This morning we board our flight to Bagdogra, followed by a magical drive through the beautiful, mystical Himalaya mountains, for about  three hours, to reach Darjeeling, a city in the State of West Bengal, located in the Himalayas at an elevation of 6700 feet.

Here, we will experience the amazing energy of The Temple of Good Will, a magnificent white palace and the etheric retreat of the Master El Morya (Master of Ray 1). Located in the Himalayas above the city of Darjeeling, the temple flows with radiant currents of light, which also has a physical focus in the hills surrounding the city.  We will connect with the vibrational energy of the Temple of Good Will, Master El Moyra and Archangel Michael (who is the angel of Ray 1).

We will begin our day by visiting Tiger Hill, located 11 km in the hills from Darjeeling. What an amazing location to experience the breathtaking sunrise over the Kanchenjunga Mountain, a most heavenly and peaceful place.

Next we will visit Dhoom Gompa, Located in the Darjeeling hills, 8 km from town. One of the most famous religious monasteries in Darjeeling, Dhoom Gompa houses several ancestral handwritten documents about Buddhism. We will engage with a beautiful and exquisitely carved statue of Maitryei Buddha.

Observatory Hill & Mahakal Temple: A short walk takes us up the Observatory Hill, home to the famous Mahakal shrine sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists. Amidst tinkling temple bells and fluttering prayer flags sit a Hindu priest and a Buddhist lama, performing rituals of both faiths. (Time permitting, we will take a steam engine train ride which through the hills for about two hours.)

We will overnight at our hotel, the Cedar Inn Darjeeling, for 2 nights. (B, L, D)

This morning, we drive back to Bagdogra and board our flight for Delhi.

Upon arrival, we will check into our hotel and have some free time to journal and integrate all that we have experienced thus far.

We will overnight at our hotel the Lemon Tree Delhi. (B, L, D)

This morning, we depart Delhi for Agra, stopping in Mathura, a sacred city and home of the Krishna Temple Complex. A place of beauty and love, these temples are built where major Hindu deity Krishna is said to have been born.

Next, we visit Agra, situated in the ancient region Braj, forming part of India’s heartland Uttar Pradesh. Braj is associated with the birth and early life of Lord Krishna. The city of Agra is situated on the west, or right, bank of the river Yamuna, south east of Delhi. The origin of Agra is shrouded in mystery, and its early history is to some extent uncertain; it was only in the time of Akbar that Agra city attained world-wide fame, becoming one of the greatest and grandest cities of that time.

Upon arrival, we will check-in our hotel and after a little rest we will have an opportunity to visit a Colonial style Indian home built in 1870. Here, we will see how craftsmen are working with gold and silver wires doing embroidery. On display they have a 150-year-old elephant made of ivory and inlaid with ten thousand semi-precious and precious stones. Later, we will have a traditional home cooked Indian dinner with the family members.

We will overnight at our hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Agra. (B, L, D)

This morning, we rise early and visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise. The Taj Mahal is widely recognized as "the jewel of Muslim art" in India and one of the universally admired masterpieces of the world's heritage. This wonderful mausoleum was erected by Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife, the empress Arjumand Bano, later called Mumtaj Mahal.

Described as the lustrous pearl, the Taj Mahal’s beauty stems from several factors: the charming site of the vital river bend on which it stands, the reflection of the building in the water mirroring its magnificence, and the white marble façade of the mausoleum in contrast with the natural background of the skyline when viewed from the garden in front, its color, moods and texture changing quite often.

Within the Taj Mahal, we will experience a powerful vortex which connects us to the Divine Mother.

After our sunrise experience, we'll go back to our hotel for breakfast, and later visit the marble factory where one can view the craftsmen working on marble using the same technique that was used 400 years ago.

Today being the Festival of Holi (festival of colors), we will have an opportunity to enjoy and play with the locals at this unique festival.

We will overnight at our hotel Double Tree by Hilton Agra. (B, L, D)

After breakfast, we depart for Jaipur, en route stopping for lunch and later driving to a village known as Abhanari to see Chand Baori, the world famous stepwell. This is the deepest and largest stepwell in India, with 3,500 narrow steps and over 13 stories, extending approximately 100 feet into the ground.

Here, we will also see and experience Harshad Mata Temple or the Temple of Joy and Happiness, a wonderful Hindu Temple.

