Discover the majestic big cats of India with our unique 20-day tour.  Explore Delhi, Agra, Udaipur, and Mumbai before embarking on a wildlife  safari in Bera, Sasan Gir, Pench, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh National Parks.  See tigers, leopards, and more in their natural habitats. End your  adventure with a visit to the stunning temples of Khajuraho. 

Welcome to Delhi, the intriguing cultural and historical centre of India’s past and future, built over 450 years by a succession of empires - first the Hindu and Muslim dynasties, followed by the powerful Mughal dynasty who ruled until the British took over. Delhi offers its visitors glimpses of the stupendous power and wealth of its past. Where even the most modern parts of the city retain their distinctly Indian identity, here you will find a model of the latest car cruising through the streets and at the busiest intersection you will find a herd of doe-eyed cows oblivious to the traffic! It is in Delhi that a Mercedes Benz and a cycle rickshaw co-exist in the same neighborhood. In keeping with this Old and New Delhi are so different from each other but yet one complements the other! 

Upon arrival you will be met and escorted to your hotel. 

Overnight at the hotel. 

Breakfast at the hotel.

This morning you will enjoy a panoramic tour of Old Delhi popularly known as “The Walled City ‘was once the capital of Muslim India between the 17th and 19th centuries. Today it still contains its fabled, colorful bazaars and a myriad of narrow streets, of which Chandni Chowk, with its never-ending but ever fascinating chaos remains the most famous. The imposing Jama Masjid, the great mosque of Old Delhi, with its onionshaped dome and characteristically Mughal architecture, and the magnificent Red Fort, an eternal symbol of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan’s power and style, are among the main attractions of Old Delhi.  

In sharp comparison the architecture of New Delhi or "Lutyen's Delhi" commissioned in 1911 and inaugurated as recently as 1931 is a combination of British and Indian styles and this whole area of Delhi is magnificently planned.  At one end of the avenue known as the Rajpath (literally the “King’s Way”) is the War Memorial Arch, better known as India Gate, a memorial to the 90,000 Indians who gave their lives in World War I. At the other end stands the Rashtrapati Bhavan, one of the largest and most grandiose of the Raj constructions, built originally for the British Viceroy and now the official residence of the President of India 

Visit Humayun's Tomb, Emperor Humayun, the father of Emperor Akbar, lies buried in this magnificent monument built in red sandstone. Haji Begum, Humayun's first wife and mother of Emperor Akbar designed and supervised the entire construction.  

Marvel at the Qutab Minar, India's tallest stone tower. At a height of 234 feet, the "Tower of Victory" is considered by some to be the world's most perfect specimen of tower architecture. A mathematical marvel, this building has remained standing for nine centuries.  

Overnight at the hotel. 

Breakfast at the hotel.

This morning you will be transferred to the Nizamuddin Railway Station for your train – Gatiman Express to Agra (0810/0950 Hours). 

Upon arrival Agra, meeting & assistance and proceed for your city tour. 

Agra, the capital to the Mughals in the 16th and 17th Centuries. Agra was also the repository of many of the Mughals most famous monuments. The city has long astonished visitors and many places of interest date back to the Afghans, who predated the Mughals.  

You will visit the Agra Fort. Set on the bend of the River Yamuna. Emperor Akbar built it as his citadel over the years 1565-1573. This magnificent fort, with its imposing gates, walls of red sandstone and moat, dominates the center of the city. The fort was built by three different Mughal Emperors: Akbar the Great erected the walls, gates and first buildings; Emperor Shah Jehan built the impressive imperial quarters and mosque; while Emperor Aurangzeb added the outer ramparts. A visit to the Hall of Public Audience and the Royal Pavilions is a must! At the end of his life, Aurangzeb imprisoned his father, Shah Jehan, at Agra Fort — a mild punishment considering the luxury of the fort. Legend states that Shah Jehan died in Muasamman Burj, a tower with a marble balcony with an excellent view of the Taj Mahal. 

Lunch at a local restaurant (on direct payment basis) 

Afternoon visit the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal is everything that has been said about it and more. Visitors are asked to remove their shoes prior to entering the interiors of the Taj Mahal. 

