Afternoon city sightseeing tour.
Mumbai - Political capital of Maharashtra and commercial capital of India, it has no recorded ancient past. Although Buddhist and Hindu dynasties ruled the region until around the 13th century, there were only scattered settlements on the island. The real development of Bombay commenced soon after under the East India Company. Gateway of India built to commemorate the royal visit of George V and Queen Mary in 1911, the Prince of Wales Museum housing collection of Indo Saracenic architecture, Flora Fountain, Victoria Terminus, St. Thomas Cathedral, Crawford Market, Malabar Hill and the Hanging Gardens and Dhobi Ghat (Washerman's village) are some of the attractions.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day 03 : Mumbai- Goa
After breakfast proceed to domestic airport to the flight for Goa

Day04: Goa Sight seeing
After breakfast visit to Goan churches, beaches. The 105kms long Konkan coast of Goa is dotted with numerous beaches divided into the north and south region of Goa. These beaches remain undisturbed and unhampered by the urban pollution and provide you ultimate relaxation and tranquility. The beaches in North Goa cover Anjuna, Baga, Vagator, Sinquerim, Candolim, Calangute, Morjim and Arambol beaches. Colva, Benaulim, Cavelossim, Varca, Velsao, Majorda, Betalbatim, Mobor and Betul are the beaches lying in South Goa. The Majorda beach is the largest one with a stretch of 20 kms connecting it to the Cabo de Rama. There are also massage centers, gyms, swimming pools, Internet cafes, nightclubs, etc. The Church of Our Lady of Rosary on Monte Santo in Old Goa is the oldest surviving Church in Goa built in 1510 - 1550 AD. Again in old Goa, Basilica of Bom Jesus; the Se Cathedral; Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception; the Church of St Cajetan; the Augustine Church of Our Lady of Grace and Rachol Seminary built in 1550 - 1660 AD belong to the Baroque period, which coincided the Renaissance period in Europe. Church of St Francis of Assisi at Old Goa, one of the famous churches of Goa was built in 1660 - 1760 AD known to be the Indian Baroque Period. Overnight at the hotel

Day05 : Goa- Aurangabad.
Transfer to airport for flight to Aurangabad.On arrival check in to the hotel. Afternoon visit Ellora Caves.
Ellora Caves, 34 cave temples were carved out of the hillside with hand tools. Only 12 of these 34 caves are Buddhist. The 17 Hindu caves in the centre are the most impressive. The massive Kailash Temple (cave 16) is nearly one and half times taller than the Parthenon and occupies almost twice its area. It is believed that it was constructed by excavating approx. 200,000 tones of rock and is possibly the world's largest monolithic structure. Shiva's Himalayan home, the temple is exquisitely sculpted with scenes from Hindu mythology, each pulsing with drama and passion. The depiction of the demon Ravana shaking Mount Kailash is a masterpiece.
Day 06 : Aurangabad
Full day visit of Ajanta Caves.
Ajanta Caves were discovered in 1819 by a British hunting party. There isolation had contributed to the fine state of preservation in which some of the paintings over 2000 years old remain to this day. Aurangabad is known for the caves excavated and painted by Buddhist monks between 200BC and AD 600. The 30 caves at Ajanta are the superb example of India's finest artistic treasures. They depict scenes from the life of the Buddha and Buddhist fables with skill and devotion. the best known caves(1,12,16,17, 19) contain magnificent depictions of the bodhisattvas, Avlokitesvara and Padmapani..

Day 07 : Aurangabad- Sirdi
After breakfast proceed to Sirdi, Darshan to Sirdi Sai Baba Temple. Overnight at the Ashram/Hotel.

Day08: Sirdi- Mumbai
Early morning departure to Mumbai. On the arrival transfer to International airport for onward Journey.

