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India – Tigers & the Taj Mahal with Shimla

Uncover northern India’s greatest cities on this perfect introduction to one of the world’s most fascinating and alluring destinations.

Explore the teeming, colourful, spectacular cities of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur that make up the world-famous, fascinating Golden Triangle. Begin with a guided exploration of Delhi’s rich heritage by visiting one of its remarkable landmarks, the five-storied Qutub Minar. The next day, delve further into Old Delhi, calling at landmarks such as Jama Masjid Mosque and Humayun's Tomb, and set off on a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk. Next, in ‘The Pink City’ of Jaipur, travel by Jeep to the ramparts of Amber Fort, drive past the striking Hawa Mahal or ‘Palace of Winds’ and enjoy a traditional dinner with a local family.

You’ll then continue to a lodge in the heart of Ranthambore, where you’ll experience safaris aboard open-air canters in search of Bengal tigers. Next, travel to Agra to see the magnificent Agra Fort and witness the majestic beauty of the Taj Mahal. The journey continues with a sunrise outing to Mehtab Bagh, a visit to Chand Baori Stepwell, and lunch at the opulent Umaid Bhawan Palace. Continue your Indian adventure with a relaxing stay in Vanaashrya, on the outskirts of Sariska Tiger Reserve. Finally, conclude with time to explore and relax in Shimla, a beautiful Himalayan hill station and former summer retreat of the British Raj.

Price

from £2521 /pp

was £2965
Flights included
Dates Available

January 2027 - November 2028
Duration

15 days
Depart From

6 airports
Excursions & Visits

10 included
Meals

32 included
Ways to pay

Want to spread the cost? Choose our Easy Payment Plan and pay from £202.54 per month.

The Taj Mahal framed by an ornate archway, with green gardens in the foreground

On a guided tour, see the pavilions and palaces of Agra Fort and the famed monument of love, the UNESCO-listed Taj Mahal 

Front view of Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, India, framed by symmetrical rows of palm trees and a long reflecting pool under a clear blue sky

Visit one of Delhi’s most famous and historical monuments, Humayun's Tomb

Travel by Jeep to the red sandstone ramparts of the sixth-century Amber Fort

A Bengal tiger walking through tall golden grass in Ranthambore National Park in India

Journey on morning and afternoon safaris in search of tigers in Ranthambore National Park

Arrive in Delhi, this morning, to be greeted by your Tour Manager, and transferred to your hotel. Later, after some time to freshen up, join your tour manager on a guided tour to the sixteenth century red sandstone and marble Humayun's tomb, an impressive example of Mughal architecture with lush Persian style gardens.

Today's guided tour will introduce Delhi's vibrant Old City. Drive by the historic Red Fort, Jama Masjid Mosque and Raj Ghat – Gandhi’s cremation site close to the Yamuna River – and enjoy an exhilarating rickshaw ride through the narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk.

You’ll also experience the grandeur of New Delhi, built by the British Raj to reflect the glories of the Empire. Highlights will include the historic India Gate war memorial and the vast boulevard of the Rajpath. You’ll finish this morning’s sightseeing with a stop at the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, one of India’s most significant Sikh temples. See the temple’s grand façade mirrored in its nearby sarovar (reflecting pool) and marvel at the impressive marble walls and golden domes of this remarkable landmark.

Later, after an included lunch in Delhi, travel to Jaipur, the ‘Pink City’. After checking into your hotel, and taking dinner with your fellow travellers, enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure.

After breakfast, visit Amber, the ancient capital of the Rajput Empire. Climb by jeep to the city's vast sixth-century hill-top fort to wander its Royal Halls and take in the magnificent views from the ramparts. After an included lunch, you'll tour Jaipur to see the City Palace complex, with its museums and ancient astronomical observatory, and drive past the innumerable windows and screened balconies of the 18th-century Palace of the Winds.

This evening, enjoy dinner a special dinner at the Nokha House, hosted in traditional Rajasthani style by the Rathore family.

Depart Jaipur this morning, after enjoying breakfast at the hotel, and travel to Ranthambhore National Park, stopping en route for lunch at the sumptuous Umaid Lake Palace, a lovely heritage hotel and organic retreat that grows produce for its fine restaurant. Once the hunting ground of Indian princes, Ranthambhore is landscape of thorn trees, scrub and grasslands dotted with beautiful ponds, streams and lakes is a perfect habitat for the famous, elusive (and still endangered) Tigers of Ranthambhore, and other species.

Relax for the afternoon, then enjoy an evening tiger talk with a local naturalist: the perfect preparation for tomorrow's adventures.

