New Delhi 32-Day Trip Itinerary

Depart Toronto (YYZ)

Begin your journey to Delhi from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ).

Enjoy the comfort of business class for a relaxed start to your trip.

Ensure all travel documents (passports, visas for India) are in order for everyone, including your child. Business class typically includes lounge access.

Layover in Addis Ababa

Connect through Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Use this time for a stretch and a meal before continuing your flight to Delhi.

Adjust your watches for time zones. Keep essential items for your child easily accessible during the layover.

Flight to Delhi

Continue your business class flight from Addis Ababa to Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in Delhi.

Try to get some rest on the flight to help minimize jet lag upon arrival.

Arrive in Delhi

Arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

After clearing immigration and customs, proceed to your hotel.

Have your e-visa printouts and customs forms ready. Pre-booking an airport transfer can save time and hassle.

Hotel Check-in & Rest

Check into your hotel near the airport or in a convenient location.

Prioritize rest and allow your family to adjust to the new time zone.

Request an early check-in or pre-book the night before to ensure room availability upon your early morning arrival.

Relaxed Dinner

Enjoy a quiet dinner at the hotel or a nearby restaurant.

Opt for easily digestible food to aid in acclimatization.

Private Taxi Service

Start your day with a private taxi service to explore Old Delhi at your own pace, which is ideal with a young child.

Book a reliable service for comfortable travel between sights. Delhi Private Taxi Service in India is a highly-rated option.

Red Fort Exterior Views

Visit the majestic Red Fort.

Given the child's age, enjoy the impressive exterior views and surrounding gardens rather than a full interior tour, which can be long.

The Red Fort is closed on Mondays. The grounds offer space for children to move around.

Chandni Chowk Rickshaw Ride

Experience the vibrant chaos of Chandni Chowk with a relaxing rickshaw ride.

Enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of this historic market from a comfortable vantage point.

Hold your child securely. Rickshaw drivers are readily available. Negotiate the price before starting the ride.

Lunch in Old Delhi

Savor authentic Old Delhi street food or find a family-friendly restaurant.

Try parathas (stuffed flatbreads) at Paranthe Wali Gali if it suits your child's palate.

Look for reputable eateries and bottled water. Delhi Food Walks offers excellent guided experiences for older kids/adults, but you can explore on your own.

India Gate & Rashtrapati Bhavan

Drive past or stop for a photo opportunity at the iconic India Gate, and view Rashtrapati Bhavan (Presidential Residence) from a distance.

The open spaces around India Gate are good for a short stroll.

A popular spot, especially in the late afternoon. Traffic can be heavy.

ISKCON Temple Delhi

Visit the beautiful ISKCON Temple, known for its vibrant atmosphere, colorful deities, and peaceful ambiance.

Children often enjoy the music and visuals.

Remove shoes before entering. Photography is usually permitted. There's often a good vegetarian restaurant on-site.

Lunch & Leisure

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or back at your hotel.

Allow for some downtime for your child to rest or play.

National Zoological Park

Spend the afternoon at the National Zoological Park of Delhi, a perfect outing for a 2.

5-year-old to see various animals.

The zoo is closed on Fridays. Ensure you visit on another day, which is fine since today is Friday. It's a large area, so consider a stroller for your child.

Explore Chandni Chowk

Immerse yourselves in the bustling lanes of Old Delhi's historic market.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere, traditional goods, and street vendors.

Keep a close watch on your child in the crowded lanes. Great for sensory exploration.

Old Delhi Food Walk

Embark on a guided food expedition to relish the authentic food culture of Delhi.

Discover hidden culinary gems and taste local delicacies.

Inform your guide about traveling with a child for appropriate food choices. Stay hydrated.

Family Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed family dinner at a restaurant in Old Delhi or near your hotel after a day of exploration.

Look for family-friendly restaurants with comfortable seating. Consider a restaurant that offers a mix of local and international cuisine.

Red Fort Visit

Explore the majestic Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an iconic symbol of India's rich history.

Wander through its impressive architecture.

Wear comfortable shoes. Strollers might be challenging on some terrains, consider a baby carrier for the child. Book tickets online in advance to save time.

National Zoological Park

Enjoy a family visit to the National Zoological Park, home to a variety of animals and birds.

A fun and engaging experience for your child.

Consider bringing snacks and water. The park is quite spread out, so comfortable walking shoes or a stroller for your child are recommended.

Dinner at Connaught Place

Dine in Connaught Place, a lively and iconic commercial and shopping hub.

It offers a wide range of restaurants and cafes.

