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Golden Triangle Tour Packages

The 5-night Golden Triangle Tour Package offers a free day for tourists to enjoy and explore the city via AC cabs. After a relaxed day 1 the second day starts with sightseeing in Delhi, covering 7 spots which includes visit to Jama Masjid along with connecting food streets and option to visit the Sis Ganj Sahib gurudwara. Second day in Agra begins with the appetizing breakfast in old Agra food street followed by the sightseeing at major historic sites and souvenir and handicraft shopping.

The days ahead are planned to explore the Rajwada galore with visits to the lavish royal palaces in Jaipur. This comfortably planned package gives ample time for tourists to explore on their own and attend.

Activity:
-The major Delhi sightseeing spots are visit old Delhi including visit to Jama Masjid, Red Fort followed by visiting Rajghat, Lotus temple, Qutub Minar, Akshardham and India Gate.
-The later days covers the visit to Taj Mahal and Sikandra in Agra and Fatehpur Sikri and
-Amer Fort and Jaipur.

Duration:
5 Nights / 6 days.

Price:
INR 34,363 plus taxes per person.

A premium package offers luxury hotel stay in all 3 destinations and sightseeing in private AC cars. The tour will start and end at Delhi and the 5 day comprises a 2-night stay in Delhi, 1- night in Agra and 2-night in Jaipur. The itinerary ensures great experience to the grandeur of the Mughal Era, Rajputana culture. To begin with a relaxing arrival day with the first great spot to visit as the package has included entry to Madame Tussauds museum in Delhi. The later day is planned to cover the major tourist’s site in Delhi.

The visit to Agra and Jaipur post Delhi have also planned keeping luxury and experience in consideration. The tourists will be getting to spend all the time they need to explore and spend at the sites and still have time to spend and enjoy the bustling cities with family and friends.

Activity:
-The first day is Delhi and is allocated for private city exploration followed by visits to Rajghat, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Jama Masjid, Lotus Temple, Akshardham, Red Fort on day two in Delhi.
-In Agra Taj Mahal & Sikandra being covered and Fatehpur Sikri.
-Enroute Jaipur and Amer Fort in Jaipur.

Duration:
5 Night 6 days trip.

Price:
INR 56850 plus taxes per person.

An ideal package for a family and friends’ getaway, offering fun, sightseeing and leisure time. The 7-night package offers 2-nights in Delhi visiting the major tourist attractions and enjoying leisure stay then heading to Agra for a 1-night stay.

After spending a great day exploring the monuments, local market and enjoying the local savouries in Agra the trip continues to a bonfire night stay in Ranthambore which includes visiting the national park and the fort. The trip further continues to explore the next destination Jaipur and it is impossible to leave the vibrant Jaipur without experiencing the rich culture and warm hospitality.

Activity:
-The Delhi stay includes visits to the Madame Tussauds Museum, Akshardham, Lotus Temple, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Rajghat, Red Fort and India Gate.
-The major sightseeing spots in Agra are the Taj Mahal and visit to Sikandra along with a trip to Ranthambore National park.
-Where in Jaipur the trip covers City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Amer Fort and Albert Hall Museum.

Duration:
7 nights & 8 days.

Price:
INR 133027 plus taxes per person.

This pocket friendly package is a great option to explore the Golden triangle in 4 days covering major tourist spots across Delhi, Agra and Jaipur with comfortable stay. The Delhi sightseeing includes exploring the major tourist attraction points and attending the leisure activities in town before heading to the next destination.

After Delhi the tour will head towards Agra and spend the day admiring the Mughal Heritage along with the local delicacies in Agra. The last 2-nights will be planned in Jaipur with visits to the major tourist spots to cover. This short trip is curated perfectly with a nice mix of hours allocated for sightseeing and remaining hours to be a self-explorer in each destination.

Activity:
-Delhi Sightseeing spots include Rajghat, Jama Masjid, Lotus Temple, Qutub minar, Red Fort and India Gate.
-The Agra tourist spots being covered in the package are Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Sikandra.
-Hawa Mahal,City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Amer fort are on the Jaipur sightseeing itinerary.

