Delhi to Mumbai

Tour Highlights

Jodhpur

Udaipur

Taj Mahal

Ranthambore

Jodhpur

Visit the majestic Mehrangarh Fort

Udaipur

Cruise on beautiful Lake Pichola

Taj Mahal

Watch the sunrise over India's most famous monument

Ranthambore

Spot tigers on safari

Authentic Experiences

Our Delhi to Mumbai Tour has been thoughtfully designed and thoroughly researched to bring you a range of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, many of which are entirely exclusive to us.

• Mumbai Rail Terminus

  Marvel at the extravagant grandeur of Mumbai's Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, a British-built and UNESCO-listed Victorian Italianate Gothic Revival masterpiece that still serves as the city's main railway station today

• Hutheesing Jain Temple

  Explore the architectural wonder that is the Jain temple of Hutheesing. Built in 1848 using traditional techniques, it is the perfect showcase of Jain architecture and the skill of the local artisans who worked on its construction.

• Salt Desert Safari

  Embark on a safari through the surreal landscapes of the Little Rann of Kutch, a sprawling salt desert that is home to one of India's largest wildlife reserves, where you can spot flamingos, wild ass and white-footed foxes.

Tour Dates & Prices

All of our tour departures include international flights and taxes in the price. If the dates we have available for this tour don't suit your needs, or you are not sure travelling as part of a group is for you, maybe a Private Tour would be more ideal. If your tour departs in less than 30 days, please call our travel experts to book.

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Based on London Heathrow departures

Flight upgrades available on request

Land only from £2,290 (Delhi - Mumbai)

Single room from £690

Tipping paid locally USD $125

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Delhi to Mumbai - Tour Itinerary

DAYS 1-2: FLY TO DELHI

Fly overnight to Delhi. Depending on your time of arrival the rest of the day is yours to start soaking up the local culture.

DAY 3: DISCOVER DELHI

Take a full day to explore India’s vibrant capital. Starting in Old Delhi, embark on a rickshaw ride to Khari Baoli spice market, where you will learn about the local herbs and spices. Visit Jama Masjid before crossing into New Delhi to view the colonial grandeur of the Rajpath, including the Rashtrapati Bhavan and India Gate, finishing the day with a welcome meal.

DAY 4: TRAVEL TO AGRA

Travel from Delhi to Agra, the home of the Taj Mahal! Pay a visit to the beautifully intricate Itmad-ud-Daulah tomb, also known as the Baby Taj, before exploring the mammoth Agra Fort. Within the mighty walls of this city of Mughal rulers you will find magnificent palaces, audience halls and mosques.

DAY 5: TAJ MAHAL

Wake early to wake the sunrise over the city’s most iconic sight, the Taj Mahal. A monument to love built for Mumtaz Mahal, the favourite wife of Shah Jahan, the Taj Mahal is built entirely of white marble. From a distance the effect is ethereal but get up close and you can admire the intricate pietra dura (stone inlay) work. Later, drive to Ranthambore National Park, India’s most famous tiger reserve.

DAY 6: TIGERS OF RANTHAMBORE

Enjoy both morning and afternoon safaris through the national park, keeping your eyes peeled for tigers! There are around 50 majestic Bengal tigers living amongst Ranthambore’s undulating landscapes, as well as leopards, nilgai, sloth bears, wild boar, hyena and over 300 species of bird.

DAY 7: JAIPUR

Travel to Jaipur, the ‘Pink City’ and capital of Rajasthan state. On arrival, visit two of the city’s top sights, the Maharaja’s City Palace, still home of the city’s royal family, and Jantar Mantar Observatory, a fascinating collection of wonderful instruments designed to measure the heavens.

DAY 8: AMBER FORT

Begin the day with a brief stop at Hawa Mahal, the spectacular ‘Palace of the Winds’, before travelling onwards to admire the majestic Amber Fort. This colossal 16th-century yellow and pink sandstone fort can be found 11 kilometres out of Jaipur. Returning to the city head to a craft centre to learn about traditional arts such as block printing and carpet weaving.

DAY 9: TRAVEL TO JODHPUR

Drive to Jodhpur. This evening, browse the fragrant Subzi Mandi (spice market) before strolling through the bustling Sardar Market with its lovely clock tower. .

