Check out and head for Agra early after breakfast. Once there, settle into your hotel, have a nap, and continue. It's time for some "Beauty" education. Visit the symbol of love around sunrise; this is said to be the ideal time to see the artwork. then after that, go to Agra's Red Fort. The impressive fort captivates with its superb architectural design. After that, you might head in the direction of the Itimad-ud-Daulah Tomb. Often referred to as the Baby Taj, the white marble tomb frequently has a jewel box-like appearance. Go back to the hotel and relax for the remainder of the day. Visit Agra's local marketplaces for shopping, or just relax at the hotel.

Set out for the pink city after breakfast. On the way, there will be a stop at the amazing city of Fatehpur Sikri, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will be astounded by the master builders' architectural genius when you visit Fatehpur Sikri. The main attractions of this historic town include the enormous Buland Darwaza doorway, the Tomb of Salim Chishti, and Jama Masjid, one of the largest mosques in India. It will be evening when you get there. Enter your hotel and check in. You will be taken to Chokhi Dhani for dinner after taking a brief break in the evening. You will be treated to a few cultural performances. Arrive at your hotel after enjoying your meal. Spend the night in a Jaipur hotel.

Check out and head early for Jaipur after breakfast. Once there, settle into your hotel, take a nap, and then continue on to Amber and Nahargarh, two magnificent fortresses perched on hills. You will be given lunch in between. You will continue on to the City Palace, which is your next point of interest. The magnificent city palace, adorned with many buildings, expansive courtyards, and lovely gardens, is a memento of the great past. Spend the night in a Jaipur hotel.

After breakfast and check-out. Take an early drive to Mandawa and enjoy it. Mandawa is a charming tiny town with many paved archways that is well-known for its havelis and forts. This town is well-known for its social and cultural scene. The town is a must-see for art aficionados; it is a utopia.

We will be spending the evening touring the Shekhawati area, which is home to a large number of exquisitely painted Havelis. Shekhawati wall paintings emerged with the fall of the Mughal empire. This included representations of towns, the Shekhawat Rajasthan, local stories, flora and fauna, scenes from mythology—especially those involving Lord Krishna—and daily life of the native population. Once you've finished your Mandawa sightseeing, head to Delhi.