RutasSouth Asia
One Month in North India
Delhi, the Ganges, the Taj Mahal and Rajasthan's fort cities by train.
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1Delhi INOld Delhi's Chandni Chowk and Jama Masjid, Humayun's Tomb and the Qutub Minar.3 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Delhi o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
train to Haridwar and taxi to Rishikesh · acerca de 6.5 horas
2Rishikesh INYoga classes, riverside walks between the suspension bridges and the aarti at Triveni Ghat.5 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Rishikesh o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
taxi to Dehradun airport and domestic flight to Varanasi, often via Delhi · acerca de 7.0 horas
3Varanasi INDawn boat ride along the ghats and the evening aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat.4 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Varanasi o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste. Destino perfilado más cercano: Kathmandu (acerca de 350 km).
overnight sleeper train · acerca de 13.0 horas
4Agra INThe Taj Mahal at sunrise, Agra Fort and the view from Mehtab Bagh.2 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Agra o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
train · acerca de 4.5 horas
5Jaipur INAmber Fort, the City Palace, Hawa Mahal and the Jantar Mantar.4 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Jaipur o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
train to Ajmer and taxi to Pushkar · acerca de 3.0 horas
6Pushkar INWalk the ghats around Pushkar Lake and climb to the Savitri Temple for sunset.2 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Pushkar o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
bus · acerca de 5.0 horas
7Jodhpur INMehrangarh Fort, the blue old city and the clock tower market.3 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Jodhpur o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
bus or hired car via Ranakpur · acerca de 6.5 horas
8Udaipur INThe City Palace, boat trips on Lake Pichola and sunset from the hills above the city.4 noches
No contamos con un perfil completo del destino para Udaipur o su país todavía, así que no hay cifras de costos, clima ni visa para esta parada; las notas de ruta describen en qué consiste.
Delhi and the Ganges
The route starts in Delhi, where the bazaars of Old Delhi and the Jama Masjid contrast with Humayun's Tomb and the Qutub Minar in the south of the city. It then heads north by train to Haridwar and on to Rishikesh, the foothill town on the Ganges known for yoga schools, ashrams, riverside walks and white-water rafting in season. A flight links the foothills with Varanasi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, where the ghats, the evening Ganga aarti ceremony and dawn boat trips on the river are the main draws.
Agra and the Golden Triangle
An overnight sleeper train carries the route west to Agra for the Taj Mahal (closed on Fridays) and Agra Fort, with the abandoned Mughal city of Fatehpur Sikri as an optional half-day trip. Jaipur, the third point of the Golden Triangle, follows: the Amber Fort, the City Palace, the Hawa Mahal and the Jantar Mantar observatory, plus the bazaars of the walled old city. Pushkar, a small pilgrimage town set around a sacred lake, is a slower stop on the way west.
Rajasthan's blue and white cities
Jodhpur sits beneath Mehrangarh Fort, with the blue-painted houses of the old city spreading below its walls. The road south to Udaipur passes the marble Jain temple complex at Ranakpur, a common stop on the way. Udaipur closes the route with its lakes, the City Palace and rooftop views over Lake Pichola, and has an airport with domestic connections. Indian Railways reservations open well in advance and popular trains fill quickly, so the route relies on booking the main legs early through the official IRCTC website or authorised apps.
Notas prácticas
Visas: Most nationalities need a visa before arrival. India's e-Visa covers many passports; the official Government of India e-Visa portal is the place to apply and to check current eligibility. Transport: Long-distance trains in sleeper and air-conditioned classes for most legs, taxis or buses for Pushkar and the Jodhpur to Udaipur road, and one domestic flight from Dehradun to Varanasi. Weather: October to March is the main season. December and January can be cold and foggy in Delhi, Agra and Varanasi, which often delays trains, and April to June is very hot across the plains. Budget: The mid figure assumes private rooms in mid-range guesthouses and heritage havelis, air-conditioned train classes, the domestic flight, monument entry fees and some guided visits. Safety: Road traffic, food and water hygiene and air quality (notably in Delhi in winter) are the main concerns, and touts around stations and monuments are common. Government travel advisories are worth checking before departure.