at your time spent in Rajasthan over a brilliant spread for breakfast. Tour Ends

After arrival in at Hyderabad, you will proceed to Ramoji Film City. Hyderabad is the land of pearls, biryanis and hi-tech progression. It is the mystic amalgamation of historical tradition spanning over 400 glorious years and contemporary advancement that makes this city so endearing. After arrival at Hyderabad, you will check-in the hotel for a good night’s sleep for an exciting tour of the enriching city of Hyderabad. Overnight rail Hyderabad

Ramoji film city is a ceaseless tribute to Indian Cinema. Apart from hosting the grand and exotic shooting locations and studios for films across all languages, Ramoji Film City also happens to be a popular destination for entertainment, recreation and relaxation. Spread over idyllic 2,500 acres and studded with hills, woods, lakes and striking architectural triumphs, Ramoji Film City is one of Asia’s fastest growing tourism destinations and offers everything that makes it a perfect holiday destination. Overnight Stay at Ramoji

After breakfast, you will visit the Qutub Shahi Tomb and Golconda fort. The Qutub Shahi Tombs stand tall as the epitome of the Qutub Shahi dynasty and architectural brilliance. The grandeur of the tombs is ensconced amidst the beautiful and picturesque landscape and gardens of Ibrahim Bagh, and the tombs themselves are dedicated to the seven Qutub Shahi kings who ruled Golconda for nearly 170 years. These structures depict the Hindu, Persian, Pathan and Indo-Persian architectural styles that are influenced by Deccan structural ideas. After this, get ready to get enchanted by the grandeur of the Golconda fort. Golconda is known to have given the world the famous Kohinoor and Darya-i-noor diamonds and is also known for this famous fort. The ancient fort complex of Golconda will charm you with its legends and anecdotes. Later in the evening, you will visit the Hussain Sagar Lake. Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah commissioned the construction of the lake in 1562. Sufi Saint Hussain Shah Wali, the son-in-law of the king, was entrusted the duty of overseeing the construction work of the lake, after whom the lake is named. The Buddha statue in the middle of the lake, adds manifolds to the charm of this lake. You will enjoy the light and sound show here in the evening. Overnight Stay at Hyderabad

Today there are quite number of destinations waiting to be ticked off your bucket list. You are scheduled to visit the Birla temple, Salarjung museum, Buddha statue, NTR gardens, Char Minar, Mecca Mosque. No visit to Hyderabad will be complete without a visit to Charminar. The Charminar is the pride of Hyderabad. It was built in 1591 by Mohammed Quli Qutub Shah, the fifth sultan of the Qutub Shahi dynasty of India. There are numerous interesting stories which point out the reason behind the construction of the gigantic structure. With its four minarets in each of the corners, every side of the Charminar opens into a plaza and through giant arches that overlook four major thoroughfares. You will end the day with the laser show at Lumbini Gardens. The Lumbini Garden is right across the Hussain Sagar Lake. This amusement park is named after the garden that was the birthplace of Buddha and is a retreat for all amusement fanatics. Overnight stay at Hyderabad

You will take your homeward journey. Tour Ends

Depart from Pune by rail to reach your destination, Gujarat! Overnight rail journey

Welcome to the ‘Jewel of Western India’, Gujarat. Check into your hotel at Ahmedabad, Gujarat’s former capital. Post lunch head out to the serene and calm of Sabarmati Ashram, also known as Gandhi Ashram. View rare images, letters, and artefacts and learn about the various methods followed by Mahatma Gandhi. Towards sun set, head downtown to the Akshardham temple, famous for its architecture. Overnight stay at Ahmedabad

Begin your day at Hutheesing Jain Temple. Say a small prayer at the 19th century architectural marvel. Head next to the Juma Masjid. This 15th century Indo-Islamic architectural structure will mesmerise you by the sheer number of pillars and supporting structures. After some spiritual healing at the mosque, visit the Calico Museum of Textiles, renowned worldwide for the abundant variety of cloth. This textile industry supports long lost forms of textiles and craftsman. Overnight stay at Ahmedabad