Many restaurants here cater to international tastes and are generally family-friendly.

ISKCON Temple Visit

Visit the peaceful ISKCON Temple, a spiritual and cultural complex known for its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere.

A calm option for Republic Day.

Republic Day celebrations might lead to road closures and heightened security in central Delhi. This temple offers a more accessible and tranquil experience. Dress modestly.

Vegetarian Lunch

Enjoy a vegetarian lunch at the temple's restaurant or a nearby eatery, experiencing traditional Indian flavors.

Afternoon Leisure

Given Republic Day's potential traffic and closures, enjoy a relaxing afternoon at your hotel.

Utilize the pool, play areas, or simply unwind.

Keep an eye on local news for any specific events or restrictions related to Republic Day.

HOHO Delhi City Tour

Experience Delhi's key attractions comfortably with the Hop-On Hop-Off (HOHO) bus tour.

You can choose to hop off at one or two stops that pique your interest.

A convenient way to see many sights without extensive walking, ideal for a family with a young child. Check their specific routes and timings for the day.

Mall Lunch & Play

Have lunch at a modern shopping mall, which often provides good food courts and amenities like clean restrooms and sometimes play areas for children.

Saket, Vasant Kunj, or Rajouri Garden areas have several large malls.

Dilli Haat Shopping

Explore Dilli Haat, an open-air market showcasing crafts, food, and cultural performances from different states of India.

Perfect for souvenir hunting.

It's a ticketed entry but provides a relaxed and culturally rich shopping experience, less chaotic than other markets.

Delhi Magic Bespoke Tour

Engage Delhi Magic for a customized and insightful tour focusing on specific interests like historical architecture. They tailor tours for families.

Discuss your preferences, such as focusing on child-friendly aspects or specific architectural sites like Humayun's Tomb or Qutub Minar (UNESCO sites).

Afternoon Family Leisure

Enjoy some quality family time, perhaps a swim at the hotel pool, a visit to a nearby garden for play, or simply relaxing in your luxurious accommodation.

Family Dinner

Have a special family dinner to mark the end of your Delhi segment before heading to Agra and Jaipur.

Choose a restaurant that caters to all tastes.

Consider pre-booking, especially if opting for a popular restaurant.

Travel to Agra by Car

Embark on a comfortable private car journey from Delhi to Agra, a crucial part of the Golden Triangle route.

Enjoy the scenic drive through the Indian countryside.

Lunch in Agra

Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a local restaurant upon arrival in Agra, savoring North Indian cuisine.

Hotel Check-in & Rest

Check into your hotel in Agra and allow for some rest and freshening up, especially important after the drive and with a toddler.

Explore Agra Fort

Visit the magnificent Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

This historical fort served as the main residence of the emperors of the Mughal Dynasty.

Wear comfortable shoes. Strollers might be challenging in some areas, so consider a baby carrier for your child.

Dinner in Agra

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant offering views or proximity to the Taj Mahal.

Sunrise at Taj Mahal

Witness the breathtaking beauty of the Taj Mahal at sunrise, when the marble glows softly and the crowds are relatively smaller.

An unforgettable experience.

Pre-book tickets online to avoid queues. Photography is allowed but be respectful. Ensure child is dressed warmly if morning is cool. Strollers not allowed inside, so a baby carrier is advised.

Breakfast & Hotel Leisure

Return to your hotel for a hearty breakfast and some well-deserved rest after the early morning visit.

Enjoy hotel amenities or relax with your child.

Lunch

Have lunch at the hotel or explore a nearby restaurant.

Child Nap/Play Time

Allow dedicated time for your toddler to nap or play, ensuring they are well-rested for the evening activity.

Mehtab Bagh Sunset View

Visit Mehtab Bagh, a beautiful Mughal garden across the Yamuna River, offering stunning panoramic views of the Taj Mahal at sunset.

A quieter alternative to view the Taj Mahal, especially pleasant in the late afternoon. Bring insect repellent.

Evening Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in Agra, perhaps trying a different local delicacy.

Travel to Jaipur by Car

Depart from Agra for Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, famously known as the 'Pink City'.

The journey offers more views of rural India.

Lunch in Jaipur

Enjoy a traditional Rajasthani lunch upon your arrival in Jaipur.

Hotel Check-in & Rest

Check into your luxurious hotel in Jaipur and take time to relax and settle in.

Visit City Palace

Explore the exquisite City Palace complex, a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, housing museums, courtyards, and gardens.

