The East India tour package presents the charming destinations of east India, which go by the names of Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Gangtok, Kolkata, Bhubaneshwar, Konark and Puri, with Delhi acting as the precursor element.

Day-1: Delhi

Delhi welcomes all and sundry and the tourists are received at the airport and lead to the capital's designated hotel. An overnight stay at the hotel takes place in central Delhi.

Day-2: Delhi

Day two of the package tour enables the traveler to explore Delhi as an expansive cosmopolitan city that harbors within itself an intriguing admixture of the past and the present scenario. Touring and traveling for the whole day in Old and New Delhi would enable a tourist to appreciate the elegant and serene charm of Raj Ghat erected in the memory of Mahatma Gandhi, Jama Masjid which happens to be the biggest place of Islamic worship in India, Red Fort, and Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Minar, India Gate and last but nor the least, the egalitarian Parliament House. The night will be utilized for an overnight stay at the hotel.

Day-3: Delhi » Bagdogra » Darjeeling

The tourists arrive at the Netaji Subhash Bose Airport in Kolkata by air. On arriving at the Netaji Subhash Bose Airport, the group takes off for Darjeeling by roadways. Overnight stay is arranged in the picturesque and hilly town of Darjeeling.

Day-4: Darjeeling

Day four gets initiated with visits to Tiger hill and the exquisite Ghoom Monastery. Then the afternoon tour of Darjeeling is taken up by the group. In Darjeeling, an overnight stay at the local hotel is arranged for the tourists.

Day-5: Darjeeling » Kalimpong

Now, the tourists bid a farewell to Darjeeling to reach Kalimpong as soon as possible, which is another beatific and spellbinding destination to be had a look at. Arriving at the hotel is a time to relax for the tourists and the afternoon is spent at complete and unhindered leisure. The travel tour to Darjeeling is over with a satiated stay at the local hotel.

Day-6: Kalimpong

Kalimpong is located at a height of 1250 meters amidst the Deolo and Durbindra hills. Kalimpong is the perfect destination for a small time off in the middle of soft and uneven hills and beautiful valleys located at the foothills of the youngest mountains of the world, the high Himalayas. Then, we go for an overnight stay after a tired and long day in the treacherous Himalayas.

Day-7: Kalimpong » Gangtok

The posse of tourists leaves Kalimpong for Gangtok, the biggest city of the mythical and mysterious state of Sikkim. Gangtok is famous for its ornate and longstanding monasteries, and for the breathtakingly beautiful displays of the young Himalayas. Gangtok is also one of the most sought after hilly regions in India. Gangtok is home to an interesting amalgamation of both old age charm and the contemporary ethos of the country. An overnight stay is much needed at the end of the day to provide the visiting tourist with ample of time and energy to get up, ready and replenished for the next day in Sikkim.

Day-8: Gangtok

Day number eight can be spent at full leisure and devoted for recreational purposes.

Day-9: Gangtok » Bagdogra » Kolkata

A departure from Gangtok occurs at the Bagdogra Airport by road. The tourists leave Bagdogra by road for Kolkata, the first capital built by the East India company in India. An Overnight stay follows the whole, tiresome journey.

Day-10: Kolkata » Bhubaneshwar

Sightseeing travel tours of Kolkata are organized in the morning. In the afternoon, the groups of tourists leave Kolkata to reach Bhubaneshwar, the capital town in the state. In the end the movement of the tourists takes place to the local hotel for a satisfying stay in the regional hotel.

Day-11: Bhubaneshwar » Konark » Puri

The tourists leave Bhubaneshwar for Puri and before reaching the destination, they reach Konark, the ancient and historically important Sun Temple by the side of Bay of Bengal. In the afternoon, the groups of tourists visit the temples of Puri, one of the four pilgrimage centers of our country, namely, Puri, Dwarka, Rameswaram and Badrinath. The hectic day ends with an overnight stay at one of the city's hotel.

Day-12: Puri » Bhubaneshwar

The morning is spent at the discretion of the tourist. On arriving at Bhubaneshwar, the tourists check-in at the local hotel.

Day-13: Bhubaneshwar » Delhi

On day 13, the tourists are occupied in the whole morning with a travel tour of Bhubaneshwar. The ancient city of Bhubaneshwar is home to a group of 600 pristine temples. It would be no overstatement to state that what temples are to this ancient city, the forts are to Rajasthan. Bhubaneshwar happens to be the last station in East India. Then the tourists leave for Delhi. On arriving, the tourists are lead to one of the hotels for an overnight stay.

Day-14: Delhi » Agra » Delhi

The whole day number 14 is spent in deciphering the secrets of Agra, and the en-route visit to the tomb of Akbar at Sikandara is another attraction attached to the tour. A sightseeing trip makes all the tourists to act as connoisseurs of the grandiose Taj Mahal and enjoy the attractions that the city has in its fold.

Day-15:

The tourists then leave Delhi, India's capital, for their individual journeys.