New Delhi to Mumbai Tours

What our customers ask about New Delhi to Mumbai Tours

• What would be an example day-by-day itinerary between New Delhi and Mumbai?

  The classic route between these major cities spans across northern India with distinct stops. Begin with two days in Delhi exploring the ancient Qutub Minar and the grand Humayun's Tomb. Move to Agra for two days to see the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort during optimal morning light. Continue to Jaipur where two to three days allow time for the hilltop Amber Fort and ornate City Palace. Udaipur follows with two days around its network of lakes and royal residences. The journey ends with two days in Mumbai at the seaside Gateway of India and the rock-cut Elephanta Caves. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We really enjoyed our Mumbai tour and left with some fantastic memories. Everything was perfect with this professional team."

• What are the must-see highlights between New Delhi and Mumbai?

  The route connects India's most significant landmarks. The journey includes the white marble Taj Mahal in Agra the sandstone Amber Fort rising above Jaipur and Udaipur's Lake Palace floating on Lake Pichola. Travelers often stop at Jodhpur's commanding Mehrangarh Fort before reaching Mumbai's iconic Gateway of India. For those interested in spiritual sites the Brahma Temple in Pushkar and the riverside ghats of Varanasi offer rich cultural insight. As one TourRadar traveler shared the itinerary allows you to "witness all the major colors of Rajasthan and India."

• What is the average price range for New Delhi to Mumbai tours?

  Complete tours linking these cities cost between USD 1800 and USD 4000. The 12-day "Icons of India" tour priced at USD 2975 represents a mid-range option with stays at 4-star properties like Hotel Taj Villa in Agra and Mewar Haveli in Udaipur. Basic tours start at USD 150 per day while high-end experiences can reach USD 300 or more daily. The final cost depends on hotel category chosen activities and length of stay.

• What type of accommodation can I expect on these tours?

  The route offers lodging across comfort levels from reliable 3-star hotels to luxurious 5-star properties. Delhi accommodations include international chains like ITC Welcome and Le Meridien. Udaipur features distinctive options such as the Lake Palace Hotel and Trident. Mumbai's seafront location shapes its hotel choices with The Sea Princess and Taj Mahal Palace offering water views. A TourRadar traveler confirmed: "Hotels were centrally located with adjoining markets and guest-friendly staff."

• What historical monuments are typically included in New Delhi to Mumbai tours?

  The route connects multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites. In Delhi travelers explore the 12th-century Qutub Minar and Humayun's Tomb. Agra presents the Taj Mahal and Red Fort while Jaipur features the hilltop Amber Fort. Mumbai's Victorian-era Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus rounds out the major sites. Many tours add stops at the abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri and Mumbai's Elephanta Caves. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Everything was arranged as planned and we had a great time visiting the magnificent monuments that will stay forever in our memory."

• What unique cultural experiences are offered between New Delhi and Mumbai?

  The journey weaves together daily life and traditions. Travelers ride rickshaws through Old Delhi's busy Chandni Chowk market join cooking sessions with Jaipur families and watch puppet performances in Udaipur. Mumbai offers visits to the bustling Dhobi Ghat where washermen continue centuries-old laundry traditions. Tours often include evening temple ceremonies and walks through historic districts. A TourRadar traveler commented: "Local guides ciekawie opowiadali o zwiedzanych zabytkach [interestingly told stories about the monuments visited]."