Duration
4 nights 5 days trip.

Price:
INR 26810 plus taxes per person.

A uniquely designed Golden Triangle India tour offers 2-nights in Delhi, 1 night in Agra and 2 nights in Jaipur. The planned itinerary gives enough time to cover the travel itinerary, explore the city and yet relax in each destination.

Starting at Delhi, the guided tours make sure that the tourists are exploring the great Mughal era craftsmanship and getting to know the Bravery and honour the chauvinism of Indian soldiers and the fighters and experiencing the rich culture. Attending some local events, shopping at the bustling markets and a detailed tour to the palaces are some of the highlights of this package.

Activity:
-The Delhi sightseeing agenda includes guided tours to Jama Masjid, Humayun Tomb and Qutub Minar, India Gate, Red Fort, Laxmi Narayan Temple and attending an evening concert “Dance of India Show”.
-In Agra visiting Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, tomb of Itimad - Ud - Daulah, detailed tour to Fatehpur Sikri, visiting the Jama Masjid, Jodha Bhai Palace,Birbal Bhavan and Buland Darwaraja
-An Expedition to City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Nawab Saheb ki Haweli and local market visit in Jaipur.

Duration:
5 nights & 6 days.

Price:
INR 14175 plus taxes per person.

The 7-night package offers a fun filled and adventurous trip. It includes detailed sightseeing in Delhi, Agra and Jaipur along with 2 thrilling drives to Ranthambore. The sightseeing in Delhi covers the famous temples, historic places and monuments and an entire day for leisure activities.

When in Agra enjoy the majestic symbol of love and get to know the greatest work of architecture before heading for an adventurous and fun drive to Ranthambore. The trip will be concluded with the visit to the Pink city within a span of two days followed by departures.

Activity:
-The sightseeing in Delhi covers Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Rajghat, Qutub Minar, Akshardham, India Gate and Lotus Temple.
-The Agra trip includes a visit to the Taj Mahal and
-Trip to Ranthambore covering the Ranthambore National Park & the Ranthambore fort.
The last spot Jaipur will have is a visit to the City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal & Albert Hall Museum.

Duration:
7 nights/8 days.

Price:
INR 43,499 plus taxes per person.

Built in 1192 as a symbol of Victory this UNESCO World Heritage site is a must visit in Delhi. This 239.5 ft tall Minar’s design has been majorly influenced by the Minaret of Jam in Afghanistan with many Quarnic texts and decorative elements engraved.

At the foot of the Minar is India’s first built mosque - Quwwat -ul - Islam. Also, when visiting Qutub Minar, opting for the Mehrauli Cycle tour offered by Delhi tourism is a great way to explore more sites in and around Mehrauli and get to know the locality.

Location:
Seth Sarai, Mehrauli, New Delhi.

Best Time to Visit:
November to March.

The red brick walls built to secure the Fort from invaders, speaks the stories of Mugal galore and stands strong as a pride of every Indian. A major part of the fort has been decorated using marble and it is said that once upon a time Kohinoor used to be a part of the decoration. The main Gate “Lahore Gate” holds great sentimental value and attracts maximum audience during Independence Day to witness the celebration and enjoy the power representation by the Indian forces.

The beautiful sound and light show performed every evening recreates the milestone events that took place in India's history associated with the Red Fort. The locality is filled with ages old food joints and connects to Delhi’s famous Chandni chowk for shopping and eating at the narrow old Delhi streets.

Location:
Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

The Mugal emperor Humayun’s tomb was commissioned by Humayun’s first wife and then chief consort, empress Bega Begum. Designed by Persian architects the tomb was the first garden tomb created in India. This UNESCO world heritage site and a major tourist attraction is closely connected to a beautiful picnic spot - Sunder Nursery, with ample greenery and shade that serves as a great picnic spot to have some fun and relaxed time.

The famous Dargah of Sufi saint Nizamuddin Auliya commonly known as Nizamuddin Dargah is also in very close vicinity to the tomb. On every Thursday of the week the Dargah hosts a Qawwali night surely to be in the exploring list of every traveller.