Some areas might have stairs, so a baby carrier can be useful. The palace has interesting displays that might capture a child's attention.

Dinner & Johari Bazaar

Enjoy dinner followed by an evening stroll through Johari Bazaar, famous for its jewelry and traditional Rajasthani crafts.

A sensory experience for all ages.

Amber Fort Excursion

Journey to Amber Fort, a majestic hill fort known for its artistic Hindu style elements.

Enjoy a jeep ride up to the fort's entrance.

Jeep rides are recommended over elephant rides for ethical reasons and comfort with a child. The fort involves a lot of walking.

Lunch near Fort

Have lunch at a restaurant conveniently located near Amber Fort or on your way back to the city center.

Jal Mahal Photo Stop

A quick photo stop at Jal Mahal (Water Palace), which appears to float in the middle of Man Sagar Lake.

You can only view it from the roadside.

Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds)

Visit the iconic Hawa Mahal, a stunning five-story palace built of pink sandstone, famous for its intricate lattice work façade.

Great for photos.

Rajasthani Cultural Dinner

Experience an authentic Rajasthani dinner, often accompanied by traditional folk music and dance performances, offering cultural immersion.

Jantar Mantar

Explore Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an astronomical observatory.

Marvel at the large-scale stone instruments used to tell time and track celestial bodies.

It's an open-air site, so dress appropriately for the weather. Engaging for children who enjoy interesting shapes and sizes.

Bazaar Shopping

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Jaipur's traditional bazaars.

Explore Tripolia Bazaar for bangles and lac jewelry, or Bapu Bazaar for textiles and leather goods.

Be ready to bargain! Keep a close eye on your child in crowded areas.

Lunch

Enjoy lunch at a café or restaurant in the bustling city center of Jaipur.

Afternoon Hotel Leisure

Spend the afternoon at leisure, perhaps enjoying the hotel pool, spa facilities, or simply relaxing in your room.

This allows for downtime for both adults and child.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a final memorable dinner in Jaipur, reflecting on the amazing sights and experiences of Agra and Jaipur.

Hotel Check-in & Relax

Arrive at your accommodation in Jaipur, check-in, and take some time to refresh and let your child settle in after the journey from Agra/Jaipur's previous segment.

Enjoy the hotel facilities or simply relax.

Ensure an early check-in is arranged if possible. Allow your toddler ample time to rest and play.

City Palace Exploration

Visit the majestic City Palace, a complex of courtyards, gardens, and buildings.

Explore the Mubarak Mahal (Textile Museum) and Chandra Mahal (royal residence, part accessible). The open spaces are good for a child.

Stroller friendly in many areas, but expect some stairs. Keep an eye on your child in crowded sections. Consider hiring a guide for a more insightful visit.

Lunch near Palace

Enjoy a traditional Rajasthani lunch at a local restaurant near the City Palace.

Hawa Mahal (Wind Palace)

Visit the iconic Hawa Mahal, known for its unique beehive-like facade with 953 windows.

While the interior is interesting, a photo stop and view from the outside are often sufficient, especially with a young child.

The best view is from the street opposite. If entering, be aware of narrow passages and stairs. Toddler might enjoy pointing at the numerous windows.

Evening Leisure

Return to the hotel for some relaxation.

Let your child unwind before dinner.

Dinner at a Rooftop Restaurant

Enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant offering views of the illuminated Pink City.

Choose a family-friendly spot.

Amer Fort Exploration

Explore the magnificent Amer Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

You can take a jeep ride up to the fort entrance. Discover its intricate palaces, halls, and courtyards, including the stunning Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace).

Jeep ride is a fun experience for children. Be prepared for walking and stairs inside the fort. Carry water and snacks. Consider hiring a private guide at the entrance.

Lunch near Amer Fort

Have lunch at a restaurant with views of Amer Fort, or a local eatery in the village below.

Elephantastic Experience

Visit an ethical elephant village/sanctuary for a gentle interaction with elephants.

Your child might enjoy feeding or bathing them (ensure the facility is reputable and ethical).

Research facilities for ethical treatment of animals. Supervise child closely during interactions. Book in advance.

Hotel Relaxation

Return to your hotel.

Relax by the pool or enjoy some quiet time before dinner.

Dinner at Peacock Rooftop Restaurant

Dine at the popular Peacock Rooftop Restaurant, known for its ambiance and delicious food.

Nahargarh Fort & Views

Drive up to Nahargarh Fort, offering panoramic views of Jaipur city.

Explore the fort's unique architecture and Madhavendra Bhawan, known for its interconnected suites. It's less crowded than Amer, good for a toddler to roam.

