Maruti Ertiga
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
- 6 passengers
- 3 large bags
- AC
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur in five days by private car — India's classic first itinerary.
The Golden Triangle is the standard introduction to north India, and doing it by road rather than train gives you the two stops that make it interesting — Fatehpur Sikri between Agra and Jaipur, and the Chand Baori stepwell at Abhaneri. Five days is the right length; four feels rushed.
Airport pickup and hotel check-in. Half-day sightseeing if your arrival allows — India Gate, Qutub Minar or Humayun's Tomb.
A 230 km drive on the Yamuna Expressway. Afternoon at Agra Fort and the Mehtab Bagh viewpoint at sunset.
Sunrise at the Taj, then the drive to Jaipur with stops at Fatehpur Sikri and Abhaneri. Arrive Jaipur by evening.
Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal and the bazaars.
Free morning, then a drop at Jaipur airport or station — or the drive back to Delhi if your flight is from there.
This itinerary is normally run with a Sedan, Innova or Tempo Traveller with driver. The same vehicle and driver stay with you for the whole trip, so your luggage never moves between cars and the day plan can flex as you go. If your group size or luggage suggests a different vehicle, we will say so when we quote.
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
The workhorse of Indian tourism, and for good reason — durable, comfortable over long distances and equally at home on highways and rough approach roads.
The premium version: quieter cabin, better suspension and captain seats in the middle row. Our most requested vehicle for multi-day Rajasthan circuits.
Push-back seats, roof-mounted air conditioning and real luggage space. Three sizes, all with driver, for groups and extended families.
Yes — it is closed to tourists on Fridays. We build the itinerary around that.
Yes. We can return you to Delhi on day five; it adds about five hours of driving, so an early start helps.
Yes, adding two nights at Ranthambore between Jaipur and the return makes it a seven-day trip with tiger safaris included.
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Jaipur's forts and bazaars, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah and the ghats of Pushkar, in three unhurried days.
Rajasthan's three great cities in six days, connected by two of the state's best drives.