Location:
Mathura Road Opposite, Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah, Nizamuddin, New Delhi.

Best time to visit:
September to May.

A war memorial, an "Arc-de-Triomphe”, located at the heart of Delhi, stands at 138 ft height. It pays tribute to over 70 thousand Indian soldiers who lost their lives fighting in World War I and bear the names of almost 14,000 Indian and British martyrs. Another memorial was added much later to commemorate the soldiers who lost their lives in the Indo-Pak war in December 1971.

Surrounded by clean and green gardens facing the President House, it is a very famous picnic spot. Every evening India Gate becomes a sight to admire as it gets lit up in the tri colors facing the well-lit up President House on the other corner. India Gate is also closely connected to a nearby street shopping market Janpath and the party and food hub in Connaught Place where one can spend the evening shopping and dining. So, you have another exciting place to include in your Golden Triangle tour packages.

Location:
Rajpath, India Gate, New Delhi.

Best time to visit:
Any time of the year.

Mugal Emperor Shah Jahan commissioned this largest Mosque in India which is said to be the final architectural site built by him. To get a feel of the site travellers can rent robes and give the shoes in the show locker and buy the foot wrappers to cover the feet while walking inside.

Jama Masjid is in close proximity to the Red fort so both the sites can be explored in a single day and continued in exploring the shopping streets like Kinari and Dariba Kalan market for wedding shopping, daryaganj book market, the meena bazaar and spend peaceful time at the Sis Ganj Sahib Gurudwara. The visit to Jama Masjid is incomplete without eating at the historic restaurants Karim’s serving the mughal delicacies since 1913, Qureshi for the lip-smacking kebabs at Qureshi and butter chicken at Aslam’s chicken corner.

Location:
Jama Masjid Rd, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

The Symbol of love Taj Mahal – a white marble tomb, was built by the Mugal Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. This monument is a perfect display of Indian, Islamic and Persian architecture and mind-blowing craftsmanship. Visit to Taj Mahal is incomplete without visiting the Mehtab Bagh and capturing the mesmerizing view of the Taj Mahal.

Well-spoken guides are available for hire at around INR 500 for a detailed guided tour.  Within 5 kms to the Taj has some more tourist sites such as Ram Bagh, the oldest mughal garden, mankameshwar temple, Keetham Lake, Guru Ka Tal and old city bazaar. The nearby vicinity has many good food joints serving filling meals and the local delicacies. So, you have another exciting place to include in your Golden Triangle packages.

Location:
Dharmapuri, Forest Colony, Tajganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Best time to visit:
Any time of the year.

The fort, more accurately described as the walled city, has been the main residence of the Mughal dynasty until the capital shifted to Delhi. While walking in the courtyard of this majestic palace, one gets the chills to imagine the glorious Mughal era.

The gigantic structure narrates the story of the bravery and the power the Mughals have possessed and left their legacy instilled in the mighty towers, huge courtyard and surrounding red wall. Some of the major spots inside the fort to see are the Khas Mahal, Musamman Burj, Diwan-e-aam & Diwan-e-khas & Jahangiri Mahal, Anguri Bagh, the golden pavilion and the pearl mosque.

Location:
Rakabganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Best Time to Visit:
November to March.

Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula is a Mughal mausoleum also referred to as the draft Taj Mahal and a jewel box. Built between 1622-1628, the tomb was commissioned by the empress Nur Jahan wife of Emperor Jahangir for her father Mirza Ghiyas Beg.

The tomb serves as the inspiration behind the Taj Mahal, this mausoleum is considered a more delicate and detailed artwork than the Taj Mahal also. Where a history and architect admirer can spend an entire day unfolding the brilliant craftsmanship, the tomb along with the main building has many outbuildings, gardens and artificial water bodies which makes it a great picnic spot.

