You're met at Delhi (DEL) and transferred to a 5-star hotel with an accessible room, where your wellness concierge sits down with you to understand your pace, dietary needs and any care preferences.

If you have a scheduled follow-up or wish to register with a nearby hospital for peace of mind, the concierge arranges it; otherwise the day is pure rest.

The morning is an unhurried wellness consultation to shape your diet plan and daily rhythm for the trip ahead.

In the cool of late afternoon you take a gentle, flat stroll through Lodhi Gardens, among 15th-century tombs and shaded lawns, fresh air and easy movement without crowds or steps.

A softened tour of Old Delhi lets you experience the Red Fort's forecourt and the lanes around Chandni Chowk from a comfortable vehicle and cushioned cycle-rickshaw, seeing the colour without the exertion.

Built-in rest breaks and an early return to the hotel keep the day low-stress, with the afternoon free to nap or relax.

A full recovery day with nothing on the schedule but your comfort, sleep in, read, and let your body reset.

A qualified therapist can visit for a gentle physiotherapy or mobility session in your room or the hotel spa, arranged around how you feel.

You transfer to Agra in a spacious luxury vehicle with reclining seats and unhurried comfort stops along the Yamuna Expressway.

Rather than the busy monument gate, you watch the Taj Mahal glow at sunset from a private hotel veranda with a clear view, the same magic, none of the crowd or walking.

A short morning visit to Mehtab Bagh, the riverside 'moonlight garden' directly across from the Taj Mahal, gives you an unobstructed view over flat, easy paths.

The rest of the day is deliberately empty, a relaxed hotel stay with spa access and time by the pool.

The drive to Jaipur is broken into comfortable segments with planned stopovers for rest, refreshment and any medication timings, so nothing is rushed.

You arrive at a heritage-style royal hotel with attentive service and a calm atmosphere, settling in for the evening.

A morning on an accessible route takes in the City Palace courtyards and a photo stop at the Hawa Mahal facade, with vehicle drop-offs close to each point and minimal walking.

The afternoon is reserved for a restorative spa session back at the hotel, keeping the day balanced between gentle sightseeing and rest.

A full day devoted to wellbeing: guided ayurvedic treatments such as gentle abhyanga oil therapy, tailored to your comfort by the spa's therapists.

Meals follow a nourishing, easy-to-digest health diet plan, and there's nothing to do but rest between sessions.

You ascend to the Amber Fort by jeep rather than on foot, then explore the courtyards and Sheesh Mahal mirror hall at a slow pace with your guide, sitting to rest whenever you like.

The afternoon returns you to the hotel for quiet recovery time.

A relaxed day by the pool with no travel, letting the wellness of the past days settle.

In the evening a private Rajasthani folk music and dance performance is staged in the hotel gardens, culture brought to you, comfortably seated.

You transit back to Delhi in the luxury vehicle with unhurried breaks, timed to your comfort rather than the clock.

You overnight at an accessible Delhi hotel, well placed for the final days and your eventual departure.

The concierge arranges any final consultation or check-in you'd like before travelling home, purely for reassurance.

A gentle outing lets you shop for ayurvedic oils, herbal teas and wellness products to take with you, with the car close at hand throughout.

A leisurely morning with nothing scheduled lets you pack and rest at your own speed.

In the cool of the afternoon, an optional short, flat walk through a garden or quiet quarter gives a last easy taste of the city before you leave.

Your wellness concierge personally escorts you to Delhi airport, handling wheelchairs, fast-track assistance and check-in as needed.

You depart calm and cared-for, with the trip having done exactly what it set out to, gentle travel with support at every step.