Taking 22 years and 20,000 men to build, the white marble was quarried 200 miles away and was transported to the site by a fleet of 1000 elephants! Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal (literally translated as Jewel of the Palace). She died at the age of 39 giving birth to her fourteenth child and he went into mourning for two years, turning away from the business of running an empire and becoming more involved with his other great love – architecture! Feast your eyes on the exquisite intricate marble inlay work!  Legend has it that the cenotaphs were inlaid with diamonds. A blanket woven of pearls covered Mumtaz’s shroud. A railing of gold circled the cenotaphs, which was later on replaced by a marble one. Gold leaf was said to have covered all or part of the dome. 

Later this afternoon, in time transfer to the railway station for your train – Gatiman Express back to Delhi (1745/1930 Hours).

Meeting & assistance upon arrival into Delhi & transfer to your hotel. 

Overnight at the hotel. 

Breakfast at the hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Udaipur.  

Upon arrival Udaipur, you will be received at the airport & transferred to Bera (Jawai) (Approximately 140 Kms / 3 Hours) enroute visit Ranakpur. 

As you depart for Bera, you will stop enroute to visit the magnificent Jain temple complex of Ranakpur. This complex is believed to have been constructed anywhere between the late 14th to mid-15th centuries. Inspired by a dream of a celestial vehicle, Dharna Shah, a Porwad, is said to have commissioned it, under the patronage of Rana Kumbha, then ruler of Mewar. There is an inscription on a pillar near the main shrine stating that in 1439 Deepaka, an architect constructed the temple at the direction of Dharanka, a devoted Jain. Dedicated to Adinath, the first Jain Tirthankara, who’s four - faced image is enshrined in the central sanctuary, this temple, with its distinctive domes, shikhara, turrets and cupolas rises majestically from the slope of a hill. Light colored marble has been used for the construction of this grand temple which occupies an area of approximately 60 x 62 meters. Over 1444 marble pillars, carved in exquisite detail, support the temple. 

The pillars are all differently carved and no two pillars are the same. It is also said that it is impossible to count the pillars. Also all the statues face one or the other statue. There is one beautiful carving made out of a single marble rock where there 108 heads of snakes and numerous tails. One cannot find the end of the tails. The image faces all four cardinal directions. In the axis of the main entrance, on the western side, is the largest image. In the assembly hall, there are two big bells weighing 108 kg whose sound echoes. 

Upon arrival Bera, check in at your hotel.  

Bera and Jawai are the name of same destination. Jawai is the name of entire forest area where leopard safari and other outdoor activity is conducted and Bera is the name of small village where hotels and small village market is located. 

Jawai is located in the north-western region of Rajasthan in District Pali. Jawai area is scattered over 60 Kms of radius covering 16 villages, 9 leopard safari points, a Jawai Bandh (water reservoir) with the depth of 62 feet deep which is spread over 5km range and in every direction you will see prodigious formation of mountains with lava rocks. While you make entry in this area these lava rocks will confirm you the right way to reach Jawai. 

Apart from this, Jawai is also blessed with undomesticated animal species like leopards, hyena, sloth bear, blue bull, blackbuck, wild boar, jackal, fox etc. on part of birdlife, there are 115 bird species found in this area, with 65 of them are migratory and found them from November to mid of April. Flamingo and cranes are prime attraction for visitors. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning you will enjoy a pre-booked game drive in a jeep. You will be accompanied by a naturalist. This is the perfect time and place to indulge in wildlife photography. 

Jawai is famous for its leopards. It is believed that around 50-60 leopards live here. The best thing about this area is complete coexistence between the humans and the leopards. 

Maharaja Umaid Singh of Jodhpur helped in the foundation of the Jawai Bandh that is much more than a dam structure. It has become home to all the people and animals living around. It is the biggest dam in Western Rajasthan and is providing water to Jodhpur and parts of Pali district. 

Return to your hotel for breakfast and morning at leisure.  

Afternoon proceed for your second Jeep safari to see the elusive leopard. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel.

After breakfast proceed for Udaipur.  

Upon arrival Udaipur, check in at your hotel. 

