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Our 6-day Golden Triangle Tour Package connects Delhi, the Capital City of India; Jaipur, the royal city and Agra, home to the Taj Mahal. The only agenda behind this specific 6 days tour is to provide a full but efficient coverage of some of India’s most renowned historical and cultural attractions. Begin the tour from Jaipur and conclude with a return to Delhi; the tour is organized for convenience. The architectural and historic grandeur of North India is the overall subject of this trip, with Mughal and Rajput forts, palaces, and mausoleums. For first-time travellers who prefer to explore the most recognized attractions in a reasonable and relaxed sequence, it’s the best choice.
What the tourists can expect from this package is outlined below, day by day.
Tour Itinerary Details:
Day 1: Jaipur Arrival
Today, the Jaipur Agra Delhi Tour will begin with a smooth start of warmly welcoming you. Tourists may arrive at Jaipur Airport, Jaipur Railway Station or Bus Stand. There will be a representative of our travel agency waiting for you to welcome and accompany the travellers upon arrival. They will further assist you to the pre-booked hotel. Unwind and recover from the tour; the remaining day is generally left to the traveller’s discretion.
The tourists are at leisure to venture into the surrounding areas independently in the evening. Jaipur’s colorful bazaars, like Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar, are a sight to behold due to their cultural handicrafts, jewellery and fabrics. The most convenient way to experience the city’s vibrant culture is to stroll around these bazaars. Stay relaxed overnight in Jaipur.
Day 2: Jaipur Sightseeing
The second day is spent sightseeing the beautiful palaces and forts of Jaipur. There are a lot of historical, architectural and cultural experiences lined up in the schedule.
The sightseeing tour begins with a visit to the grand Amber Fort. The hilltop fort looks stunning throughout the day while revealing the grandeur of the Rajput and Hindu style of architecture. The Hall of Public Audience, the Hall of Private Audience and the Sheesh Mahal, popular for its intricate mirror work, are some of the prime attractions within the fort.
Further, the tour takes you towards Jal Mahal, a beautiful palace in the middle of Man Sagar Lake, after the Amber Fort. Even though travellers cannot go inside this palace, they often take photographs of its beautiful roadside location.
Then there’s the Hawa Mahal, also referred to as the Palace of Winds. It's 953 small windows; this legendary five-storey house was built so that royal ladies could observe street festivities discreetly. Jaipur is represented by the iconic structure with a beehive-like structure.
The tour next proceeds to City Palace, a complex of buildings, courtyards, palaces, and gardens. It’s a stunning example of how Rajput, Mughal, and European architecture can blend. The royal family of Jaipur resides in a part of the palace. The Chandra Mahal and the Mubarak Mahal are the main attractions of the compound.
The Jantar Mantar is a world heritage site by UNESCO, and lies adjacent to the City Palace. Maharaja Jai Singh II built a fascinating collection of 19 astronomical skills of the period.
Return to the hotel for an overnight stay concludes the day.
Day 3: Agra Transfer via Fatehpur Sikri
The day is planned for traveling from Jaipur to Agra, with a stopover at Fatehpur Sikri. After breakfast and departure from the Jaipur hotel, travellers begin the 240 kms drive to Agra. The Fatehpur Sikri is around 40 kms from Agra, the main highlight of the day.
The Mughal Emperor Akbar made this historic city a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A masterpiece of red sandstone, an architectural marvel built in the 16th century, was left abandoned after only 14 years due to a lack of water. The city offers a stunning glimpse of Mughal urban planning and a work of red sandstone art. The Panch Mahal, an exotic five-story palace with a unique architecture, the Tomb of Salim Chishti, a beautiful marble mausoleum and the Buland Darwaza, a resplendent gateway, mark Akbar’s victory over Gujarat in Fatehpur Sikri.
Afterwards, you will continue towards Agra, and the tourists will enter their hotel for an overnight stay when they arrive.
Day 4: Agra Sightseeing Tour
The day is devoted to the two most popular structures of Agra; this is the day of the tour most looked forward to.
The day begins with an early morning visit to the enormous Taj Mahal. Observe the breathtaking sunrise views when the white marble monument is soaked in the soft morning light. The Taj Mahal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal and as a symbol of eternal love.
The enormous size, symmetry and intricate marble inlay work of this mausoleum are excellent examples of Mughal architecture. The journey further continues to Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, after visiting the Taj Mahal. The gigantic red sandstone Agra Fort lies about 2.5 kms away from the Taj Mahal, the Mughal emperor’s main seat. The Diwan-i-Aam and Diwan-i-Khas are two of the fort’s several grand palaces and halls. In his later years, Shah Jahan looked out from the fort turrets over the Taj Mahal, the resting place of his beloved wife.
Travellers return to their Agra hotel in the evening after a day of exploring.
Day 5: Agra leisure day & Delhi transfer
This day’s itinerary is very flexible. Before proceeding to Delhi, coined a “Leisure day” in Agra. This allows travellers to either relax and utilize the facilities of the hotel or visit other Agra attractions. These are some optional attractions to explore:
Mehtab Bagh – This is the stunning white marble structure that serves as the mausoleum of Amar Singh Bahadur. An outing to Mehtab Bagh is a garden complex lies near the Yamuna River, offering the perfect, less touristy view of the Taj Mahal, especially in the evening.
Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah – A visit to the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah, also known as the “Baby Taj,” a beautiful Mughal mausoleum whose design inspired that of the Taj Mahal.
Once they depart from their stay in the afternoon or early evening, travellers will begin the final leg of their journey to Delhi. It’s around 3 to 4 hours driving to Delhi. When they reach Delhi, travellers can check into the hotel for their final overnight stay.
Day 6: Departure from Delhi
This is the last day of the tour. Post breakfast, check out from the hotel, the passenger will be transported to their point of departure, which can be Delhi’s railway station or the Indira Gandhi Airport. With smiling faces full of memories of the Golden Triangle’s cultural and historical artefacts, the tour ends here.
