16 Day Golden Triangle Tour With Beautiful Taj

Detail Itinerary

On a private tour, you can see the best of India while fitting in all the major sights along the well-known Golden Triangle in just three days. You won't have to stress about figuring out how to get around the nation's crowded cities because all of the transportation and lodging will be taken care of, allowing you to concentrate on seeing historical monuments like the Taj Mahal.

Itinerary

Day 01 Arrival Delhi

IWhen you land in Delhi, our agent will be waiting there with a placard bearing your name, ready to pick you up and take you to the hotel. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

Day 02 Delhi City Tour

After breakfast today, you'll head out on a sightseeing tour of Delhi. Today you will visit the largest mosque in the nation, Jama Masjid, as well as Chandni Chowk, the spice market, and enjoy a Rickshaw ride in Chandni Chowk. You will also see the Red Fort, which is opulent but imposing, Raj Ghat, a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, Humayun's tomb, the finest example of Mughal architecture in Delhi, the well-known Lotus Temple of the Baha'i faith The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

Day 03 Delhi to Agra

You will be taken to Agra, the former capital of the Mughals, this morning after breakfast. Because of its many Mughal-era structures, including the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri, which are all UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Agra is a popular tourist destination in North India. Check into your hotel after arrival. After getting ready, you'll visit the iconic Taj Mahal, which was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in remembrance of his wife Mumtaz Mahal and is known as the "symbol of love." (Every Friday, Taj Mahal remains closed.) Visit the Taj Mahal's prototype, Etimad-ud-tomb, Daula's which is also known as Jewel Box or the Baby Taj, and the Agra fort, which was constructed by the famous emperor Akbar. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night at the Agra hotel.

Day 04 Visit Taj Mahal at Sunrise & proceed to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri & Chand Baori

You can return to the Taj Mahal this early morning at sunrise (Optional visit). Once you've seen the Taj Mahal, head back to your hotel to get ready and have breakfast. After breakfast, you will be driven to Pink City Jaipur, stopping along the way to see Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned red sandstone city constructed by the Mughal Emperor Akbar, and the Chand Baori, a stepwell located in the Abhaneri hamlet. Over 13 storeys, Chand Baori consists of 3,500 tiny stairs. It is one of the deepest and biggest stepwells in India, reaching a depth of about 30 metres (100 feet). Check into your hotel after arrival. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night in the Jaipur hotel.

Day 05 Jaipur City Tour

After breakfast today, you will visit the Amber Fort, which Raja Man Singh built in the sixteenth century and is tucked away among the Arawali Hills. You can take an optional elephant ride through the Amber Fort for an additional fee. You will also visit the Jal Mahal (Water Palace) and Hawa Mahal, which are two of Jaipur's most well-known structures. You will visit the City Palace and Museum in the late afternoon. The City Palace, which Jai Singh thought of and created, is one of Jaipur's most significant examples of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. Wander over to the nearby astronomical observatory, Jantar Mantar. You may use the remaining time of the day to rest or shop as you please. You can go window shopping in the nearby markets. The most well-known market for handicrafts and gold and diamond jewellery is in Jaipur. Spend the night in the Jaipur hotel.

Day 06 Jaipur to Pushkar

After breakfast today, a transfer will take you to Pushkar, a holy city. Check into the hotel after arrival. You will go to the Brahama Temple in the 14th century this afternoon. It is Lord Brahma's sole temple in all of India. Visit the sacred lake in Pushkar as well. Moreover, you can go to the Varah Temple. It is devoted to Varaha, a hog who is revered as Lord Vishnu's incarnation. The temple is a magnificent example of old architecture from the 12th century. This temple is regarded as one of the nicest in the area and as one of the top attractions in Pushkar. Enjoy a camel safari in the evening on Pushkar's outskirts. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night at the Pushkar hotel.

Day 07 Pushkar to Kumbhalgarh

After breakfast today, you will be driven to Kumbhalgarh. Check in at the hotel after arrival. After getting ready, go to Kumbhalgarh Fort. The Rajasthani Hill Forts of Rajasthan section of the UNESCO World Heritage List was expanded to include Kumbhalgarh Fort in 2013. We are confident that you will be astounded by the area's beauty and tranquilly and will enjoy its ancient sites, like Kumbhalgarh Fort in Rajasthan. Because Kumbhalgarh was so remote in the 15th century, its position had always been its greatest asset. This impressive defensive structure was built by Rana Kumbha of Mewar on a hill that was 3,500 feet (1,100 metres) high and overlooked the approaches from Ajmer and Marwar. It is among the best illustrations of a defensive fortress in all of India, not just Rajasthan. Approximately 15 km of majestically thick wall encircles the Kumbhalgarh fort. It claims to be the second-longest wall in the world after the Great Wall of China and has seven enormous gates. The wall is between 15 and 25 feet wide. The fort, which is the second largest fort in India after Chittorgarh fort, is one of the biggest fort complexes in the entire globe. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night at the Kumbhalgarh hotel.