Great photo opportunities. The cafe inside offers refreshments and lovely views. The drive up is scenic.

Jaigarh Fort & Jaivana Cannon

Visit Jaigarh Fort, located nearby Nahargarh.

This fort is known for its impressive fortifications and houses the world's largest cannon on wheels, Jaivana. It's an interesting historical site.

The cannon is a highlight. Pathways are generally well-maintained. Combine with Nahargarh for efficiency.

Rajasthani Thali Lunch

Savor an authentic Rajasthani Thali for lunch, a platter of various local dishes.

Many places offer live folk music during lunch.

Panna Meena ka Kund (Stepwell)

Visit the picturesque Panna Meena ka Kund, an ancient stepwell near Amer Fort.

Admire its symmetrical steps and unique architecture. It's a great spot for photos and a brief, fascinating visit.

Be careful with children near the steps; direct access into the stepwell is usually restricted. No entry fee required.

Puppet Show & Dinner

Experience a traditional Rajasthani puppet show (Kathputli) while enjoying dinner.

This will be entertaining for your child.

Chokhi Dhani offers a full village experience with various cultural performances and food, which can be a fun evening for the whole family.

Jantar Mantar Observatory

Explore Jantar Mantar, a UNESCO World Heritage site and an astronomical observatory built by Maharaja Jai Singh II.

The giant instruments are fascinating to look at and surprisingly accurate.

A guide can explain the instruments; otherwise, it's a unique open-air museum. The large structures can be interesting for a toddler to see.

Albert Hall Museum Visit

Visit the Albert Hall Museum, the oldest museum in Rajasthan, housed in an Indo-Saracenic style building.

It showcases a rich collection of artifacts, including pottery, sculptures, and miniature paintings.

A more manageable size for a quick visit with a child. The building itself is beautiful. Consider a shorter visit if your child gets restless easily.

Modern Cafe Lunch

Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a modern cafe, offering a variety of cuisines and a comfortable atmosphere.

Bapu & Johari Bazaar Shopping

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant local markets.

Bapu Bazaar is famous for textiles, local crafts, and Mojari shoes, while Johari Bazaar is known for jewelry. Experience the local hustle and bustle.

Keep a close watch on your child in crowded areas. Be prepared for bargaining. This is a sensory experience for a toddler!

Dinner at a Heritage Restaurant

Dine at a restaurant set in a heritage haveli, offering a royal dining experience with exquisite food and ambiance.

Galta Ji (Monkey Temple)

Visit Galta Ji, an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site featuring a series of temples built into a narrow crevice in the Aravalli hills.

It's famous for its natural spring and resident monkeys, which can be entertaining for your child.

Be cautious around the monkeys; do not feed them directly. Wear sturdy shoes. It's a unique cultural experience. Avoid bringing food items into the temple complex.

Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping

Enjoy some final souvenir shopping at a relaxed pace, perhaps focusing on a particular craft or item you liked.

Leisurely Lunch

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a restaurant of your choice, reflecting on your time in Jaipur.

Hotel Pool Time & Packing

Spend the afternoon relaxing at the hotel, perhaps enjoying the pool, and then begin packing and preparing for your next journey to Udaipur.

Ensure all belongings are accounted for and any travel arrangements for the next leg are confirmed.

Farewell Dinner in Jaipur

Enjoy a final dinner in Jaipur, perhaps at a restaurant offering live music or a special ambiance, celebrating your time in the Pink City.

Travel from Jaipur to Udaipur

Enjoy a comfortable private car transfer from Jaipur to Udaipur.

The scenic drive takes you through the Rajasthani landscape, allowing for stops as needed for your child.

Hotel Check-in & Relaxation

Check into your hotel, settle in, and allow some time for your child to rest or play before heading out.

Take advantage of hotel amenities like a pool or garden for some family time.

Sunset Boat Ride Lake Pichola

Experience a magical sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola, offering stunning views of the City Palace, Jag Mandir, and other lakeside havelis.

An enchanting experience for all.

Tickets usually purchased at City Palace jetty. Life jackets are provided. Best views are during sunset.

Lakeview Dinner

Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants overlooking Lake Pichola, offering delicious Indian and international cuisine in a beautiful setting.

Many restaurants cater to families, offering high chairs and child-friendly options.

Explore City Palace

Discover the magnificent City Palace complex, a blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture.

Explore its courtyards, museums, and stunning views of Lake Pichola. Keep the visit manageable for your child.