Udaipur with its picturesque setting and long royal heritage, offers much to delight the eye. Also known as both the City of Sunrise and the City of Lakes, it is awash in romance. Providing a sharp contrast to its desert neighbours, it presents a serene picture of shimmering blue lakes, green hills and impressive white marble palaces. It provides a kaleidoscope of colour against stark surroundings.  

Your afternoon tour of Udaipur begins with a visit to the City Palace, the largest palace complex in Rajasthan. It is a spectacular complex containing decorated mirror works and galleries adorned with frescoes.  The City Palace was built in 1725 of granite and marble with filigreed balconies, ornate windows and craftsmanship in glass. The royal palace walls stretch over a mile on the eastern side of the lake. Within the palace is a maze of courtyards, apartments and decorated halls. The rooms are covered with frescoes, displays of royal processions, stone and glass mosaics and ornamental doors and painted windows.  

You will also visit the Jagdish Temple, one of the famous temples of Udaipur. Located in the City Palace complex of Udaipur, this temple is made in the Indo-Aryan style of architecture. In 1651, Jagdish temple was built by Maharana Jagat Singh, who ruled Udaipur during 1628-53. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu (Laxmi Narayan), the preserver of the Universe. It is celebrated for being the largest temple in the city of Udaipur. This three-storied temple is a wonder of architecture that comprises beautifully carved pillars, decorated ceilings, painted walls and lush halls. In those times, 1.5 million rupees were spent to raise this structure. The spire of the main temple is around 79 feet high that undoubtedly dominates the skyline of Udaipur. This shikhar (spire) is festooned with sculptures of dancers, elephants, horsemen and musicians making it truly a sight to behold. Every year, people from far and near come to visit this holy place of worship. The serenity as well as the architectural magnificence of the temple cannot be bounded in words, so one must visit this temple to get the blessings of Lord Jagdish. Continue with a boat ride on the placid waters of Lake Pichola. The beautiful Lake Pichola was enlarged by Maharana Udai Singh after he founded the city. The city palace extends a considerable distance along the east bank of the lake. From the boat you will be able to view the city of Udaipur as it rises majestically above the lake in the middle of the Rajasthan desert. You will be able to get a view of the Dhobi (laundry) ghats.

Overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning, in time transfer to the airport for flight to Mumbai. Upon arrival Mumbai, meeting & assistance for connecting flight to Diu.  

Meeting & assistance upon arrival and transfer to Sasangir. 

Gir National Park is the only place in the world outside Africa where a lion can be seen in its natural habitat. The lions of Gir are a majestic animal, averaging 2.75 metres in length, and with a bigger tail tassel, bushier elbow tuffs and prominent belly folds than his African cousin which has larger mane. Gir is a home to 40 species of mammals and 425 species of birds.

Upon arrival Sasangir, check in at your hotel. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning proceed for a Jeep safari inside the national park. 

Gir National Park since time immemorial has been synonymous with the majestic Asiatic lions and Sasangir is the only place in Asia where these lions can be spotted in wilderness. 

Gir is bestowed with rich variety of flora and fauna in the Indian sub-continent. A diverse amalgamation of more than 600 species of wild flora and wild fauna, including 41 mammal species, 47 reptile species and over 300 resident and migratory bird species gives serene and fascinating experiences to the visitors in the vast swaths of forest. The presence of rolling hills and rivers originating from it makes it look more enigmatic. One can witness the tints and hues of Gir forest in different seasons, which gives an altogether different and wonderful experience. 

Afternoon proceed for your second Jeep safari inside the national park. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning, in time transfer to the airport in Diu for your flight to Mumbai.  

Meeting & assistance upon arrival into Mumbai & transfer to your hotel. 

Mumbai, the city of Bombay originally consisted of seven islands and in the 500 years since its “discovery” by the Portuguese. These islands, home to communities of fishing colonies have since been joined together by a series of reclamations. Now a sprawling metropolis of over 10 million people and the money capital of India! Renamed as Mumbai in 1995, it is a magnet for entrepreneurs, the home of many important financial institutions such as the Reserve Bank of India, The Bombay Stock Exchange, The National Stock Exchange as well as being the headquarters for many national and international companies. This city alone generates more than 40% of India’s GNP, its port handles half the country’s foreign trade, and its movie industry is the largest in the world. 

Overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning proceed for city tour of Mumbai which will include drive past the University of Mumbai, the Mumbai High Court, continue past the Flora Fountain, also known as 'Hutatma Chowk' since 1960, is declared as one of India's Heritage structures. Built in 1864, its name ‘'Flora' was derived from the name of the Roman Goddess of Flowers. 

We will take you past the Victoria Terminus which was built during Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee year. It is an extraordinary conglomeration of domes, spires, Corinthian columns and minarets in a style described by journalist James Cameron as “Victorian-Gothic-Saracenic-Italianate-Oriental-St. Pancras-Baroque.” In 1853 the first train in India left from this station and today more than half a million people use this station every day.   

Catch a glimpse of the Dabbawala as they scurry about delivering lunches to the office workers of Mumbai (Dabbawala will not possible during holidays and Sundays). You will drive past the lively Crawford market famous for its wholesale fruits, fresh vegetables and poultry produce.  

Drive down Marine Drive, Mumbai’s seaside promenade, an eight-lane highway with a wide pavement after your visit you will drive through the residential area of Mumbai’s rich and famous on Malabar Hill. Also on the hill is the Jain Temple, built of marble and dedicated to Adinath, the first of the twenty-four thirthankars or Jain prophets. The approach to the central chamber is covered with mirrors and colorful paintings. A polished marble image of Adinath is enshrined in within. Continue to the Hanging Gardens, laid out in 1881. Here an assortment of hedges, have been trimmed into animal shapes. Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city and is home to people belonging to different religious backgrounds like Hinduism, Islam and even Zoroastrianism! Due to this diverse nature, Mumbai showcases the best monuments, churches, and shrines. One such unique structure built for a unique purpose is indeed the Towers of Silence which is built for the exposure of the dead.  As you drive past this structure you will realise that despite the open exposure to dead, the place has a feeling of calm and peace, owning in part to the beautiful architecture.  

Enjoy a photo stop at to the dhobi ghats!  Even if you are not interested in other people’s dirty laundry, you’ll be fascinated by this sight. The dhobi is a traditional laundryman who collects your dirty linen which is then soaped, soaked, boiled, beaten, and thrashed.  The next day, after being dried it is, pressed, folded and neatly wrapped into bundles and returned from whence they came.   

Visit Mani Bhawan which was Gandhi’s Bombay base between 1917 and 1934. It is now a permanent museum and memorial to the Mahatma and contains a research library of more than 20,000 volumes. A series of tiny dioramas tell his life story in an interesting fashion. The walls are covered with photos of historic events and noteworthy people and there are a number of personal artifacts. 

Your tour also includes a visit to The Prince of Wales Museum (closed on Mondays), crowned by a white Mughal-style dome, is the finest work done by architect George Wittet, who also designed the Gateway of India. The main attraction here is a superb collection of Indian paintings, including illustrated manuscripts and exquisite miniatures. Your tour ends with a photo stop at the Gateway of India, located on the waterfront in Apollo Bunder. This is the city’s most famous landmark it has been built from yellow basalt and reinforced concrete. This Indo-Saracenic archway built in 1911 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary. Its design is a unique combination of Hindu and Muslim architectural styles.  

Morning Optional Tour:- 

Morning proceed to the Gateway of India, where you will board the ferry for a cruise to the serene and densely forested Elephanta Island (Closed on Mondays) where the caves are located (travel time by ferry depending on the tide will be 1 – 1 ½ Hours approximately one way). Over 1,000 years ago Hindu craftsmen excavated caves in the volcanic rock high up on the slope, depicting their beliefs in massive carvings of exceptional elegance. The Elephanta Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, was probably created during the 8th century AD, though the caves may have had earlier Buddhist origins. The island was called Gharapuri – city of forts – until the Portuguese renamed it “Elephanta” after a large carved elephant they found near the place where their ships docked.    