Location:
Itmad-ud-Daula, Moti Bagh, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282006.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Tomb of the beloved emperor Akbar is a Mughal architecture masterpiece. The Mausoleum spread across 119 acres surrounded by lovely gardens designed by the Mighty Akbar himself. The architecture is a mix of Rajputana and Gothic style of architecture. Interestingly, the tomb is facing east unlike the other tombs from Mughal era, which has been facing towards Mecca.

An entire day can easily be spent admiring the intricate design, beautiful patterns on the wall and the architecturally built minarets and arches. The tomb is surrounded by lush green gardens and trees to keep the area cool, shaded and breezy and makes a great spot to just sit and be in awe of the Mughal Dynasty.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle tour packages.

Location:
Sikandra, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Moti Masjid is located inside at the heart of the Agra fort. Along with many architectural marvels, this was also commissioned by the emperor Shah Jahan in 1848. The mosque is famous for its architectural beauty and serene environment. People from all religions and beliefs visit here every day and feel at peace.

The famous name “Moti Masjid” means the pearl mosque is due to the white marble structure surrounded by the red bricked palace, which makes it shine like a pearl.

Location:
State Highway 62 Agra Fort, Rakabganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Jaipur’s most distinctive landmark, Hawa Mahal, made with red and pink sandstones was built by the Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799. The architectural style of Hawa Mahal is a perfect blend of Hindu Rajput and Islamic architecture style.

Hawa mahal is connected to one of the busiest markets of the city where one can shop for beautiful jewellery, Goat leather bags and try the famous hand block printing. Sanganeri prints kurti and dupatta and many souvenirs to shop and Jaipur’s famous pani patashe, kachori and spicy chaat to excite the taste buds.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle tour packages.

Location:
Hawa Mahal Rd, Badi Choupad, J.D.A. Market, Pink City, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II established the City Palace Jaipur when he moved his court from Amber in 1727. This heritage monument is a perfect blend of Rajputana, Mughal and European architecture. The tourist points in the palace premises are City Palace Museum, Shri Govind Dev Temple, Chandra Mahal, Mukut Mahal, Maharani Palace and Mubarak Mahal which now is a textile and handicraft museum.

For the General public tour only the ground floor is accessible, and the above floors can be accessed via luxury tour. The other beautiful site which will surely give a royal experience is the Sarvato Bhadra adored with beautiful chandeliers, minute design on the walls and the 2 giant Gangajalies made of sterling silver.

Location:
Tulsi Marg, Gangori Bazar, J.D.A. Market, Pink City, Jaipur.

Best Time to visit:
October to March.

Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II was a scholar in Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy, commissioned the construction of five astronomical observatories in northern India and the Jaipur structure is the largest of all. These observatories commonly known as Jantar Mantar is a set of 20 uniquely designed buildings or fixed instruments, each with a defined function in astronomical measurements.

The monument was completed in the year 1734 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The observatories consist of 8 yantra or instruments to measure various astronomical calculations. Though the gigantic structures are fascinating it is best to get a guide or audio book to understand the functionality.

Location:
Jantar Mantar, City Palace Jaipur, Tripolia Bazar, Jaipur.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Jal Mahal Palace was built by Maharaja Madho Singh as a lodging palace for himself and to host his duck hunting celebratory parties. The later refurbishment work commissioned in the 18th century enhanced its beauty by adding the courtyard and improvising the exteriors. Jal Mahal palace is a physical proof of the Rajputana and Mughal architectural craftsmanship. The palace offers a magnificent yet calming view of the Man Sagar Lake and the Nahargarh hills.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle tour packages.

Location:
Amer Rd, Jal Mahal, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Best time to visit:
June to February.

Amber Palace is one of the most famous forts and is also a UNESCO world heritage site a part of a group of six forts in Rajasthan. The gorgeous palace overlooks the Maotha lake having a giant gateway and multiple complexes in the complex.

The entry to the palace courtyard is from the Suraj Pole and chand pole gate via a large rampart where local musicians sit and play the traditional instruments for some tips. In the palace premises is located the years old Shilamata Temple with temple entrance made of pure silver. The sites to explore in the palace area are Diwan-e-aam, Jai Mandir, Sukh niwas and Zenana Mahal.