Consider hiring a guide for a more insightful (and quicker) tour. Some areas might have stairs, so a child carrier could be useful.

Lunch near City Palace

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a restaurant conveniently located near the City Palace, offering a variety of cuisines.

Jagdish Temple & Old City Stroll

Visit the impressive Jagdish Temple, an intricately carved Hindu temple.

Afterwards, take a gentle stroll through the vibrant, narrow lanes of the Old City, soaking in the local atmosphere.

Remember to remove shoes before entering the temple. The old city streets can be busy, so keep your child close.

Hotel Relaxation & Dinner

Return to the hotel for some relaxation.

You can let your child play, enjoy the pool, or simply unwind before a quiet dinner at the hotel or a nearby restaurant.

Saheliyon-ki-Bari Visit

Explore Saheliyon-ki-Bari, the 'Garden of Maidens,' with its beautiful fountains, kiosks, and marble elephants.

It's a serene and spacious garden, perfect for a leisurely walk with a child.

Great for photos and a peaceful escape. There's space for children to move around.

Lunch by Fateh Sagar Lake

Enjoy lunch at a cafe or restaurant situated near Fateh Sagar Lake, offering pleasant views and a relaxed atmosphere.

Fateh Sagar Lake Exploration

Spend the afternoon at Fateh Sagar Lake.

You can opt for another boat ride to Nehru Park or simply enjoy a leisurely walk along the scenic promenade.

Pedal boats are also an option for some family fun if your child is comfortable.

Early Evening Cultural Show

Attend an early evening cultural show at Bagore Ki Haveli or another local venue.

These shows often feature traditional Rajasthani dance, music, and puppet acts that can be engaging for children.

Check show timings in advance, as some can be quite late. An earlier show might be more suitable for your toddler's schedule.

Sajjangarh Palace (Monsoon Palace)

Drive up to Sajjangarh Palace, perched on a hilltop, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Udaipur, its lakes, and the surrounding Aravalli hills. The palace grounds are spacious for a child.

Hire a taxi or auto-rickshaw to reach the palace. The views are spectacular, especially on a clear day.

Lunch in the City

Descend from the palace and enjoy lunch at a restaurant back in the main city area.

Shilpgram Craft Village

Visit Shilpgram, a rural arts and crafts complex showcasing traditional Rajasthani village life, art, and crafts.

It's an open-air museum where you can watch artisans at work.

Good for hands-on experiences and finding unique souvenirs. Plenty of space for a child to explore.

Leisure Time & Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed evening.

You can unwind at your hotel, perhaps enjoy the pool, or find a charming restaurant for dinner at your leisure.

Ahar Cenotaphs

Visit the peaceful and historically significant Ahar Cenotaphs, the royal cremation grounds of the Mewar rulers.

Explore the ancient ruins and memorial chhatris.

A quiet place for reflection and offers a different perspective on local history. Plenty of open space for a child to explore.

Hathi Pol Bazaar Exploration

Explore Hathi Pol Bazaar, a bustling local market known for traditional Rajasthani paintings, textiles, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Practice your bargaining skills! Be mindful of the crowd with your child.

Local Eatery Lunch

Enjoy a casual lunch at a local eatery, sampling some authentic Rajasthani dishes or other Indian favorites.

Free Afternoon & Departure Prep

Enjoy some free time for last-minute souvenir shopping, relaxation at the hotel, or simply preparing for your onward journey back to Delhi, which is the next segment of your trip.

Arrival & Hotel Check-in

Arrive back in Delhi (assuming travel from Udaipur on Day 25 or early Day 26).

Check into your luxury hotel and take some time to settle in.

After extensive travel, prioritize rest for your family. The hotel offers excellent amenities for relaxation.

Hotel Leisure & Playtime

Enjoy the facilities at The Leela Palace.

Take a dip in the pool (if available and weather permitting), or let your child play in a designated area while you relax.

A relaxed afternoon is ideal after travel, especially with a young child. Utilize the hotel's amenities.

Family Dinner at Hotel

Enjoy a comfortable dinner at one of the family-friendly restaurants within The Leela Palace, offering a relaxed atmosphere.

Convenient for a first evening back in Delhi, avoiding extra travel with your child.

National Zoological Park

Spend the morning at the National Zoological Park of Delhi, a perfect outing for your 2.

5-year-old to see various animals.

Consider bringing a stroller for your child. Weekends can be busy, arrive early.

ISKCON Temple Delhi

Visit the beautiful ISKCON Temple, known for its spiritual ambiance, intricate architecture, and peaceful atmosphere.