Wake early this morning and board your vehicle to explore the wilderness of Ranthambore National Park, an opportunity to explore the untamed landscapes alongside your knowledgeable naturalist guide.

As the sun rises over the treetops, you’ll venture off to witness the park’s incredible biodiversity. Keep your eyes peeled for the Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, jackals, wild dogs, and hyenas that call Ranthambore National Park home. Your naturalist guide will share their expertise, providing insights into the behaviour, habitats, and unique characteristics of the animals you encounter.

Breakfast will then be served back at the resort followed by some time to relax, perhaps by the swimming pool before lunch.

Later, gear up for an afternoon safari game drive – another chance to spot more animals on your wish-list and survey more of the prey-rich woodlands and bird species before dinner in the evening.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel this morning before setting off for Agra, India's City of Love. There’ll be a comfort break along the way, and you’ll be able to find lunch before continuing along the road.

Upon arrival in Agra, take in the royal pavilions, palaces and courtyards of majestic Agra Fort, which has stood watch over the city for over 500 years and was once the royal residence of the city’s Mughal emperors. You’ll then head out under the evening light to the Taj Mahal, a monument to undying love, to see it in all its glory at sunset and enjoy a guided tour.

This evening, check into your hotel and enjoy dinner at your leisure.

Early this morning, you’ll be taken to Mehtab Bagh – a garden complex away from the bustle of the city and on the opposite side of the Yamuna River, showcasing a splendid view of the Taj Mahal in all its glory as the sun rises.

You’ll then return for breakfast at the hotel and afterwards, drive to Chand Baori Stepwell in Abhaneri, which was built over 1,000 years ago and is one of the biggest stepwells in the world. With intricately geometrically designed staircases, this architectural wonder serves as a source of water and a place of respite in the desert heat. Also of interest will be the Harshat Mata Temple, an ancient place of worship dedicated to the goddess of happiness and joy, Harshat Mata.

A stop for lunch will be enjoyed at Umaid Bhawan Palace, a hotel set in an opulent building that was once home to the Jodhpur royal family. You can enjoy your meal while looking out over the beautiful, manicured gardens.

Following lunch, journey across the desert plain into the Aravali Hills to the jungle-resort of Vanaashrya, where you’ll spend the next two nights.

Enjoy a leisurely start to the day with breakfast at the hotel and the rest of the morning at you own pace, perhaps with a swim in the pool or time spent reflecting on your journey through India.

This afternoon, take a camel cart to visit the local village and enjoy a pre-dinner cookery demonstration. You'll spend the night in a private cottage designed to give you a sense of the India of the past with the little luxuries of the present (like air conditioning).

Return to the hotel this evening for dinner.

Leave Delhi behind this morning and board a train for rural Kalka. Upon arrival, stretch your legs and step aboard the iconic ‘Toy Train’ for an onward journey, climbing through stunning mountain scenery to Shimla. You’ll be given a packed lunch for your rail journey.

Check into your hotel, overlooking the Himalayan mountains, before dinner.

After breakfast, head out on a guided tour of Shimla. The Viceregal Lodge, in which the map of Indian Partition was drawn, is your first stop, and you’ll be free to admire its teak-panelled interiors. You’ll then pass the Gaiety Theatre, with its distinctly colonial architecture, and if time permits, have a look inside before taking a leisurely stroll along Mall Road, one of Shimla’s main retail areas.

Spend time at Scandal Point, a traditional meeting place for locals, and take the chance to browse the area’s local markets at leisure before returning to the hotel for dinner.

Today, you can choose to enjoy a day of leisure, exploring at your own pace, or relaxing at the hotel.

Alternatively, join an optional walking tour covering the backstreets of Shimla. Begin on Elysium Hill, one of Shimla’s legendary seven hills. Once home to European settlers and educational institutions, this area still reflects the quiet grandeur of the British Raj.

From here, head towards the bustling Lakkar Bazaar, a market popular for its hand-carved wooden artefacts, walking sticks, and traditional jewellery. As you explore, your tour manager will point out notable landmarks connected to the architects and engineers who built the UNESCO-listed Kalka–Shimla Railway, one of the world’s most scenic mountain lines.