Location:
Devisinghpura, Amer, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Surrounded by Aravalli Mountains and Ana Sagar lake, and home to Ajmer Sharif shrine, Ajmer, located at the centre of Rajasthan is one of the oldest cities in the state. Ajmer is very well connected with Jaipur, Pushkar and Udaipur, and many tourists plan a day trip from the itinerary to this magnificent place surrounded by spiritual aura.

Thousands of pilgrimage visits here every day to visit the Ajmer Sharif dargah and to the famous Golden Jain temple.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

Varanasi also known as Banaras is the most spiritual destination and exactly how India is perceived globally. The city is based at the banks of River Ganga and everyday gets millions of worshipers here to bathe in Ganga to get rid of all the sins. This sacred city is also home to one of the jyotirlinga Kashi Vishwanath temples and holds great importance among hindus.

Varanasi is vibrant yet simple, where one can get goose bumps witnessing the grand Ganga Arti or can just enjoy the sunrise from a boat with Ganga beneath completes the more soulful experience of lifetime.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

Located in the heart of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is famous for its yellow sandstone architecture and exotic Indian desert culture. The Jaisalmer fort is said to be among very few living forts in the world, where a major part of the city’s population lives and works. An extended trip from Jaipur can surely be planned to the charming golden city as both the destinations are very nicely connected.

When in Jaisalmer opting for the city tour is the best way to explore the city and know the history. One can go boating at the Gadisar lake or parasailing and paramotoring. Enjoying the desert safari and camping along with the dune bashing and quad biking, camel ride makes the Jaisalmer trip super fun and exciting.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle packages.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

The famous destination for Wildlife photographers and wildlife lovers in Rajasthan is Ranthambore National park. Built in 1955, Ranthambore is now home to the famous Bengal Tigers and one of the largest national parks in northern India. Tagging Ranthambore as a quick one-day destination in the Golden triangle package makes the trip a complete package with food and fun, shopping, sightseeing and adventure.

The gypsy ride takes the troupe in the dense jungle which increases the chances of spotting a Tiger. Following the pugmark to see the gorgeous creature in its comfort surrounding & trekking to the Ranthambore fort to enjoy the view of the entire park and astonishing sunset is a thrilling yet surreal experience.

Best time to visit:
October to April.

The city of lakes Udaipur, is a perfect combination of nature and architecture with Royalty being its crowning jewel. Being close and well connected to Jaipur makes Udaipur a great add destination in the Golden Triangle India Tour itinerary. One can delve in the local culture and offerings as each nook and corner of this charming city has many stories to tell.

The guided tour of the city palace, evening sound and light show and visit to other luxury hotels located at the bank of the lake pichola are some unique experiences. The musical performance at Bagore Ki Haveli is a must attend.

ome other great attractions to enjoy here is eating at the lakeside food joints, boat ride at lake pichola, trekking at Tiger Lake route, visiting Eklingji and karni mata temple via the ropeway.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Home to one of the biggest Jain temples, Ranakpur holds a very important place in Jain religion and attracts thousands of followers every day. It is well connected to Udaipur, Jodhpur and Jaipur and makes a great stop for a quick one-day trip. This charming and quiet destination has kept nature intact and yet provides lip smacking Rajasthani food and great hospitality.

One can also plan a trip to Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary when visiting Ranakpur as the sanctuary is very easily commutable from here. Kumbhalgarh Sanctuary can be reached easily via comfortable Jeep Safari or by taking the trekking or a horseback ride.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

This UNESCO world heritage site is a Hindu and Jain temple monument group. It attracts tourists from across the world for its famous Nagara style symbolic architecture and the sculptures. Khajuraho is a paradise to the art lovers as the stunning sculptures and the bold ornamented carvings make this place famous and unique.