Later we'll walk around the village to see the rural life of India, then continue on to Jaipur.

Check in to our hotel, followed by free time.

Overnight at our hotel The Trident Jaipur. (B, L, D)

Jaipur is an amazing city with all its beauty and mysticism. After breakfast, we will visit the Galtaji Temple. About 10 kilometers from Jaipur City, this site consists of a series of temples built into a narrow crevice in the ring of hills that surrounds Jaipur. A natural spring emerges high on the hill and flows downward, filling a series of sacred kunds (water tanks) in which pilgrims bathe. Visitor and pilgrims can ascend the crevasse, continuing past the highest water pool to a hilltop Temple. Views of Jaipur and its fortifications spread out across the valley floor, and it is believed a Saint Galav lived here.

Jaipur, the first planned city in India, is also known as the Pink City of India. In addition to its role as the provincial capital, the economy of Jaipur is fueled by tourism, gemstone cutting, luxury textiles and is considered a major hub for arts and crafts. Many shops sell antiques, jewelery, gems, carpets and leather products. This afternoon, we will be visiting the gem cutting and textiles gallery. Later, we will be visiting the Birla Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi.

Overnight at our hotel The Trident Jaipur. (B, L, D)

This morning, we depart for Jodhpur, a city in the Thar Desert of the northwestern state of Rajasthan. Its 15th century Mehrangarh Fort is perhaps the most magnificent fort of all in Rajasthan. Set on a rocky hill, the fort overlooks the walled city where many houses are painted in blue. Jodhpur is also known as the Sun City, as the sun shines almost every day of the year.

On arrival we check-in, then visit the local market where we will have an opportunity to mingle with the locals and witness wonderous variety, especially the women in their vibrant colors and men with their colorful turbans. We shall visit Maharani Textiles, and conclude our day with a visit to Kunj Bihari Temple. Dedicated to Lord Krishna also known as Sri Nath ji, the temple belongs to the Rama Nandi Vaishnava sect of Hindus.

Overnight at our hotel Balsamand Palace Jodpur. (B, L, D)

After breakfast, we visit the Mehrangarh Fort Temple. Built in 1459, this imposing structure is enclosed by thick walls where several palaces inside are known for their intricate carvings. Here, you will visit the Temple of Maa Chamunda, a Hindu Temple with a dramatic view of Jodhpur City.

We will have the afternoon free to shop explore, rest, meditate or journal. This evening, we will go on a jeep safari to witness the Bishnoi Village.

The Bishnois are devoted worshippers of Nature. On our Bishnoi safari, we shall experience the amazing cultural life of the community and their diet which constitutes pure vegetarian dishes. We will also experience the finest works of pottery and iron smithing. We will see wildlife species like antelopes, demoiselle crane, gazelle, rabbits, peacocks, blue bulls and perhaps blackbuck.

Overnight at our hotel WelcomHeritage Bal Samand Lake Palace Jodpur. (B, L, D)

This morning, our drive will take us to Ranakpur.

In a remote and peaceful valley of Ranakpur are the most beautifully preserved Jain Temples in India. Built in the 15th century, these temples are known for being the largest and most important temples in the Jain religion. The main temple dates back to 1439 and is called the "four-faced temple.” Covering an area of 48,000 square feet, it has 29 halls, 80 domes and is supported by 1444 marble pillars, each of them intricately carved, yet no two are alike.

Later, we check-in at our hotel. In the evening, we will be entertained with Rajasthani Folk dances.

Overnight at our hotel Maharani Bagh Orchard Ranakpur. (B, L, D)

Today, we have an early morning departure to "the city of lakes", Udaipur, in the Mewar Region. Stopping en route, we will visit the Shri Eklingi Ji Temple. Eklingi is believed to be the ruling deity of Mewar.

From here, we'll drive to Udaipur. Known as the Venice of the East, it has been dubbed the most romantic spot on the continent of India by a British administrator, James Todd. It is known as "the city of lakes" because of its sophisticated lake system, with seven lakes surrounding the city, and the city itself nestled around the Aravalli range of Mountains. Upon arrival we'll check-in, and after some rest and tea, we'll drive around the city and take a boat ride on the famous Lake Pichola. We will learn why this city is also known as the White City.

Later, we will proceed for dinner at a local restaurant before heading back to the hotel.

Overnight at our hotel Laxmi Palace Udaipur. (B, L, D)