Ornate Peacock Gate at Jaipur City Palace, India, featuring intricate colourful artwork and detailed carvings inspired by peacock feathers and traditional Rajasthani design

The Palace of the Winds in Jaipur illuminated at sunset, its ornate pink façade overlooking the street below

The Taj Mahal in Agra reflected in the calm waters of the Yamuna River at sunset

Newmarket Holidays group outside the Taj Mahal, India

Three women in traditional Rajasthani dress walking up the stone steps at Chand Baori, each carrying a metal water container on her head

The heritage toy train crossing a railway bridge on the Kalka–Shimla route, surrounded by lush green hills and trees

A panoramic view of Shimla’s colourful hillside buildings surrounded by green mountains and misty clouds in the Himalayan foothills

Travel on a scenic ‘Toy Train’ to Shimla, set in the foothills of the Himalayas

Set off on a city tour discovering the highlights of Shimla, a former British summer retreat

Visit Chand Baori Stepwell in Abhaneri, one of the biggest stepwells in the world

Experience lunch at Umaid Bhawan Palace, an opulent hotel that was once home to the Jodhpur royal family

Explore Jaipur's exquisite Palace of the Winds ahead of dinner with a local family

13 nights' dinner, bed and breakfast accommodation in a series of four-star and five-star standard hotels, plus one night on the aircraft
13 breakfasts, six lunches and 13 dinners
Porterage at all hotels
Entrance fees to all monuments
Tour of Agra
Tour of Delhi
Visit Chand Baori Stepwell in Abhaneri
Visit Amber Fort
Safaris in Ranthambore National Park
Tour of Jaipur
Camel cart ride and Indian cookery demonstration
‘Toy Train’ journey to Shimla
City tour of Shimla
Complimentary bottled water is available every day on board the coach journeys
Return flights to Delhi
Comfortable, air-conditioned coach travel and transfers
Fully escorted by a friendly, experienced tour manager
Tipping is included for airport and hotel porters, restaurant and monument staff, naturalists and rickshaw drivers. Tipping is at your discretion for your tour manager, driver and driver’s assistant
All mandatory local taxes and charges

Dates & Prices

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Departure point	Departure date		Price (per person)	Availability
Belfast City George Best	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2660.00 pp	13 dates available
Belfast City George Best	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £2963.00 was £3485.00
Belfast City George Best	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £2963.00 was £3485.00
Belfast City George Best	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2660.00 was £3129.00
Belfast City George Best	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £3065.00 was £3605.00
Belfast City George Best	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Belfast City George Best	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Belfast City George Best	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Belfast City George Best	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Belfast City George Best	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Belfast City George Best	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Belfast City George Best	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Belfast City George Best	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Belfast City George Best	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Edinburgh	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2652.00 pp	13 dates available
Edinburgh	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £2954.00 was £3475.00
Edinburgh	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £2954.00 was £3475.00
Edinburgh	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2652.00 was £3119.00
Edinburgh	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £3065.00 was £3605.00
Edinburgh	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Edinburgh	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Edinburgh	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Edinburgh	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Edinburgh	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Edinburgh	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Edinburgh	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Edinburgh	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Edinburgh	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Glasgow	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2648.00 pp	13 dates available
Glasgow	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £2949.00 was £3469.00
Glasgow	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £2949.00 was £3469.00
Glasgow	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2648.00 was £3115.00
Glasgow	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £3065.00 was £3605.00
Glasgow	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Glasgow	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Glasgow	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Glasgow	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Glasgow	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Glasgow	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Glasgow	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Glasgow	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Glasgow	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
London Heathrow	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2521.00 pp	13 dates available
London Heathrow	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £2920.00 was £3435.00
London Heathrow	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £2920.00 was £3435.00
London Heathrow	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2521.00 was £2965.00
London Heathrow	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £2563.00 was £3015.00
London Heathrow	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £2920.00 was £3435.00
London Heathrow	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £2920.00 was £3435.00
London Heathrow	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £2971.00 was £3495.00
London Heathrow	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £2971.00 was £3495.00
London Heathrow	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £2971.00 was £3495.00
London Heathrow	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £2623.00 was £3085.00
London Heathrow	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £2623.00 was £3085.00
London Heathrow	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £2971.00 was £3495.00
London Heathrow	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £2971.00 was £3495.00
Manchester	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2592.00 pp	13 dates available
Manchester	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £3481.00 was £4095.00
Manchester	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £3774.00 was £4439.00
Manchester	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2592.00 was £3049.00
Manchester	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £3065.00 was £3605.00
Manchester	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Manchester	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Manchester	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Manchester	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Manchester	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Manchester	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Manchester	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Manchester	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Manchester	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Newcastle	January 2027 - November 2028		from £2648.00 pp	13 dates available
Newcastle	28 Jan 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Feb 2027 Thursday	Late Escape	from £3026.00 was £3559.00
Newcastle	25 Feb 2027 Thursday 15 days 11 Mar 2027 Thursday		from £2946.00 was £3465.00
Newcastle	20 May 2027 Thursday 15 days 03 Jun 2027 Thursday		from £2648.00 was £3115.00
Newcastle	16 Sep 2027 Thursday 15 days 30 Sep 2027 Thursday		from £3065.00 was £3605.00
Newcastle	14 Oct 2027 Thursday 15 days 28 Oct 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Newcastle	18 Nov 2027 Thursday 15 days 02 Dec 2027 Thursday		from £3422.00 was £4025.00
Newcastle	20 Jan 2028 Thursday 15 days 03 Feb 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Newcastle	17 Feb 2028 Thursday 15 days 02 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Newcastle	16 Mar 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Mar 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Newcastle	18 May 2028 Thursday 15 days 01 Jun 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Newcastle	14 Sep 2028 Thursday 15 days 28 Sep 2028 Thursday		from £3162.00 was £3719.00
Newcastle	12 Oct 2028 Thursday 15 days 26 Oct 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00
Newcastle	16 Nov 2028 Thursday 15 days 30 Nov 2028 Thursday		from £3510.00 was £4129.00