It's a visually engaging experience.

Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered). Remove shoes before entering the temple area.

South Delhi Dinner

Enjoy dinner at a family-friendly restaurant in South Delhi, perhaps in the Greater Kailash or Hauz Khas Village area.

South Delhi offers many diverse dining options, from local Indian to international cuisines.

Explore Red Fort

Visit the magnificent Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Explore its vast courtyards, palaces, and learn about Mughal architecture and history.

The complex is large, so bring a stroller or carrier for your child. Wear comfortable shoes. Entry gates are specific, check directions.

Delhi Food Walk Experience

Embark on a culinary journey with Delhi Food Walks, experiencing the vibrant street food and local delicacies. Focus on child-friendly options.

Inform the tour provider about your child to ensure suitable food choices and pacing. Focus on hygiene and bottled water. Booking required in advance.

Relaxed Evening & Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed evening back at the hotel or a nearby restaurant after a day of historical exploration and food tasting.

Consider an early night for your child after a busy day.

HOHO Delhi Bus Tour

Enjoy a hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour of Delhi, offering a comfortable way to see multiple landmarks without excessive walking, ideal with a young child.

Choose stops wisely based on your child's interest and energy levels. It's a great way to see the city without too much effort.

Dilli Haat for Souvenirs

Visit Dilli Haat, an open-air market offering handicrafts, food, and cultural performances from various Indian states.

A pleasant place for souvenir shopping.

Good place to find unique Indian crafts. There are also food stalls if you want a snack.

Dinner in Connaught Place

Dine at one of the many renowned restaurants in Connaught Place, a hub for dining and entertainment in Central Delhi.

Many options available, from traditional Indian to international cuisine. Great for people-watching.

Hotel Relaxation & Playtime

Enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps a final visit to the hotel pool or a relaxing breakfast.

Let your child have some unstructured playtime.

A relaxed start to the day before packing for departure.

Farewell Lunch

Savor a final Indian meal at a local restaurant or a specific cuisine you've enjoyed during your trip.

Choose a restaurant close to your hotel for convenience.

Packing & Hotel Amenities

Spend the afternoon packing your bags, organizing souvenirs, and enjoying the last few hours of your hotel's comfort before preparing for departure.

Ensure all documents are ready for your upcoming return flight.

Leisurely Morning

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your hotel and some free time before heading out for the day.

A good opportunity to finish any light packing and plan your final activities.

Last-Minute Souvenir Shopping

Head to a local market or a specialty store to pick up any final souvenirs or gifts.

Consider areas like Khan Market for upscale shopping or Janpath Market for traditional crafts.

Khan Market offers boutique stores, while Janpath is good for handicrafts and textiles. Remember to bargain at Janpath. With a 2.5-year-old, consider a market with easier navigation.

Family Lunch

Enjoy a delicious Indian meal at a family-friendly restaurant.

Consider a thali for a variety of dishes or a popular North Indian restaurant suitable for children.

ISKCON Temple Visit

Visit the beautiful ISKCON Temple, known for its spiritual ambiance and grand architecture.

It offers a calm and reflective experience, away from the city's hustle, which can be pleasant with a child.

Respectful attire is recommended (shoulders and knees covered). You might catch aarti (prayer) ceremonies in the evening. There's often a restaurant on-site.

Final Packing & Relaxation

Return to the hotel to finalize packing and organize your luggage for tomorrow's departure.

Allow your child some quiet time and prepare for the long journey ahead.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a special farewell dinner at one of Delhi's renowned restaurants, perhaps within your hotel or a nearby upscale dining establishment, reflecting on your wonderful trip to India.

Leisurely Breakfast

Enjoy your final breakfast in India at the hotel.

Take your time and savor the last moments before preparing for your journey home.

Relax & Final Checks

Spend some relaxing time in your hotel room, gather any last-minute items, or let your child play.

Ensure all personal belongings are accounted for and hand luggage is organized.

Hotel Check-out

Complete the check-out process from your hotel.

You might be able to arrange for late check-out or luggage storage if needed, depending on your flight schedule and hotel policy.

Early Dinner Before Flight

Have an early dinner before heading to the airport.

Choose something light and easy to digest for your journey.

Transfer to Airport

A private taxi will transfer you from your hotel to Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) for your departure.

Allow sufficient time for traffic.

Airport Check-in & Security

Proceed with check-in for your business class flight, pass through security, and head to your departure gate.

Utilizing business class benefits will streamline this process. Allow ample time, especially with a young child.