Golden Triangle Tour Package 7 Nights 8 Days

7 Nights-8 Days

Destinations

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Overview

Due to their incredible histories that span thousands of years, the places visited on the Golden Triangle Tour bring alive the greatest of India's past. India has visited the three cities The Golden Triangle Tour is the best illustration of culture, civilization, and heritage. Let's begin with Delhi, which for the duration of its history housed the capital of the various classical dynasties. As the center of the enormous Mughal Dynasty, Agra is brimming with amazing structures that serve as reminders of India's erstwhile Golden Age. The majestic Taj Mahal and India's Golden Triangle don't need much of an introduction.

The atmosphere significantly changes when one moves to Jaipur, capturing the heart with breathtaking views of majestic castles and lakeside palaces. One is exposed to a wide range of Indian colors when taking one of the Golden Triangle Tour packages, which are impossible to miss and are set up in the shape of a triangle.

The grandness and historic buildings of New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur will leave you in amazement when you travel with the Golden Triangle Tour Packages. These packages are created in a way that allows people of any age to enjoy them

Detail Itinerary

Let's set out on a joyful voyage.
The trip manager will join you there at the airport when you land in Delhi. You will then be taken by car to the hotel. Finish the check-in process. During the first day, unwind.

Take a trip to these attractions.

Jantar Mantar -A place of early 18th-century astronomical observation. It has a collection of about 20 key stationary instruments. They are monumental masonry representations of well-known instruments, however many of them also exhibit unique traits.

Akshardham Temple - The magnificent Hindu temple and spiritual-cultural complex known as Akshardham Temple is a prime example of Indian culture, devotion, and architecture.

Birla Mandir - The temple, which was constructed in the early 1900s and covers an enormous 7.5 acres, is home to numerous shrines, fountains, gardens, sculptures, and carvings.

India Gate - A majestic archway acting as a monument to the valiant soldiers who gave their lives in defense of the nation.

Red Fort - The architecture of the Red Fort is an example of the mingling of civilizations that the Mughals brought to India.

Take a voyage to these attractions.

Taj Mahal - The Taj Mahal is an enormous mausoleum made of white marble that was constructed in Agra around 1631 and 1648 at the command of Emperor shah Jahan in remembrance of his favourite wife. It is the crowning achievement of Muslim artwork in India and is one of the most revered works of art in all of human history.

Agra Fort - The diverse structures in this vast fort complex are examples of the amalgamation of various cultures that were characteristic of the Mughal era.

Mehtab Bagh - On the banks of the Yamuna River sits this magnificent 25-acre garden. Its width is exactly the same as the Taj Mahal, resulting in it being symmetrically placed next to it.

Sikander Fort - The work on this stunning monument was initiated by Akbar. This building is the ideal fusion of Hindu, Christian, Islamic, Buddhist, and Jain themes. But Jahangir finished building Akbar's mausoleum after his father passed away.

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Ibadat Khana - Akbar had built Din-e-foundations Ilahi in the Ibadat Khana, also known as the House of Worship, which was built in 1575 CE. To discuss the tenets of their own religions, spiritual leaders from several faiths congregated in this location.

Panch Mahal - A remarkable building in Fatehpur Sikri, is fashioned after a Buddhist temple. It is entirely columnar and has four asymmetrically stacked, smaller-sized stories erected over the ground level. The building has 176 columns, and Jaalis or screens confirm the existence of the Purdah System, which the Queens were required to adhere to.

Buland Darwaza - This enormous structure is made of red and buff sandstone and is a magnificent example of Mughal architecture. White marble is used to further beautify the red and buff stones. The centrepieces of this building include Quranic inscriptions on the cenotaph and front pillars.

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Hawa Mahal - This Mahal's architectural design is its main draw. The Mahal's design reflects the majesty and dignity of the Rajput people and is a five-story edifice with a beehive design. The Hawa Mahal's exterior resembles the crown worn by Lord Krishna.

City Palace - This lovely palace serves as a symbol of the rich culture that Jaipur continues to uphold. Rajputana, Mughal, and European architectural styles are expertly merged here. The enormous property exemplifies the splendor and legacy of the ruling houses of the past.

Albert Hall Museum - You will be amazed by the array of historical and cultural artifacts in the galleries. Ancient coins, marble sculptures, ceramics, rugs, and, most famously, the Egyptian mummy, will all be of interest to history buffs. The building itself has a beautiful outside design.

Amer Fort - Known for its distinctive architecture, magnificent royal carved on pillars, and tall rampants that remain lost in history amid Aravalli hills, it is an artistic masterpiece and one of Jaipur's most well-known sights.

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Mehrangarh Fort - Because of its magnificent architecture and rich history, Jodhpur takes great pride in the Mehrangarh Fort. regarded as one of Rajasthan's most impressive and powerful forts

Toorji Ka Jhalra - One of the most beautiful buildings from antiquity. Rajasthan also contains a lot of "kund," also known as stepwells

Jaswant Thada - The monument is constructed entirely of marble. However, the marble sheets used for construction were polished to an extremely fine sheen so that when sunlight hits them, they shimmer.

Say bye to the city with a collection of lifelong memories on the journey! 
Leave for the airport in the morning and get into the flight to reach your next location.

Take a trip to these places.

Junagarh Fort - The fort's interior palaces, gardens, balconies, kiosks, and other structures show a fusion of architectural styles influenced by the varied kings' cultural backgrounds and outside influences

Gajner Palace - The palace was once a lavish royal residence that was situated close to the Thar desert. It was once utilised by royal corporations as a short-term hunting refuge and has recently been transformed into a luxury hotel.

Sursagar Lake - To alleviate the area's water deficit, the Lake was excavated under the reign of Maharaja Sur Singh. It is a well-known attraction and a popular picnic location in the city with its well-maintained surroundings and appropriate sitting arrangement around the captivating lake.

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