From the landing stage there is a long stairway to the top of the hill. The main cave is fronted by a verandah, at each end of which is a pillar carved in one of the various manifestations of Shiva. As you enter you will see a magnificent sculpture of Shiva as Nataraj, Lord of the Cosmic Dance, an enraptured expression on his face as with his left hand he removes the veil of ignorance.   

The most outstanding sculpture is a powerful bust of Trimurti, the three-faced Shiva who represents the Hindu trinity: Brahma (The Creator), Vishnu (The Preserver) and Shiva (The Destroyer, or power through which the universe evolves). In other panels Shiva is depicted in service to humanity as he brings the River Ganges to earth, and at his most fearsome, as he crushes the power of the demon Andhaka.A number of scenes portray Lord Shiva with his consort Parvati. In one he stands with his prospective bride just before their wedding day. She looks down shyly, but her body is clearly drawn towards him.  Behind Parvati is her father Himalaya, and to his left is the moon god, carrying a gift.  Return to the landing stage and return to the mainland.  

Overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning in time transfer to the airport for your flight to Nagpur. Meeting & assistance upon arrival into Nagpur & transfer to Pench. 

Upon arrival Pench, check in at your hotel. 

Today you will arrive at one of Central India’s lesser known reserves.  Pench National Park is situated in the Seoni and Chhindwara districts of Madhya Pradesh. Dominated by hills, forests and valleys, this national park derives its name from the Pench River, which meanders its way through the entire stretch of the 757 km² The river runs from north to south, dividing the park into almost equal western and eastern halves – the well forested areas of Chhindwara and Seoni districts respectively. Kala Pahar, the park’s highest hill, reaches 650 m above sea level.  A typical Central Indian teak jungle, Pench supports a rich variety of wildlife, including the tiger, leopard, wild dog, gaur, sambar, chital and brilliant birdlife. The Park’s open habitat not only lends well to wildlife viewing, but it also offers striking views of the area’s sheer beauty. This national park received international recognition from Rudyard Kipling’s classic tale, the Jungle Book. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning proceed for Jeep Safari into the National park.  

Return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, morning will be at leisure for independent activities.  

After lunch, proceed for another Jeep Safari.  

Pench National Park looks very similar to the classic tale, it actually is more than that. The national park is home to flora species like Mahua, White Kulu, Salai, Saja, Bijiyasal, Dhaora, Amaltas and many other. Apart from trees, the park is filled with grasslands, plants and saplings. 

Pench National Park is a residence of a great variety of wildlife. The place is an abode of real Sher Khans (Bengal Tigers) accompanied by Chital, Jungle Cat, Wolf, Indian Leopard, Gaur, Four-horned Antelope, Sloth Bear and many other wildlife. Also, a great variety of birds like Crow Pheasant, Peafowl, Pintail, Lesser Whistling Teal, Indian Roller, Wagtail, Munia, Waterfowl, Blue Kingfisher, Crimson-Breasted Barbet, Red-Vented Bulbul are found here. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning you will drive to Kanha, one of India’s largest national parks, covering 1 945 km², and is located in the Maikal Hills of the Satpura Hills range in the south eastern part of the state of Madhya Pradesh. The Park has beautiful areas of sal forests, large bamboo stretches and lush green meadows. In 1973, when Project Tiger was launched to save the tiger, Kanha was one of the nine reserves selected for the project. It is prime tiger country and is the project’s star success story. 

Upon arrival check in at your resort in Kanha. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning proceed for Jeep Safari into the National park.  

Return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, morning will be at leisure for independent activities.  

After lunch, proceed for another Jeep Safari.  

At Kanha National Park, herds of animals are found in the central parklands, where approximately 22 animal species are regularly spotted, including the more unique species such as the three-striped palm squirrel, common langur, jackal, wild pig and black buck. Striped hyena, leopard, mouse deer and porcupine also reside here, as do the chinkara and ant-eating pangolin. Kanha is home to the highly endangered deer, the hardground barasingha, as well as sambar, chital and gaur. Kanha features approximately 70 tree species and is a bird watcher’s paradise, with over 200 recorded bird species. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning you will drive to Bandhavgarh. 