After breakfast, drive down to Rajkot, the childhood home of Mahatma Gandhi. Spend the evening at your leisure. You could visit the beautiful Jubliee Garden and take a stroll around monuments and installations from the colonial period. Watsons Museum holds historical data and facts from the colonial period. Another interesting place to visit is the Rotary Dolls Museum, with a collection of more than 1400 dolls from around the world. Overnight stay at Rajkot

Head out of Rajkot and roll back time to visit one of ancient India’s most prominent cities, Dwaraka. The city is located at the mouth of the Gulf of Kutch. Dwaraka, also known as the Land of Krishna, is one of the four sacred Hindu pilgrimage sites. Most of ancient Dwaraka is now submerged in the sea. Reach Dwaraka by evening and check into your hotel to rest for the night. Overnight stay at Dwaraka

Dwaraka is believed to have existed from proto-historic age. Beyond breakfast, visit the Dwarakadish Temple. The temple was first constructed 2500 years ago and was rebuilt again in the 15th century after suffering considerable damage under the Mughal kings. The temple, said to have been built over the residence of Lord Krishna, is an architectural marvel carved from limestone. Dwaraka is also home to a temple dedicated to Lord Krishna’s wife Rukmini. After being mesmerised by the energy at Dwaraka, drive down to Porbandar to visit a memorial erected in the name of the Father of India, Mahatma Gandhi. The memorial, Kirti Mandir, also houses the building which is the ancestral home of the Gandhi family, Overnight stay at Porbandar

Visit the famous temple of Lord Shiva- Somnath. The Somnath temple said to have been first constructed in 512AD, was destroyed and rebuilt several times up to the recent past. The style of architecture is from the Chalukya age. Post lunch drive down to Junagadh, located at the foothills of Mount Girnar bordering the Gir forest. Overnight stay at Junagadh

Said to be older that the Himalayas itself, the Girnar range is home to a large number of temples and shrines, with a record turnover of more than a million pilgrims on Mahashivratri. Visit the 12th century temple built in dedication to Neminath. The architectural skill displayed in building these marvels is beyond compare. Also visit the Bavanath temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and the Amba Matha temple, Overnight stay at Junagadh.

Said to be older that the Himalayas itself, the Girnar range is home to a large number of temples and shrines, with a record turnover of more than a million pilgrims on Mahashivratri. Visit the 12th century temple built in dedication to Neminath. The architectural skill displayed in building these marvels is beyond compare. Also visit the Bavanath temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva and the Amba Matha temple, Overnight stay at Junagadh.

Welcome to the ‘Jewel of Western India’, Gujarat. Post check in, head out to visit the famous temple of Lord Shiva- Somnath. The Somnath temple which is said to have been first constructed in 512AD, was destroyed and rebuilt several times up to the recent past. The style of architecture is from the Chalukya age. Also take a holy dip at the Triveni Ghat- a confluence of the rivers Kapil, Hiran and Saraswati, representing birth, life and death. Be a witness to the colourful and vibrant Somnath Aarthi before retiring for the night. Overnight Stay at Somnath

After a relaxed breakfast at your hotel, head out to visit some of the most historic sites of Somnath. A visit to the Junagadh Gate will take you back centuries to the age of Afghan plunder. The Junagadh Gate is an entry point to the city of Somnath and was used by the Afghans during the numerous invasion of the shrine of Somnath. The Bhalka Tirtha is one of the most visited Hindu pilgrimage spots in India. It is said to be the spot where Lord Krishna rested after being fatally wounded by the arrow of a hunter. Before dinner, view the magnificent and enthralling Sound and Light show at the Somnath Temple. Overnight stay at Somnath

No visit to Gujarat is complete without visiting the Gir National Park. The only natural home to the Asiatic Lion, Gir Forest is a protected area. Hop on to one of the day long guided tours around the forest to view the flora and fauna exclusive to this region of the world. Overnight stay at Gir

Take a long ride to the beautiful Union Territory of Diu. Diu is unlike any other place you have visited so far. Infused with age old Portuguese architecture, Diu is a perfect getaway spot. Visit the famous St.Paul’s Church and the sun kissed beaches as time takes a break from itself. Overnight stay at Diu

Take away a trunk of memories as you bid adieu to Diu and catch your train back to Pune. Tour Ends