One of the most popular tourist destinations in India, the Golden Triangle tour fulfills all the conditions of a fantasy and luxurious dream vacation. The classic version of the North Indian tour, the Golden Triangle consists of three major cities - Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Usually 7 or 8 days, the cost of standard packages of the Golden Triangle tour includes air tickets and transfers, hotel accommodation, a tour of the sights of three cities and a private trainer to take you to three main destinations. Most of the time, the journey begins and ends in Delhi - the capital of India.
Presenting a real kaleidoscope of a grandiose monument, imposing forts and majestic palaces along with a rich cultural and religious heritage, the three cities of the Golden Triangle tour present a dazzling perspective of Indian entertainment. Although Jaipur represents the royal glasses of Rajput warriors who once ruled the princely states of Rajasthan, Agra won its place in the Golden Triangle due to its Mughal heritage. Delhi represents true India’s cultural potpourri with Mughal impressions seen in Old Delhi and British reflections and memories that can be seen in New Delhi.
Each city of the Golden Triangle has an excellent identity that combines sophistication and luxury in a unique mix that reflects its history. One of the hottest races for foreign tourists, the Golden Triangle invites tourists, offering modernist amenities and unsurpassed tourist facilities, as well as the charm of past ages deeply rooted in the culture and traditions of the three cities. The majestic architectural patterns scattered around Delhi include the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, the Gateway of India and the House of the President. In Agra, you will admire the Taj Mahal, a stone poem and one of the seven wonders of the world, along with Agra Fort and the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daullah.
Jaipur demonstrates impossible skills, excellent aesthetic sense and scientific ingenuity of its local artisans in the muted splendor of its structures, such as Hawa Mahal or the Palace of the Winds, with its natural air conditioning system and delicate facade. The palace was once used as the Summer Palace for the royal ladies, and the five-story facade was designed to keep them hidden from prying eyes, forcing them to see everything that happens in the central market area, without any interruptions. City Palace or House of the Royals; and Jantar Mantar or the Royal Observatory, built according to the drawings of Raja Sawai Jai Singh II in the 16th century, are other wonders of the city. The huge masonry tools of the Jantar Mantar can still be used for accurate calculations of astronomy.
Striving to imagine to the farthest limits, the kaleidoscope of the Golden Triangle has an ethereal quality that makes the whole trip feel like a fairy tale or hallucination with stories and legends that overlap each other, seamlessly move from one scene to another without disturbing our thoughts visualization of the era, as well as surrealistic visions written by expert guides, whose narratives will be carried over to the past. The Golden Triangle tour of Northern India has woven brilliant images of royal splendor of the past and offers you the opportunity to take some of the best oriental craft items in your artworks, jewelery and wardrobe items.