DAY 10: MEHRANGARH FORT

Set high above the city on a sandstone plinth, the Mehrangarh Fort is one of Rajasthan’s most impressive sights. Spend the morning strolling through its palaces, temples and gardens before visiting Jaswant Thada Memorial and the museum in the magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace. Later, travel by jeep to visit the villages of the Bishnoi tribe.

DAY 11: RANAKPUR TEMPLES

Drive to Udaipur, a city of lakes, palaces and temples, stopping en route at the Jain temple complex of Ranakpur. On arrival, enjoy a spot of local shopping and lunch. You will have this evening at leisure.

DAY 12: UDAIPUR

Spend the day exploring Udaipur, visiting Fateh Sagar Lake, Sahelion Ki Bari Gardens, the Folk Museum and Mewar Art Gallery. This afternoon explore the magnificent City Palace before a relaxing cruise on Lake Pichola.

DAY 13: MODHERA SUN TEMPLE

After an early breakfast drive to Dasada, stopping en route to pay a visit to the stunning Sun Temple at Modhera, built in 1026 by King Bhima-1 of the Solanki dynasty. The temple halls in this complex are perfectly aligned along an east-west axis so the sun’s rays stream through them illuminating the inner sanctum at noon. Continue to Dasasa and check in at the hotel on arrival before a camel cart ride to the nearby village followed by a cultural dance performance before dinner.

DAY 14: LITTLE RANN OF KUTCH

Enjoy a morning safari in the Little Rann of Kutch. This area, with its unique landscape of desert plains, lakes and marshes is famous for being the final refuge of the endangered Indian wild ass alongside a wealth of resident and migratory birdlife. After lunch depart for Ahmedabad stopping en route to visit the 15th-century Adalaj Stepwell and Hutheesingh Jain Temple. Arrive in Ahmedabad.

DAY 15: AHMEDABAD TO MUMBAI

Take an early morning heritage walk through the narrow streets of Ahmedabad’s old town to admire centuries-old architecture, before savouring the tranquillity of Sabarmati Ashram. This was once Gandhi’s headquarters during India’s struggle for independence. Here you can learn about his life and teachings. Transfer to the station to board the train to Mumbai.

DAY 16: EXPLORE MUMBAI

Take a tour of the cosmopolitan city of Mumbai. View the famous Gateway to India and the majestic Chhatrapati Shivaji terminus, before exploring the busy Crawford Market.

DAY 17: FLY MUMBAI TO UK

Fly to the UK, arriving home the same or following day.

Useful Information

Visas

A visa is required by all nationalities. A single entry visa should be arranged in advance of travel. Unlike many other tour operators, we include your entry visas in the price of our tour. We handle the entire visa process – all you need to do is fill out the form and send your passport to us. We are always on hand to help you with any questions or queries you might have when completing the form.

Communication

To call the UK the international access code is 0044 then the number. To call Wendy Wu Tours it is 00 44 207 403 7860. Emergency 24 hour telephone (out of office hours) is 00 44 7984 041 625. Mobile Phones Mobile phones are growing in popularity and you will find high quality coverage. We recommend that you contact your mobile supplier if you intend to use international roaming during your holiday and ensure you investigate all associated costs before you leave the UK.Some hotels may have Wi-Fi which usually comes at an additional cost.

Tipping

Tipping is an expected element in the tourism industry today and Bhutan is no exception. We have established a tipping system whereby every passenger gives a set amount to the National Escort who will distribute the amount appropriately. On multi-country tips, this amount will be paid in stages on arrival in each country. If there is no National Escort, you will need to give your money to your Local Guides and tipping amounts for each city will be shown in your final itinerary. The amount is calculated for each tour. We will indicate the tipping amounts in your final documents for guidance.

Shopping

Shopping can be a fun and entertaining component to any travel adventure. In keeping with most people’s interests whilst on holiday, your tour will include a reasonable number of opportunities to shop for local goods and souvenirs. We have included visits to establishments that not only provide an opportunity to purchase a locally produced, but you’ll witness first-hand how these local products are made, their history and how they support the economy. We are aware that people like to take home souvenirs, so we ensure the shops you visit have a reputation for quality, honesty, and authenticity.

Food

The cost of all meals is included in your group tour cost. Breakfast is served in the hotel and usually includes western dishes. We aim to cater to the tastes of the majority of people and so the food is not too spicy or unusual in taste. Any food/diet requests MUST be specified at the time of booking and you should mention it again to the National Escort/ Local Guides when you meet them – they will do their utmost to cater for any special requests, such as vegetarian meals or food to be avoided in case of allergies.