Best of Golden Triangle Package (Delhi, Jaipur, Agra)

Our Golden Triangle Tours would be offbeat yet fortified with historical indulgence and apart from monuments and markets, we will let you relish life and indulge with local culture in New Delhi, Jaipur and Agra. These tours truly are magical, historical, exhilarating and of course a memorable one.

From the erstwhile grandeur of ancient Hindustan to the modernity of the democratic Indian-state, the golden triangle tourist route in India covers it all. The trip takes you to three urban centers of North India : Historical Delhi, Magnificent Agra and Colourful Jaipur.

In New Delhi, you can experience a fusion of two time periods living together. First visit old Delhi, and go through its narrow and vibrant market streets to see one of the largest Mosques in the country, Jama Masjid. Enjoy the tasty delicacies of old Delhi, especially its Paranthas and Kababs and then see the heritage of the Moguls in the form of Red Fort. Then head over to Raj Ghat, as you transition from the old to the new. Pay homage to the father of the nation at Mahatma Gandhi Smriti. Feel the vitality of the Indian Democracy at the President’s House and the Parliament. Then dabble your feet into some spirituality by seeing AksharDham Temple and Lotus Temple. And if there is time left, recede back into the ancient mode by seeing one of the architectural marvels of bygone times, Qutub Minar.

From here, the trip moves to Agra, where awaits for you one of the seven wonders of the world, Shahjahan’s monument of love for his Queen Noor-Jahan, the Taj Mahal. Experience the splendor of its architecture and the romance which permeates its very air on moonlit nights.

Finally head for Jaipur, but on your way see Fatepur Sikri, the red stone city built by the great humanitarian king of ancient India, Akbar. Then in Jaipur, also known as the pink city of India, experience the grandeur of Hawa Mahal. Enjoy the panorama of the city from the back of an elephant at Amber Fort. See the precision of ancient Indian Mathematicians and Astrologers at work in the Jantar-Mantar observatory, and spend some time with the playful monkeys of Galta Ji Temple.