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Dear Members and Friends of The Metropolitan Museum of Art,
With the holiest of cities for Hindus and one of the most famous buildings in the world,
enchanting palaces, and intricately carved temples, North India has much to offer both the first-time
visitor and those who return to experience her splendors again and again.
Begin with three nights in the exuberant Indian capital of New Delhi, before experiencing the
wonders of the Ganges at dawn in Varanasi. Continue to Khajuraho, famous for its ornate temples;
and to Orchha, with its secluded palaces. In Agra, discover the consummate symbol of India, the aweinspiring Taj Mahal, as well as the majestic Red Fort. See the beautifully decorated Amber Fort in
Jaipur and conclude in romantic Udaipur, one of the world’s most beautiful cities. An optional threenight stay in Jodhpur is offered, following the main program.
We will stay at extraordinary hotels, one a former royal palace, and the magic of India will
cast its glow over all our activities. I hope
TRAVELING WITH YOU
you will join us.
Sincerely,
photo by Ghiora Aharoni.
Emily K. Rafferty
President
Christopher Noey is an art historian,
author, and Emmy award-winning media
producer. As the General Manager of Media
Production at The Metropolitan Museum of
Art, he has specialized in video installations
for a diverse array of exhibitions, including
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty and the
recently opened galleries for the arts of the
Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and
Later South Asia.
A specialist in South Asian art, Mr. Noey
has taught Asian and Islamic art at Williams
College and at the City College of New York,
and has lectured extensively on Asian topics.
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DELHI
Thursday, January 31
photo by Neil Spicer.
This morning we explore Old Delhi, including the
impressive Red Fort and Jama Masjid, both built in the
17th century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Lunch
is arranged at the Lodi Restaurant, in the famed Lodi
Gardens, before a visit to the National Museum, housing
an excellent collection of Indian sculpture and paintings.
The evening is at leisure.
Humayun’s Tomb, Delhi.
NEW YORK DEPARTURE
Monday, January 28
Depart New York on an overnight flight to Delhi.
DELHI
Tuesday, January 29
Arrive in Delhi in the late evening and transfer to the
historic Imperial Hotel.
DELHI
Morning on the Ganges River, Varanasi.
Wednesday, January 30
Over the last thousand years, Delhi has been the capital
of seven empires, and there are traces of its Hindu, Muslim,
and British builders throughout the city. Today, Delhi
consists of the 17th- to 19th-century Old Delhi and the
newer sections constructed from 1913 to 1931 under
the supervision of British architects Edwin Lutyens and
Herbert Baker. Following an early afternoon lecture by
Christopher Noey, visits in New Delhi begin at Humayun’s
Tomb, a prototype of Indian garden tombs. Drive along
the broad Rajpath, then see the 13th-century Qutb Minar,
the world’s tallest minaret. Gather this evening for a
welcome reception and dinner.
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Friday, February 1
Depart on a morning flight to Varanasi, the Hindu
holy city on the Ganges River. Upon arrival, transfer to
the Taj Gateway Hotel for lunch and check-in. In the
afternoon, visit the Bharat Kala Bhavan Museum at the
Benares Hindu University to see the collection of fine
paintings and sculpture. Prior to dinner, you may wish to
board a small private boat to witness an evening Hindu
Prayer Ceremony on the Ganges, a moving ritual that has
been observed for centuries.
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photo by Ghiora Aharoni.
An important place of pilgrimage, Varanasi regularly
draws Hindus for whom a morning dip in the sacred
Ganges is a daily ritual. Rise early for a boat ride on the
river at dawn. Following breakfast at the hotel, drive to
Sarnath for a visit to the Archaeological Museum to see
the sandstone sculpture collection. Continue to the airport
for the short flight to Khajuraho, where we will have lunch
and check-in at the Lalit Hotel. Khajuraho’s fame rests on
the artistry of its temple sculptures, carved 1,000 years ago,
that depict gods, guardians, dancers, and myriad erotic
scenes. Tour the nearby Western Group of temples, built
between 950 and 1050 C.E. during the Chandela Dynasty.
Return to the hotel for dinner.
Christopher Noey at the Taj Mahal, Agra.
AGRA
Tuesday, February 5
photo by Ghiora Aharoni.
Perhaps the consummate symbol of India, the Taj Mahal is
a masterpiece of elegance and grace. Built between 1632
and 1648, it was created by the Mughal Emperor Shah
Jahan in memory of his wife. We will visit the Taj Mahal
at sunrise to experience the magnificent views. After
breakfast, visit the 16th-century Red Fort, encompassing
the imperial city of the Mughal rulers, including many
palaces and two mosques. Continue to the jewel-like tomb
of Itmad-ud-Daulah, begun in 1622 for the Emperor
Jahangir’s father-in-law. Return to the hotel for lunch. In
the late afternoon, attend a lecture by Christopher Noey.
Man Mandir Palace, Gwalior.
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Depart for Fatehpur Sikri, Emperor Akbar’s glorious and
deserted 16th-century city of red sandstone. After lunch,
continue to Jaipur, arriving at The Oberoi Rajvilas in the
late afternoon. Dinner is at the hotel.
This morning focus on the Eastern Group of temples
before we drive to Orchha, arriving in time for lunch.
See the 16th- and 17th-century palaces, beautifully set
on an island in the Betwa River. Many of these palaces
have been abandoned, but we can still marvel at the
intriguing architecture, including hanging balconies and
beautiful murals. Dinner and an overnight are at the Amar
Mahal Hotel.
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Usha Kiran Palace, drive to Agra, where we spend two
nights at The Oberoi Amarvilas Hotel with rooms overlooking the awe-inspiring Taj Mahal. Dinner is at the hotel.
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February 11 to 14, 2013
Jain Temple, Ranakpur.
From Delhi, travel to Ranakpur to see the most beautiful
Jain temple in India, intricately carved from white
marble. Continue to Jodhpur, an ancient capital of the
Mewar Kingdom, where accommodations are at the
elegant Umaid Bhawan Palace Hotel, a former royal
residence. Discover the imposing hilltop Mehrangarh
Fort, once the palatial home of maharajas. Today the
fort draws visitors with its collection of rare weapons,
palanquins, paintings, elaborate costumes, and furniture.
There will be time to explore this lively city at leisure and
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Front cover: Shah Jahan on a Terrace, Holding a Pendant Set With His Portrait, Folio from
the Shah Jahan Album. Chitarman (active ca. 1627–70). India, recto: 1627–28; verso: ca. 1530–50.
Ink, opaque watercolor, and gold on paper. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purchase, Rogers
Fund and The Kevorkian Foundation Gift, 1955 (55.121.10.24). Back cover: Taj Mahal (top) and
Leaf from Shah Jahan’s Album. Rosette Bearing the Name of Titles of the Emperor Shah Jahan.
India, ca. 1645. Ink, colors, and gold on paper. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purchase, Rogers
Fund and The Kevorkian Foundation Gift, 1955 (55.121.10.39) (bottom).
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