Situated in the Central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, Bandhavgarh National Park is a 448 km2 renowned tiger reserve. Nestled among the picturesque Vindhya and Satpura ranges, this is one of India’s most beautiful national parks. The dramatic landscape features tropical forests and woodlands, and steep rocky hills with flat grasslands in the valleys below. An ancient 2000 years old fort, 10th century statue of Lord Vishnu, and the dense Sal jungle combined with the grasslands make Bandhavgarh one of the most extraordinary parks in India. 

Upon arrival check in at your resort in Bandhavgarh. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning proceed for Jeep Safari into the National park.  

Return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, morning will be at leisure for independent activities.  

After lunch, proceed for another Jeep Safari.  

Bandhavgarh supports one of the highest densities of tigers on the Subcontinent. Its hilly open terrain includes many large grassland meadows that offer good chances of sightings. The density of its big cat population has made Bandhavgarh world famous. The Park is also home to a large variety of mammals: leopard, chital (spotted deer), Sambar deer, nilgai, wild boar, chinkara, sloth bear, rhesus macaque, grey langur, jungle cat, hyena, porcupine, jackal, fox, and wild dog. Enjoy pre-booked game drives at the reserve. 

You will also visit the ancient Bandhavgarh Fort. The oldest fort in India, the Bandhavgarh Fort unfolds the legendary of Shri Rama in Ramayana, when Shri Rama upon returning to his state back, after conquering the war from Ravana, stayed at this place and built this fort to gift his dear brother Lakshamana. The name “Bandhavgarh” has been derived from there only which significantly is the combination of two words: ‘Bandhav’ means brother and ‘Garh’ is the fort. 

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

Early this morning proceed for Jeep Safari into the National park.  

Return to your hotel for breakfast. After breakfast, morning will be at leisure for independent activities.  

After lunch, proceed for another Jeep Safari.  

Dinner & overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, early this morning you will drive to Khajuraho. 

Upon arrival Khajuraho, check in at your hotel. 

Khajuraho, well known for its temple architecture and erotic sculptures which were built by the Chandela Rajputs between the 9th and 11th centuries. 

This afternoon proceed to the western group of temples In Khajuraho. These magnificent temples of Khajuraho are India's unique gift to the world, representing every human expression, from life, to love, to joy – all so perfect in their execution and sublime in expression. Life, in every form and mood, has been captured in stone testifying to the artistry of the craftsmen. Of the 85 granite and sandstone temples, only 22 have survived the ravages of time. These temples seem to rise up to the sky and display an extraordinary breadth of vision of the Chandela Rajputs, under whose rule they were conceived and constructed. These sculptures depict the perfect fusion of man with his creator, couples in erotic poses, and battle and court scenes. There is also an archaeological museum which houses fine sculptures, including a huge statue of Buddha and a dancing statue of Lord Ganesha.  Your guide will give you a discourse on the evolution of temple architecture. 

Continue to visit the Eastern group of temples of which the Parsvanath Temple is the group's largest Jain temple and is exquisite in detail. The sculptures on the northern outer wall are artistic in design with themes depicting in charming detail, everyday activity. You will also visit the Ghantai Temple, which is a magnificent Jain temple with a frieze, which depicts the 16 dreams of Mahavira's mother, and a Jain goddess on a winged Garuda. Your tour includes a visit to the Adinath Temple. Dedicated to the Jain saint – Adinath, this temple is lavishly embellished with sculpted figures, including ‘Yakshis’. The three Hindu temples of the group are the Brahma, containing a four faced lingam, the Vamana, which is adorned on its outer walls with carving of apsaras in a variety of sensuous attitudes and the Javari. 

Overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, this morning you will proceed to Jhansi. 

Upon arrival Jhansi, proceed to the railway station for your Shatabdi express train to Delhi which will depart at 1842 Hours.  

Arrive into Delhi at 2250 Hours.  

Meeting & assistance upon arrival and transfer to the hotel. 

Overnight at the hotel. 

After breakfast, morning will be at leisure for independent activities (Hotel check out time 1200 Hours). 

This evening in time transfer to the international airport for your flight to onward destination.