Golden Triangle Tour Packages

Golden Triangle Tour is the most recognizable tourist tour in India that links three cities in India which are liveliest and historical cities of India, including Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. It is a symbol of the grandeur of the Mughal, Rajput and Colonial past of India because this is a triangular route to the diversity of Indian culture. Designed with a sole purpose of providing the Traveller with an ideal introduction to the history, architecture, cuisine and tradition of India, during the span of one week, the Golden Triangle tour packages have been such that the Traveller receives a complete picture of the country in a week.

The busy markets and historical monuments of Delhi, the symbol of undying love, the Taj Mahal, and the royal palaces and fort of Jaipur are all unique in its own way, and all the destinations of this road have something to see and feel. These tour packages suit best to first time visitors, history, and culture explorers. You are in a couple in need of a romantic time travelling, a family in need of an educational and entertaining voyage or a luxurious traveller who would like the comfort and heritage, the Golden Triangle can offer an experience that will last a lifetime.

Popular Tour Packages Included in Golden Triangle

Couple and Honeymoon Packages:

Couples can consider the romance of the Taj Mahal in Agra, see the sunset on Nahargarh Fort in Jaipur and walk through the lanes of the heritage areas of Delhi during the evening. A lot of the honeymoon package deals have luxury accommodation, candle light dinner and or personal guided tours.

Family Tour Packages:

These tours are family tours and learning vacations. Venture into Red fort, Amber fort, city palace and Fatehpur Sikri with professional guides that will make history come alive. It is easy to travel since it has comfortable accommodations and child friendly itineraries.

Luxury Tour Packages:

The Golden Triangle can be luxuriously travelled in royal style by people who want to explore it. These packages include accommodation in a heritage hotel such as Taj Palace (Delhi), Oberoi Amarvilas (Agra), and Rambagh Palace (Jaipur), personal chauffeurs, custom-designed meals, and unique activities such as riding an elephant at the Amber Fort or hot air ballooning over Jaipur.

Cultural and Heritage Packages:

These tours are exploratory of the Indian art, music, crafts, and local traditions. These packages can be used to understand how India lives its life, through visiting the spice markets of Old Delhi and marble inlay workshops of Agra and folk dance performances in Jaipur.

Golden Triangle with Extensions:

Several travellers will add on to their visit places such as Ranthambore (wildlife safaris), Udaipur (lakes and romance) or Varanasi (spiritual exploration). These are the long package tours that provide a wider perspective in India.

Places to Visit in the Golden Triangle.

Delhi:

There is an intriguing blend of the old and the new in the capital city. See the Red Fort, Jama Masjid and the Tomb of Humayun in the old Delhi or observe the India Gate, qutub minar and the Lotus Temple in the new Delhi. Do not skip on a ride in a rickshaw through Chandni Chowk or shopping in Connaught place.

Agra:

Agra is the center of the Mughal art, the world-famous Taj Mahal. Agra Fort, Itmad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj), and Mehtab Bagh appear to be the main places where one could see the breathtaking sunset at the Taj. Additional historical interest is created by the fact that Fatehpur Sikri is located nearby.

Jaipur:

Jaipur is considered the Pink City and it is a city that demonstrates the royal history of Rajasthan by its magnificent forts and palaces. Explore Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, City palace and Jantar Mantar. Shop around the Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar in traditional jewellery, textiles and handicrafts.

Every city has its own beat: Delhi with its chaos and cosmopolitan spirit, Agra, with its romance and history, Jaipur, with its royalty is a complete Indian experience with the Golden Triangle.

Travel Guide for the Golden Triangle.

The golden triangle circuit is about 700-800 km, and it is capable of being done within a comfortable period of 5-7 days. One of the most common ways is a route, which originates in Delhi and goes further south (agra, approximately 210 km) and then further (jaipur, approximately 240 km) and then back to the starting point (delhi, approximately 280 km).

The road has flexibility and scenic drive, however, trains and short domestic flights can also be used. Tour packages will also include English-speaking guides and private drivers that will make international travellers have a hassle-free trip.

When venturing out, dress, apply sunscreen and remember to hydrate, particularly in summer. You should not pass up on trying the local delicacies- street food in Delhi such as chaat and kebabs, petha (sweet) in Agra, daal bati churma and laal maas at Jaipur.

Special touches to the trip are evening trips like Sound and Light Show in Red Fort or heritage dinner in Jaipur.

Best Time to Visit the Golden Triangle

October to March (Winter):

This is the season to be there, the weather is cool and pleasant and this would be the best time to sightsee and do other outdoor activities. The temperatures are normally 10degC to 25degC.

April to June (Summer):

It may get too hot, up to 40° C, and particularly in Jaipur and Agra, yet that is when you could get some off-season offers. It is advisable to go to monuments in the morning.

July to September (Monsoon):

On the one hand, the humidity may increase because the rains have become a refreshing force to the landscapes. Nevertheless, the reduced number of tourists makes it a quiet season to sightsee.

Best Places to stay in the Golden triangle.

In Delhi:

The Imperial New Delhi: A colonial luxury heritage-style gem.

Taj Palace: It is famous with the perfect service and luxurious interiors.

Bloomwards and Ginger Hotels: Excellent short-term low-cost hotels.

In Agra:

The Oberoi Amarvilas: Provides a continuous sight of the Taj Mahal in all the rooms.

ITC Mughal: It offers modern comfort with an Indian Mughal-style.

Hotel Clarks Shiraz: It is a mid-range hotel that is suitable as a family hotel.

In Jaipur:

Rambagh Palace: This used to be a royal palace but today it is one of the most luxurious hotels in India.

Samode Haveli: Rajasthani hotel-meets-boutique hotel.

Alsisar Haveli: A good option of the budget traveller to spend on the heritage ambience.

Best Shopping Places in the Golden Triangle.

Delhi:

Go to Dilli Haat to get handicrafts made in the whole of India or Janpath Market where there are new-fashioned and souvenirs. Khan market and Connaught place serve the luxury customers.

Agra:

Buy marble inlay artefacts, miniature paintings and leather at Sadar Bazaar and Kinari Bazaar. Petha sweets of Agra also are excellent gifts.

Jaipur:

Famous gemstones, block-printed fabrics and blue pottery. Bapu Bazaar, Tripolia Market, and Johari Bazaar are a must. Negotiating is the order of the day!

How to Reach the Golden Triangle.

By Air: The Indira Gandhi International Airport is the primary port of entry in Delhi. You can also get domestic flights to Jaipur and Agra (via the new Agra Airport) which are all based in Delhi.

By Train: The three cities are easily linked through the railway network in India. Fast and comfortable trains such as the Shatabdi Express and the Gatimaan Express will be possible between Delhi and Agra serving the route, and the Jaipur-Delhi route is also favored.

By Road: The Golden Triangle is linked through the Yamuna Expressway and NH48 that are in good condition. There are private taxis, luxury coaches and self-drive cars easily available. Road transport allows the options to visit en route sightseeing sites such as Mathura, Vrindavan, or Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.