The easiest and fun way to explore Khajuraho is on a rented bicycle amid the fresh air and greenery. The light and sound show synchronized with classical music in the evening cannot be missed. Khajuraho also serves as a base to the Panna national park, which can surely be a little extension to the Khajuraho trip.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

The sun-soaked beaches, scrumptious coastal food and a taste of Indian culture infused with Portuguese influence gives a perfect sneak peek of Goa. Lying at the west coast of Indian waters, Goa is one of the biggest tourist destinations in India. Famous for its tranquil beaches and one of its kind night shopping markets, Goa is India’s most chilling, relaxed yet adventurous travel destination.

If one is interested in exploring the history, architecture and culture visit the grand cathedral, old Goa, kings chapel among others. The other side of Goa is serene and peaceful where one can sit and enjoy the quiet beaches, indulge in the art and craft activities.

Best time to visit:
October to June.

God's own country is nothing less than a paradise and a major tourist destination. A trip to Kerala is a great opportunity to rest at the sea shoreline, experience the culture, rejuvenation and being a nature’s child again. The Backwater ride and stay at the houseboat are the famous attractions here.

The smiling people welcoming tourists from all parts of the world, sharing their daily chores and experiences, letting one know the way of their sustainable living is simply amazing. Along with the local food, some of the local artisans' work to explore is making coir rope using the coconut fibre, clay utensils and show pieces and buying the raw spices and fresh homemade pickles.

Best time to visit:
September to March.

A network of tranquil canals and lagoons, Alleppey also known as Alappuzha or the Venice of the east, is a natural paradise in Kerala. Alleppey is famous for the houseboats, cruising along the backwaters of Kerala amidst the lush greenery. Other than having a rejuvenating vacation and indulging in the relaxing spa and tranquil time one can enjoy various fun activities here.

Witnessing the snake boat race or kayaking or the elephant parade is a once in a lifetime experience. Alleppey Zakariya market is a famous busy market and a paradise to the shopaholics. Along with water bodies, relaxation, lazing around and shopping Alleppey is home to some of the famous and old temples and churches that are worth visiting.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

Serene beaches, spice markets, giant Chinese fishnet, beautiful islands, backwaters and a centre to Keralan arts, Cochin has been on every traveller’s list. This astonishing destination speaks for its rich history and cultural amalgamation with glimpses of Holland, European, Portugal and English culture is still visible. When in Cochin one should surely visit the Mattancherry Palace also known as Dutch Palace, Kochi fort to see the giant Chinese fish net, enjoy the boat ride, indulging in the quaint cafes and exploring the local market and art galleries.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle packages.

One can also go bird watching at Kumarakom & Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary or playing with elephants at Vallom or snorkelling, go-karting, wine tasting in and around Cochin.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

When in Agra, savour the local food and famous delicacies while walking around the old Agra streets on a bright day. The piping hot paratha with curd, freshly made pickle is the best breakfast to enjoy. The famous Agra special petha, Dalmonth and tempting chaats, should be on the tasting menu.

Location:
-Ram Babu Paratha Bhandar,
-Panchi Petha Shop,
-Sadar Bazaar Chaat Gali.

Price:
INR 50-170.

Home to more than 160 species of birds and the beautiful manmade keetham lake, Sur Sarovar is a perfect and peaceful family picnic spot. With a picturesque backdrop and dense greenery this bird sanctuary is a great spot where one can spend the day birdwatching, doing bird photography or just enjoying a good picnic day with family, friends and loved ones.

Location:
Mathura Delhi Highway, Near Runakata, Near Walter World-Dolphin, Arsenal, Agra, Uttar Pradesh.

Best time to visit:
October to February.

Entry ticket:
INR 30 per person.

The best way to travel from Delhi to Agra is to take a road trip with around 209 kms to cover. A fun and smooth ride on Yamuna expressway with halt spots in between to enjoy the never-ending farms and tasty roadside food. While driving one will cross the Buddha international circuit which is the F1 race venue in India around 21 kms down the Yamuna expressway.

Duration:3 hours 32 minutes.

Price:
-INR 500 approx. for AC Volvo,
-INR 1500-2000 for private cab.

