Today we fly to Nepal for an experience that will change your life.

Arrival at Kathmandu airport and transfer to the hotel. Check-in at the hotel is at 2:00 p.m. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Breakfast. In the morning, half-day panoramic tour: Durbar Square, the former royal residential quarter, with more than 50 important temples; the Rana Palace, called Singha Durbar; the Hanuman Dhoka, the imposing gateway to the Royal Palace with its statue of the "monkey god." We will drive along the "geek" street, where hippies once relaxed, to visit the house temple of the kumari, the child goddess, a living goddess. We finished the morning at the great Swayambunath stupa, with Buddha's eyes painted on its four sides. Its sacred location, on a hill, was decided 2,500 years ago, long before the advent of Buddhism in Nepal. In the afternoon, visit Patan and tour the old city: Newar, the Golden Gate, the Teleju Temple and the statue of Yogendra Malla. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, visit Bodhnath, one of the largest stupas in the world (a building for Buddhist worship, circular in shape and generally domed). Next, depart for Nagarkot hill station, located on the hilltop overlooking the Central Himalayan ranges and Kathmandu Valley. At a height of 2,195 meters, it is considered one of the most picturesque places in Bhaktapur district. It is also known for having a stunning view of the sunrise in the Himalayas and Mount Everest, as well as offering a panoramic view of the Kathmandu Valley. Free time to enjoy nature and its views. We will spend the night at the hotel in Nagarkot. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

Early in the morning, enjoy a beautiful sunrise from the room. Breakfast, around 09:00 hours, departure to the town of Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its rich culture, temples, and works in wood, metal, and stone. In Bhaktapur, you can see traditional art and architecture, historical monuments, and works of art, magnificent windows, ceramics, and weaving works, excellent temples, beautiful lagoons, rich local customs, culture, religion, festivals, or mystical music, among other things. The city is still quite old and is indeed a place where tourists enjoy exploring it. At the end of the 20th century, thanks to a German project, the city was largely cleaned up and restored, becoming one of the main tourist attractions in Nepal. We will continue by road towards Kathmandu. Arrival and check-in at the hotel. Dinner and accommodation at the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel. At 1200 hours, check out and transfer to the airport, where we will embark on our trip to India, an experience that will change your life. Time to fellowship with friends new and old, meditate on the treasures that lie ahead, and take a break. Upon arrival in Delhi, our representative will welcome you at the arrival hall with a Gospel Travel sign. He will welcome them with a flower garland and take a photo at the hotel with his permission. Then transfer to the hotel by private bus. Upon arrival at the hotel, he will carry out check-in formalities and explain the content of your trip in details and schedules. The capital of the Republic of India, Delhi, is a bustling metropolis and a city of almost 17 million people. Delhi is an almost perfect mix of old and modern and is neatly divided into two parts: old and new. Old Delhi is part of the city that was designed by Mughals and New Delhi was mainly designed during the English rule. Delhi has something for everyone, from forts to shopping malls, museums, temples, golf clubs, etc. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast buffet at the hotel. We will continue the tour of New Delhi and Old Delhi. We begin our tour with a visit to the Old City. We will visit the Jama Masjid, commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, builder of the Taj Mahal, and completed in 1628 AD. It is the largest and best-known mosque in India. Enjoy a ride on a cycle cart called “Riksha” that will take us in the narrow lane of the markets and the residential area of the old market, Chandni Chowk, giving you insight into the lifestyle of the locals of the old city and business practices in the region. We will visit the Red Fort, a historic fort in the city of Delhi that served as the main residence of the Mughal emperors. After the visit, you will proceed to New Delhi.

