Distance (from Delhi) - 245km (4h 20min)
Dehradun, one of India’s oldest cities, is nestled in the foothills of the majestic Himalayas and serves as the capital of Uttarakhand. Known for its natural beauty, it boasts lush gardens, verdant parks, and revered temples. Dehradun is also steeped in history, with connections to the Mahabharata, believed to be the home of Guru Drona. The city’s academic heritage shines, with renowned institutions that have gained global recognition, some established during the British era. Beyond its historical and educational importance, Dehradun is an adventure lover’s paradise. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as paragliding, skiing, angling, and river rafting, thanks to its proximity to rivers and mountains. It also serves as a gateway to famous hill stations like Mussoorie and spiritual destinations like Rishikesh and Haridwar. With a rich mix of culture, history, education, and adventure, Dehradun offers something for every traveler.

Distance (from Delhi) - 269km (4h 50min)
Known as the Pink City, Jaipur is renowned for its rich history, architectural splendor, and vibrant culture. Unlike other Rajput rulers, Jaipur's leaders balanced valor with diplomacy, as seen in the city’s design, which follows the principles of Indian Vastu Shastra and symbolizes the nine divisions of the universe. Famous for its majestic forts, palaces, temples, and havelis, Jaipur’s architecture captivates visitors with intricate charm. The city's lush gardens add to its picturesque appeal, offering serenity amidst colorful floral landscapes. Jaipur also boasts exquisite handicrafts and jewelry, making it a treasure trove for visitors seeking both cultural and artistic experiences.

Distance (from Delhi) - 242km (4h 30min)
Located at the foothills of the mighty Shivalik Range, Chandigarh is famed as a well-planned city with elegant structures and lovely gardens. This beautiful city, which is the administrative capital of both Punjab and Haryana, sprawls over an extent of 114 sq km. The history of modern town of Chandigarh is the innovation, skill and teamwork of some celebrated persons, who made possible the formidable task of erecting a sophisticated township out of a cluster of farming fields. The wonderful team led by the French architect Le Corbusier is the progressive spirit behind the modernization of Chandigarh. A fabulous city, which shows an outstanding brilliancy of planning, is divided in to 47 sectors each of them is intertwined by well knit roads. Shopping malls and busy markets characterize every sector. Its carefully set out parks, awesome buildings, concourses and streets flanked by continuous line up of trees and bushes make Chandigarh a dream destination.

Distance (from Delhi) - 182km (3h)
Bharatpur is a birdwatcher's paradise, a place where nature enthusiasts can understand why Dr. Salim Ali was captivated by birds. The region's sheer size and the harmonious presence of birds make it a must-visit. Prince Bhamji of Morvi helped transform Bharatpur into a wildlife reserve, once known for its annual duck shoots in honor of Viceroy Lord Curzon. Located on the edge of the Thar Desert, this marshy land provides water for birds and animals seeking refuge from the harsh climate. Bharatpur’s location makes it easily accessible to tourists, offering a perfect escape for nature lovers.

Distance (from Delhi) - 211km (3h 50min)
Agra, home to the iconic Taj Mahal—one of the Seven Wonders of the World—is a historic city in Uttar Pradesh, India. Known for its stunning architecture and rich history, Agra was founded in 1475 and even finds mention in the Mahabharata as Agraban (paradise). It became a prominent capital under dynasties like the Lodhis and Mughals. Set along the Yamuna River, Agra boasts three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. A hub of Mughal art, culture, and architecture, Agra is a top tourist destination, offering excellent infrastructure and luxurious accommodations for visitors.