A view of the swimming pool and exterior of the Sheraton New Delhi, surrounded by landscaped gardens on a bright day

India – Tigers & the Taj Mahal with Shimla Touring Hotels India You will be staying in a series of well-located hotels, all of which will be of a four- and five-star standard.

India – Tigers & the Taj Mahal with Three-night Varanasi & the Ganges Extension

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Explore Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, visit the Taj Mahal, and go on safari at Ranthambhore National Park in search of tigers, finished with a 30-night trip to Varanasi Best Selling Exclusive

On a guided tour, see the pavilions and palaces of Agra Fort and the famed monument of love, the UNESCO-listed Taj Mahal
Stay in the holy city of Varanasi, set along the banks of the River Ganges
Journey on morning and afternoon safaris in search of tigers in Ranthambore National Park

13 days from £2,291 pp

was £2,695 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

January 2027 - November 2028
Duration

13 days
Depart From

7 airports
Excursions & Visits

8 included
Meals

28 included

Explore

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India - Tigers and the Taj Mahal

India

Explore Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, visit the Taj Mahal, and go on safari at Ranthambhore National Park in search of tigers on this action-packed holiday. Best Selling Wildlife & Safari

On a guided tour, see the pavilions and palaces of Agra Fort and the famed monument of love, the UNESCO-listed Taj Mahal
Visit one of Delhi’s most famous and historical monuments, Humayun's Tomb
Travel by Jeep to the red sandstone ramparts of the sixth-century Amber Fort

11 days from £1,645 pp

was £1,935 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

October 2026 - November 2028
Duration

11 days
Depart From

7 airports
Excursions & Visits

12 included
Meals

22 included

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India's Golden Triangle, Shimla and Amritsar's Golden Temple

India

14-day holiday of India. Visit the Taj Mahal, two safaris in Ranthambhore National Park & two nights in Shimla in the Himalayan foothills. Book today! Best Selling Rail

Discover the historical delights of Delhi and explore the city on a rickshaw
Witness the special Palki ceremony at Amritsar’s Golden Temple
Explore Jaipur’s City Palace, the Jantar Mantar observatory and the ‘Palace of Winds’

18 days from £2,796 pp

was £3,289 pp

Flights included
Dates Available

October 2026 - September 2028
Duration

18 days
Depart From

1 airport
Excursions & Visits

16 included
Meals

37 included

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The majority of our tours involve a certain amount of walking, including a short walk from the coach stop to the town, attraction or venue you're visiting. If you are bringing a wheelchair, please let us know at the time of booking so that appropriate arrangements can be made. In many developing countries access is sometimes not as easy as at home. Should you have walking difficulties, getting around monuments and attractions may be harder and, in some cases, impossible. Should you have any concerns whatsoever please do contact us prior to travel.

Occasionally, for operational reasons, we may have to change the order of the excursions on your holiday. The final day-by-day itinerary will be confirmed on your Final Travel Documents, which you will receive approximately three weeks prior to your departure.

In developing countries road networks are continually being improved and expanded, which can mean that, from time to time, roadworks and rough road surfaces can extend journey times. Some journeys are made on winding mountain roads and passes, which may also make for slow travelling - although the scenery is usually worth it! Many roads do not have separate pavements or safety barriers, and great care should be taken when crossing or walking alongside roads.

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Section 1.10.32 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum", written by Cicero in 45 BC

1914 translation by H. Rackham