The Delhi-Agra-Jaipur circuit known as the Golden Triangle is an amazing potpourri of India’s historical journey, offering an exquisite experience of India’s diverse cultural heritage. In Jaipur, explore historical forts and royal palaces, while savouring the rich Rajputana culture. Let the Rajasthani delicacies tantalise your taste buds and immerse in the age-old beauty of the Pink City. In Agra, experience the rich architectural beauty that exudes hints of the Mughal empire. Visit grand monuments and get a taste of the Mughal royal treatment. Delhi offers a harmonious blend of architecture and history. From remnants of the Mughal empire and British Raj to contemporary India, you can experience it all in the capital. The city is sure to charm you with its eclectic mix of the old and new – from magnificent monuments to bustling Old Delhi markets and stunning high rises.
Day 1 - Delhi
- Arrival Transfer from New Delhi Airport to Hotel
- Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Visit
Day 2 - Delhi
- Food Walk in Old Delhi with a chef
- Half-day sightseeing tour of New Delhi
Day 3 - Agra
- Private transfer from Delhi to Agra
- Visit Agra Fort
- Mohabbate Taj live show
Day 4 - Agra
- Experience sunrise at the Taj Mahal
- Visit the tomb of Idmad Ud Daulah
- Walking tour of local village (Optional Experience)
- Visit to Sheroes Hangout Café
Day 5 - Jaipur
- Transfer from Agra to Jaipur (via Fatehpur Sikri)
- Evening Culinary Experience followed by dinner with local family
Day 6 - Jaipur
- Visit Govind Ji Temple to witness morning rituals
- Sightseeing of Jaipur
Day 7
- Transfer from Jaipur to Delhi Airport
Considering the vast and varied landmass, it comes as no surprise that India's climate is complex. If you prefer to avoid extremes of heat and rainfall, it's best to aim for the cooler, drier months of October through to March. However, if a trip to either of the country's extremities appeals, take note: For the southern states, the retreating monsoon (October to December) is a consideration. Here, you find the most appealing climate between November and February. For reliable trekking weather in the Himalayas 1000km to the north, peak season is October, November and then March and April.
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