The capital is famous for its rich history, delicious food and the famous shopping streets. The famous street shopping spots in Delhi have so much to offer that the experience leaves the shoppers overwhelmed.

1.Janpath Market:
Famous for latest trending fashion shopping & Tibetean and Gujarati market for regional clothing and handicraft.

Location:
Janpath Rd, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi.

2.Sarojini Market:
Famous for fashion shopping.

Location:
Sarojini Nagar, New Delhi.

3.Lajpat Nagar Market:
Famous for clothes, accessory to household items, cosmetic and furnishing shopping.

Location:
Central market, Lajpat Nagar II, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi.

To get a true taste of Rajasthani hospitality Chokhi Dani is the best place to visit. The luxurious & warm hospitality, traditional decoration and royally scrumptious food being served with utmost grace and respect will make one feel Rajputana.

One can enjoy the camel, horseback or bullock cart ride along with enjoying the musical dance performance and folk musical acts, puppet show and many engagement activities. There are various packages with a variety of offers and as per the size of the group and number of stay days one can opt for a suitable package.

Best time to visit:
October to March.

Location:
12 Miles Tonk Road via Vatika Jaipur, Rajasthan, India 303905.

Price:
-INR 700 per adult and,
-INR 400 per child.

Delhi has one of the most soulful experiences to offer at the Nizamuddin Dargah Qawwali. The qawwali night has been hosted for years and has become a remarkable soothing evening gathering which takes one on a melodious historical journey. The feeling is pure and surreal when you see the bowing head in front of the divine, praying and being grateful at one side, the masters performing and creating a very peaceful and holy ambience.

Location:
Boali Gate Rd, Nizamuddin, Nizamuddin West Slum, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi, Delhi 110013.

Best time to Visit:
September to May.

The meringue shaped movie theatre is a landmark and a famous place hosting niche events and movie premieres. Raj Mandir is symbolic to beauty and creativity with a larger than life experience. The huge lobby and great lighting leave each visitor spell bound and makes the movie experience nothing less than a star-studded premiere.

Location:
C-16, Bhagwan Das Rd, Panch Batti, C Scheme, Ashok Nagar, Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Price:
Starting from INR 100 per person.

Fly over the majestic palaces, enjoy a bird eye view of the beautiful pink city and float over the city crashing the cool wind and pleasing Sun is the best description of the Hot air ballooning experience in Jaipur. The activity sounds adventurous, but it is more fun and relaxing with the wind blowing on one’s face, waving to the localites and enjoying the great view with either rising or setting Sun is worth a million experiences. Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle packages.
Price:
-Per adult price is INR 7500 and,
-INR 6000 per child.

Activity Months:
September to April.

Duration:
2 to 3 hours and spot in a day is 2 hours prior to Sunrise and 2 hours post sunset.

Lotus temple is a Bahai house of worship built in a form of Lotus flowers in the busy commercial side of Delhi. The first thing one will notice is sure to be the unique architecture, the temple looks like a floating lotus flower. The temple has many water bodies and gardens which makes a perfect picnic spot and a best site to sit and enjoy the soothing sunset.

From Lotus temple one can also explore the nearby sites and temples like Kalkaji and Iskcon temple, Delhi Haat and enjoy some of Delhi’s best night clubs and food joints.

Location:
Lotus Temple Rd, Bahapur, Shambhu Dayal Bagh, Kalkaji, New Delhi.

Time:
9:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

Along with the royal palaces, rich cultural heritage, Jaipur is also home to the famous block printing. The 350 years old craft is still used in the most authentic way by using hand carved wood blocks to stamp the fabric with beautiful and detailed design patterns.

If one has a liking towards craft or just enjoys new experience and experiment trying your hands on the block printing is sure to be the agenda. The artisans have been nourishing and using this great craft form for ages and they very generously let the tourists try and experience.  Make sure you have enough time in the itinerary of your Golden Triangle packages.

Location:
The hand block printing hub Bagru is around 32 kms from Jaipur on the Jaipur - Ajmer road.

Duration:
3.5 - 4 hours.

Price:
INR 85-100 per meter.