Mughal dynasty is one of the main chapters in Indian history. Going through a Mughal India tour you will get to learn about the different aspects of this period. This itinerary will help you out to chalk out plans for one of the most perfect heritage tours.

Day 1 New Delhi is the capital of India and the whole Mughal India tour begins from this fabulous city. The tourists arrive in the international airport of New Delhi and spends the first night in any of the all-facilitated hotels of this city.

Day 2 The 2nd day begins with a tour of Old Delhi which was the capital of the Mughal empire. There are some of the main Mughal architectural patterns which are located in this city. Red Fort is the first place which you should visit. This place will give you a clear idea about the Mughal's lifestyle. Today the whole fort has been turned into a remarkable museum with collections having associations with its past. You can also pay a visit to Rajghat where the last rituals of Mahatma Gandhi was performed. Other interests include the names of Qutab Minar, Bhai Temple, Humayun's Tomb and India Gate.

Day 3 This day is dedicated to Taj Mahal – a fabulous creation by the Mughal emperor Shahjahan. One can take Shatabdi Express to reach Agra, the location of Taj Mahal from Delhi. Taj Mahal was built by Shahjahan in the memory of his beloved wife. He was imprisoned in his final days by his son in Red Fort from where Shahjahan used to sooth his eyes with the glimpses of Taj Mahal. This monument is now regarded as one of the major wonders of the world.

Day 4 Fatehpur Sikri is the destination for the 4th day of this Mughal India tour. This little town was the capital of Mughal emperor Akbar. Buildings made with red stone have made this city into another example of Mughal architecture. After visiting Fatehpur Sikri one can easily head towards Ranthambore National Park.

Day 5 The 5th day of this tour is totally spent in Ranthambore National Park. This is one of the national parks in this country which will certainly introduce you to some of the main wild animals of India. Tigers are the main attractions of this place. Other than them there are also sambar, chitals and nilgaies which are actually Indian variations of antelopes. Months between October to April are the best time to visit this place. This place is also an attraction for the ornithologists for being the habitat of Indian birds like black and painted storks.

Day 6 This day is entirely spent in traveling from Ranthambore to Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan. On the way, you will get the chance to visit Samode. You can spend some time in leisure in this town.

Day 7 As the travelers arrive in Jaipur by the 7th day, this day can be spent in sightseeing in Jaipur. Jaipur is known as the Pink City. Amber Fort is one of the remarkable architectural patterns which are situated in this city. Visiting this city you will get to know a lots of things about Rajasthani traditional art and crafts. Pottery is obviously one of the main aspects among them.

Day 8 After completing the whole tour of Jaipur, the tourists may drive back to Delhi. Then, after spending sometime in this city they can get back to their cities taking flights from the international airport.