India’s Golden Triangle means three prestigious points of Northern India: Agra,
Jaipur And New Delhi, which makes triangle on the map. Flying
into New Delhi, the capital, then to Agra in Uttar Pradesh state, city of Taj
Mahal and onto Jaipur in Rajasthan. This is a country that certainly is far
from ‘grim up North’: the majesty of Mughal architecture, from the Taj Mahal in
Agra and the Red Fort in Delhi, to the palatial prettiness of the Raj put in
Jaipur is beyond comparison.
This trip demands lot
walking to be done, the best time to visit the Golden Triangle is middle of April
to October, with temperature between 21-34°C. Winters can be freezing in Delhi
January and February, due to a Himalayan influence, where May and June can be
hot at 45°C. Monsoon, even in short duration, can lead to floods July to
September. October and November are festive in India, with celebration of
festival of lights; diwali, as is March, festival of colours Holi, brings the
hue of celebration.
DESCRIPTION OF GOLDEN TRIANGLE
Get on this trip with your favorite
people for this six days India Golden Triangle holiday
is a best idea for making new friends and rekindling with old one as you see
the sights and feel sounds of India.
Rickshaw rides around Old
Delhi, palaces and bazaars in Jaipur, and the Taj Mahal in Agra all combine to
fabulous effect with a heritage home stay bound to add to the cultural and
natural attraction of time spent on tour in Rajasthan.
DETAILS
DAY 1: Delhi. Namaste. Welcome to India. Journey begins with warm welcoming
greeting at 5 pm. Please search for a note in the hotel's lobby or inquire
reception where it will take place. As we will be collecting insurance details
and next of important information at this meeting, so be assure you bring these
details to submit to the leader. If you know you are going to be late, please
tell the same to hotel reception. In your spare time visit Homerun’s Tomb,
Qutub Minar or Red Fort of Delhi for experiencing the culture.
DAY 2: Meet group leader on for an quick
enjoyable trip through Old Delhi. Hop into the city’s metro system, and then
ride rickshaw to the very famous Chandni Chowk. Discover the mystic of Jama
Masjid which is Delhi’s oldest mosque.
DAY 3: Jaipur. Travel through train to
Rajasthan and on to its capital city, Jaipur (approximately six hours). A
friendly, rush town crammed with palaces and market filled of jewellery,
traditional clothes and folk-based arts, Jaipur is admired by many travellers.
Visit the Hawa Mahal, head towards to Jaipur's Royal City Palace and explore
its luxury rooms and apartments. After this, watch one of the five astronomical
observatories built by Maharaja Jai Singh, who founded the Jaipur.
DAY 4: Jaipur. Select to take a morning hot air balloon adventure, usually, a
glimpse of visiting Jaipur. Ballooning is done above Jaipur on the morning, day
four between September and June. For additional details, please see the
Important Notes section of the Essential Trip Information for more details. In
the afternoon approx 1.30 pm, visit the Amer Fort. Get on a hilltop overlooking
Malta Lake, the fort is a classic illustration of Rajput architecture and the
Sheesh Mahal is one of its more amazing buildings.
DAY 5: Fatehpur Sikri - Agra. On the way to Agra, stop in the route at the used
to be capital of the Mughal empire, Fatehpur Sikri. It’s amazing mosque shows
both Mughal and Hindu design and is marked by a 53-metre high entrance.
Afterwards in Agra, there is an option to visit marble tomb that was saved the
Mughal Emperors, Akbar's Mausoleum. The day then culminates in a visit to the
Taj Mahal, one of world's wonder built in the 1640s as a memorial to the loving
wife of great emperor Shah Jahan. You can have taj Mahal tour by car too
for better experience.
DAY 6: Delhi. Come back to Delhi from agra, as are no pre planned activities for
the final day and now you will be able to depart the accommodation according to
your preferred time. If you want to stay for an extra couple of days, there are
many other activities in the city to cherish.
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