After breakfast transfer to the domestic airport to the flight for Goa. On the arrival transfer to the hotel. After noon visit to Goa. The 105kms long Konkan coast of Goa is dotted with numerous beaches divided into the north and south region of Goa. These beaches remain undisturbed and unhampered by the urban pollution and provide you ultimate relaxation and tranquility. The beaches in North Goa cover Anjuna, Baga, Vagator, Sinquerim, Candolim, Calangute, Morjim and Arambol beaches. Colva, Benaulim, Cavelossim, Varca, Velsao, Majorda, Betalbatim, Mobor and Betul are the beaches lying in South Goa. The Majorda beach is the largest one with a stretch of 20 kms connecting it to the Cabo de Rama. There are also massage centers, gyms, swimming pools, Internet cafes, nightclubs, etc. Overnight at the hotel

Day03.: Goa Sight seeing
After break fast visit to the churches of Goa. The Church of Our Lady of Rosary on Monte Santo in Old Goa is the oldest surviving Church in Goa built in 1510 - 1550 AD. Again in old Goa, Basilica of Bom Jesus; the Se Cathedral; Church of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception; the Church of St Cajetan; the Augustine Church of Our Lady of Grace and Rachol Seminary built in 1550 - 1660 AD belong to the Baroque period, which coincided the Renaissance period in Europe. Church of St Francis of Assisi at Old Goa, one of the famous churches of Goa was built in 1660 - 1760 AD known to be the Indian Baroque Period. Overnight at the hotel.

Day4.: Goa- Mumbai.
After breakfast morning transfer to the domestic airport for the flight of Mumbai. On the arrival check inn to the hotel. Rest of the day at your leisure.

Day05.: Mumbai Sight seeing
Afterbreak fast transfer to Gateway of India for visit of Elephanta Caves
The rock-cut Hindu temples at Elephanta, an island 6 miles across the harbour provide an exciting glimpses of Indian sculpture dating from 600 AD. Huge panels depict episodes relating to Lord Shiva, the central one being the most imposing one - a five metre bust of the god, represents his three aspects as creator, preserver and destroyer.
Afternoon city sightseeing tour.
Mumbai - Political capital of Maharashtra and commercial capital of India, it has no recorded ancient past. Although Buddhist and Hindu dynasties ruled the region until around the 13th century, there were only scattered settlements on the island. The real development of Bombay commenced soon after under the East India Company. Gateway of India built to commemorate the royal visit of George V and Queen Mary in 1911, the Prince of Wales Museum housing collection of Indo Saracenic architecture, Flora Fountain, Victoria Terminus, St. Thomas Cathedral, Crawford Market, Malabar Hill and the Hanging Gardens and Dhobi Ghat (Washerman's village) are some of the attractions.
Overnight at the hotel.

Day06 :Mumbai- Departure
In the morning transfer to International airport for onward Journey.

Today you will be transferred to airport to catch flight to Goa, On arrival transfer to hotel. Rest of the day free to relax to beach. After dinner overnight at hotel.

Day :4 Goa
After breafast explore the Goa. Visit Old Goa Villege- reflet Goan culture and history,Bassillica of Bom Jesus- is one of the richest churches in Goa and is carpeted with marble flooring and inlaid with precious stones and the body of St. Francis Xavier kept in well decorated casket which is seen in the photographs below is open to public everyday but one can touch it only during the periodic expositions, Se Cathedral-one of the big church in Goa. Evining free for leisure. Overnight at hotel.

Day :5 Goa
After breakfast full day trip for Goa's beaches, Visit Miramar Beach, Dona Paula Beach, Anjuna Beach,and last but not the least Enjoy Sea bath on Calangute Beach- one of the golden beach in Goa. You can enjoy Sun, sand and sea at a time here. Rest time enjoy beach volly or water sports or shopping at the Calagute Beach.Evening enjoy Cruise on mandavi River with Goanise Music. After dinner overnight at hotel.

Day :6 Goa
Breakfast at hotel transfer to Airport for onward flight to Delhi/ Mumbai for onward journey.