Tour Overview
Among the most rewarding travel experiences in North India, the six-night, seven-day Golden Triangle Tour visits the three well-known cities of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. On the map of India, these cities—which epitomise the finest of its customs, culture, architecture, and legacy—form a triangle. For those wishing to completely appreciate the historical relevance, energetic bazaars, Mughal and Rajput architecture, and North Indian hospitality, this seven-day trip is perfect.
This schedule has something to offer every type of visitor whether your interests are in seeing the sunrise over the Taj Mahal, exploring Old Delhi's bustling streets, or appreciating the grandeur of Jaipur's palaces. The journey investigates India's rich cultural legacy and royal past; it is more than just a road.
Tour Highlights
Discover the most well-known Golden Triangle Circuit comprising Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.
Travel in private hassle-free under the direction of a professional driver and personal tour guide.
Admire the Taj Mahal's classic beauty at sunrise.
Easy travel from and to the hotel or airport.
Find Jaipur's cultural legacy.
Discover a blending of Colonial, Rajput, and Mughal architecture.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Delhi
From incredible India, greetings! Our corporate agent will warmly welcome you and drive you to the hotel you have reserved ahead of arrival at Delhi International Airport. After checking in, spend some time unwinding or strolling quickly through the nearby markets. Remain the night in a Delhi hotel.
Day 2: Delhi sightseeing
Following a revitalizing breakfast at the hotel, set off a guided sightseeing tour of Delhi, beginning with the largest mosque in the nation, Old Delhi's Jama Masjid. Shah Jahan (outside view) built the well-known fortification known as Red Fort. Chandni Chowk is a vibrant market for people who appreciate traditional shopping and street food. Raj Ghat honours Mahatma Gandhi. Then head to the India Gate, a war memorial honouring Indian troops among New Delhi's attractions. The President of India resides officially at Rashtrapati Bhavan (drive past). The tomb of Humayun is among the most excellent specimens of Mughal architecture. Among UNESCO World Heritage Sites is Qutub Minar. Lotus Temple is well-known for its calm atmosphere and architectural reminiscent of flowers. Driven four-hours to Agra in the evening. Once at your hotel, savour a great dinner. Share the evening in an Agra hotel.
Day 3: Agra sightseeing
Explore Agra after breakfast; it still has the classic appeal of its Mughal past. Once living in the great fort complex known as Agra Fort were the Mughal emperors. Local leather goods, marble inlay work, and handcrafts shopping will also keep you busy. Spend evenings in the bazaars of Agra.
Day 4: Dawn continued Agra Tour Taj Mahal View
Early in the morning, watch the Taj Mahal rise. Built for his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, Shah Jahan created a monument to relentless love at UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get back to the motel for breakfast. Later in your trip to Agra, visit Mehtab Bagh, sometimes known as the Moonlight Garden, for a magnificent rear view of the Taj Mahal. White marble makes up all of Itmad-ud-Daulah, sometimes known as the Baby Taj. Outside Agra sits Sikandra, the tomb of Emperor Akbar. Spend overnight in Agra.
Day 5: 250km (five hours) from Agra to Fatehpur Sikri to Jaipur.
Check out and start your trip to Jaipur following breakfast. Stop at Fatehpur Sikri, an abandoned city built by Emperor Akbar that houses the Jama Masjid, Buland Darwaza, Panch Mahal, and Salim Chishti, while on your way.
As soon as you get to Jaipur, look over your lodging. One can spend the evening lounging about the hotel or investigating the nearby market. Spend one night in Jaipur.
Day 6: Jaipur Tour
Discover Jaipur, sometimes known as the Pink City, and its energetic culture and Rajputana grandeur after breakfast. Visits in the morning: Optional elephant ride allows one to access this hilltop fort. Middle of Man Sagar Lake sits Jal Mahal, a water palace. Afternoon visits to Hawa Mahal, sometimes known as the Palace of Winds, with its distinctive 953-window façade. Royal residence City Palace boasts courtyards and museums. A UNESCO World Heritage Site is the eighteenth-century astronomical observatory known as Jantar Mantar. Evening: Look at the neighbourhood markets for handicrafts, block prints and jewellery. Stay the night in a Jaipur hotel.
Day 7: From Delhi to Jaipur, journey 260 km (5–6 hours).
Check out and head back to Delhi following breakfast. Once you get there, you will be driven to Delhi Airport or another place of your choosing for your next stop. You will have amazing memories of India's magnificent architecture and rich culture as your 6-night, 7-day Golden Triangle Tour ends.
What’s Included
- Six nights at hotels in Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur are included.
- During the entire tour, a private, air-conditioned car
- Tickets for Monument Entry ( Skip-the-Line)
- Local tour guides with English speaking background
- Pick-up and drop at the hotel or airport.
- Lunch Buffet of Selected Restaurants
- Parking fees, toll taxes, all state taxes
- Complementary mineral water bottles are handed during the tour.
What’s Excluded
- Personal spending and recommendations
- Flights both inside and outside of the country
- Fees for Monument Videos and Cameras
- Insurance for Travel
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