India’s capital city Delhi serves as the origin of this magical tour; you would be spending the first two days of their Golden Triangle tour in the historic capital of India. Over these two days, you will get to unfold the many different pages of India’s bygone history. Dotted with numerous historic landmarks, the quaint city of Delhi along with Old Delhi will help you revisit India’s bygone charm and appeal. These two days will also make you witness how history gets mixed with the modern aura and essence!

After having a delightful rendezvous with how ancient aura gets blended with the modern charisma, the Golden Triangle tour will follow the historic tails to Agra – the City of Taj Mahal! Your visit to this Mughal city will unravel yet more pages of history, and witness some of the most brilliant architectures from the past. To be precise here, the city of Agra will get you introduced with the wondrous Taj Mahal or the eternal symbol of love, and many other grandeurs from the past!

After having a tryst with ancient history and modern glitz, discovering the bucolic charm and appeal of India, this magical tour will head towards the ‘Desert Capital of India’, Rajasthan. Within the forthcoming two days, you will be visiting the ‘Pink City’ or Jaipur – the capital city of Rajasthan!

From the moment, you land on the bosom of the great Thar Desert, you will definitely feel a uniqueness in the ambience around you. Royalty, elegance, rustic cultures, colourful traditional, magnificent palaces, astounding forts, and warm locals in and Jaipur will surely keep you wonderstruck for these two days.

With the completion of these two days, you will be finally driven back to Delhi. As you arrive in the national capital, this wonderful Golden Triangle tour will come to a livelier end!

1Delhi (New & Old Delhi)

Red Fort:

Built in 1639 by Shah Jahan, this historic fort was once the official residence of the Mughal dynasty.

Jama Masjid:

Another major landmark in Old Delhi, Jama Masjid or the ‘Masjid Jahan Nooma’ is the largest mosque in India.

Lotus Temple:

A lotus-shaped temple that is open to all, this wonderful place of worship is the primary centre for the Bahá’í people.

Raj Ghat:

The final resting ground of Mahatma Gandhi – Father of the Nation, is known for its eternal flames and is a must site to visit.

Chandni Chowk:

The most bustling locality in Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk will take you back into time!

Qutub Minar:

A UNSESCO World Heritage Site, this glorious minaret was a major landmark of the Delhi Sultanate.

Lodhi Garden:

Carrying a bucolic charm, this garden spreads across 90 acres of lush and pristine vegitation.

Humayun’s Tomb:

Maqbara-e-Humayun or the Humayun’s Tomb was constructed by Bega Begum in the memory of Mughal emperor Humayun.

India Gate:

Located on Rajpath, this war memorial is indeed a testimony to patriotism, devotion, and love towards the country.

2Agra

Fatehpur Sikri:

The once a capital of the Mughal Empire, this glorious city was founded Akbar the great, and is on ruins now.

Taj Mahal:

This is one such marvel that needs no introduction! The eternal symbol of love, it is also one of the ‘Seven Wonders of the World’.

Agra Fort:

This UNESCO World Heritage Site served as the residence to Mughal erstwhile families till the capital was finally shifter to Red Fort.

Agra Market:

A must to visit place in the Golden Triangle circuit to witness and experience the bucolic warmth of India’s rustic cultures and traditions.

3Jaipur

Hawa Mahal:

Resembling much to the crown of Lord Krishna, this is one such palace that will surely take your breathesaway with its marvellous architecture!

City Palace:

Come and explore the elegant charm of life in the ‘Land of Maharajs’ with a historic visit to the opulent City Palace.

Jantar Mantar:

A visit to this equinoctial sundial in Jaipur will get you acquainted with the patronage of Rajput rulers in Rajasthan.

Amber Fort and Palace:

One of the finest sites in the Golden Triangle route, Amber Fort and Palace is a true treasure trove to rediscover the golden history of Rajasthan.

City Market:

A visit to this quaint marketplace will bring you closer to the local life and colourful facets of Jaipur.