We will visit Gandhi's tomb. Then we will discover the Qutab Minar (12th century), gracefully fluted and completely hand-carved on its shaft. Nearby is the Iron Column, which has witnessed the misfortunes of time impassively and is not even rusty after 1,500 years of history. We will visit the Gateway of India, where we stopped for a photo, the Presidential Palace and the Parliament. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, at 07:30 am, depart by road to Jaipur and check-in at the hotel. Jaipur is the pink city of Rajasthan. Jaipur is perhaps one of the most picturesque cities in the world. It was built according to the canons of the Shilpa Shastra, the ancient Hindu treatise on architecture. Divided into seven rectangular sectors with well-designed, right-angled streets, its planning is a marvel of 18th-century urban planning, when a similar systematization did not exist even in Europe. Surrounded by steep hills at three of its central points, the city is guarded by a powerful fortified wall with seven gates. In the afternoon, we will have a we will have a panoramic visit of the Albert Hall, a palace built to house Prince Albert of England during his visit to Jaipur and we will visit the Birla temple of the Hindu religion. Back to the hotel. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast in the morning. At 07:30 am, we will visit the Patrika Gate. Patrika Gate offers you a view of the vibrant culture of Rajasthan. Each pillar is dedicated to one part or another of the state. Hand paintings of temples, forts, palaces, portraits of rulers of Jaipur, blue pottery, jewelry, photographs of Amer, Hawa Mahal, City Palace, and Jal Mahal are found here to give an idea of the entire history of Jaipur. Then we will visit the Amber Fort, the former capital of the state until 1728. A unique experience: we will ride elephants to ascend to the top of the hill where the fort is located. Next, we visit Jaipur (which takes its name from Maharajah Jai Singh, a prince and astronomer who designed and founded the city in 1727). Next, we will visit the Maharaja's Palace, a former royal residence and today a museum of manuscripts, Rajput and Mughal paintings, and weapons. We will also drive through the residential and business areas of the "pink city,"  passing in front of the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), one of Jaipur's best-known monuments. It's time to shop and learn how Indian rugs are made. The art of carpet making was introduced to India, probably by the great magnate Akbar (1556-1605), who brought together Persian weavers with skilled pattern artists. During the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, many fine rugs made of the finest sheep's wool and silk were woven with Persian patterns. Today, the country is a major exporter of cheap handmade rugs that vary in quality and are often made with classic Persian and Chinese patterns. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast. In the morning, at 07:30 am, departure for Agra en route visiting the Abhaneri stepwell, Chand Baori. Abhaneri: This is Chand Baori, a famous stepwell located in the village of Abhaneri near Jaipur in the state of Rajasthan. It is located in front of the Harshat Mata temple and is one of the largest and deepest in India. It was built in the 9th century and has 3,300 steps, 13 levels and is 100 feet deep. Rebuilt in the 10th century, the incredible Chand Baori stepwell was a practical solution to the water problem in this area of India, where the arid climate forced local inhabitants to carry out deep excavations in search of underground currents. According to legend, the building was built by ghosts in a single night.

Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast, at 06:30–08:00 am After breakfast, we will have a Saturday service (8:15–9:00 am). Then, we will visit the Agra Fort, on the banks of the Yamuna River, in the heart of the city. city. It reflects Indian architecture under three Mughal emperors: Akbar, Jehangir and Shah Jahan. Within the complex are some interesting structures, such as the Jehangiri Mahal, the Anguri Bagh, the Khas Mahal and the Moti Masjid mosque. We will visit one of the most important monuments in the world, the Taj Mahal, a song of love built by Emperor Shah Jehan in 1630 to serve as the mausoleum of his queen, Mumtaj Mahal. This architectural marvel is a magnificent masterpiece, entirely built in white marble. It took artisans from Persia, the Ottoman Empire, France and Italy, helped by 20,000 workers, 17 years to complete it. Lunch is at the hotel. Free afternoon to rest. Today at 6:00 pm, we visit the Mohabbat in the Taj, where we will enjoy a show in which artists create an atmosphere of the Mughal era and present the Braj culture. Dinner and accommodation.

Breakfast and departure from the hotel before driving to the airport to take our flight and take back fond memories.