Day 08 Kumbhalgarh-Nathdwara-Haldighati-Udaipur

You will be taken to Lake City Udaipur after breakfast today. While travelling, you will stop at the Shrinathji Temple of Nathdwara, a Hindu shrine to Lord Krishna (Shrinathji). The Shringar of the deity, where the idol is dressed in a new outfit every day, is a prominent feature of the Shrinathji temple in Nathdwara. Devotees travel from all over the world to see the idol in its various guises. Visit Haldighati as well—a place of valour, sacrificial giving, and glorious history. Haldighati has a significant historical significance for India. The Kingdom of Mewar and the Mughal Army under the command of King Mansingh engaged in combat in the Battle of Haldighati on June 18, 1576. The Mewari army was commanded by Maharana Pratap and engaged the Mughals. Actually, the Rajputana honour was at stake in the Haldighati battle. Akbar was accompanied by a number of strong Rajasthani monarchs, notably those of Jaipur, Bikaner, and Boondi. By mocking them and implying that they had handed their daughters and sisters to Akbar in exchange for peace, Rana Pratap had already alienated them. The Maharana Pratap Museum, Haldighati, a creative museum honouring the legendary Maharana, opened its doors in 2003. To give you all the knowledge on the Great Legend Maharana Pratap, they did their best. To transport you back to that location, nearly everything has been depicted, and every angle has been covered. Drive onward to Udaipur. Check in at the hotel after arrival. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night at the Udaipur hotel.

Day 09 Udaipur City Tour & Transfer to Ranakpur

You will visit The City Palace and Museum this morning after breakfast. This palace complex is thought to be the biggest in Rajasthan. A trip to Udaipur City Palace is essential. a vast complex that includes four main palaces, several smaller ones, a museum with rare artefacts, and other buildings. In the Fateh Prakash Palace, go to the Crystal Gallery. The world's greatest private collection of crystals is housed at Crystal Gallery. The City Palace was constructed at than 400 years ago. Enjoy a boat journey on Lake Pichola, stopping at various Ghats (banks) for washing, bathing, and other activities. and take in stunning views of the City Palace and Lake Palace. Visit the memorial to Maharana Pratap, the fabled warrior king of Udaipur, later. A life-size bronze statue of Maharana Pratap and his devoted horse, Chetak, are created for the Memorial to celebrate his bravery and valour. Visit the 1651 AD-built Jagdish Temple. A little ornamental garden is called Saheliyon Ki Bari. Also go to Jagmandir, a magnificent palace that resembles a marble hull floating on a lake. The spectacular edifice known as Jagmandir Island attracts a lot of visitors. You will go to Ranakpur, known for its Jain temples, by dusk. Check into your hotel after arrival. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Overnight at the hotel in Ranakpur.

Day 10 Visit Ranakpur Jain Temples & Transfer to Jodhpur

You will see the most stunning and well-known Ranakpur Jain Temple this morning after breakfast. It was constructed in the 15th century during the reign of the liberal and talented king Rana Kumbha. The temple is a massive, 48,000 square foot (1,500 m2) white marble building with 1444 marble pillars, 29 halls, 80 domes, and 426 columns. Your attention will be drawn to the intricate sculptures on the pillars and walls of this temple. Visit the Muchhal Mahaveer Temple as well. This Jain temple is characterised by the statue of Lord Mahavira's moustache. You will be driven to Blue City Jodhpur by afternoon. Check into your hotel after arrival. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night in the Jodhpur hotel.

Day 11 Jodhpur City Tour & Transfer to Jaisalmer

After breakfast today, you will visit the Mehrangarh Fort, which is thought to be an example of brilliant architecture. It is perched 410 feet above the city and offers a magnificent view of the Blue City. Visit Moti- Mahal and Phool Mahal inside the fort. Visit Jaswant Thada as well, a magnificent marble cenotaph constructed in 1899 in Maharaja Jaswant Singh's honour. Visit Umaid Bhavan Palace, one of India's most recent buildings. Three sections make up the current Umaid Bhavan Palace, one of which is currently owned by the Jodhpur city royal family. The other two include the Umaid Public Museum, which exhibits works of art from the royal era, and one that has been transformed into a heritage hotel, which is renowned for giving its guests a full royal experience. Clock Tower, Mandore Gardens, and Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park are other attractions. You will be taken to Golden City Jaisalmer by late afternoon. Check into your hotel after arrival. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night at the Jaisalmer hotel.

Day 12 Jaisalmer City Tour & Excursion to Sand Dunes

After breakfast today, you'll head out to explore Jaisalmer. You will visit Sonar Fort, sometimes referred to as Jaisalmer Fort, today. Given that about one-fourth of the inhabitants of the old city still live there, it is thought to be one of the very few "living forts" in the world. Visit Salim Singh Ki Haveli, which is only three centuries old and is still inhabited, and Patwon Ki Haveli, one of the most gorgeous havelis with a stunning latticed facade. Peacock-shaped brackets that are beautifully crafted support the arched roof of the building. Another beautiful structure is the two architect brothers' Nathmalji Ki Haveli. Visit Bada Bagh and Gadisar Lake as well. You will be taken to the Sand Dunes for a desert safari in the afternoon. Check in at Camp when you arrive. After getting ready, you'll head out for an evening excursion to the sand dunes where you may go on a thrilling Jeep and camel safari in the desert. Enjoy the breathtaking sunset before heading back to camp.Cultural Evening with Folk Dance & Dinner After getting ready, be ready to enjoy the cultural folk dance in the evening, which will be followed by food. You will spend the evening seeing the distinctive traditional Rajasthani folk dances that are performed by local performers while seated around our enormous bonfire under the uncountable stars overhead. While watching the dancing performances, take advantage of the light munchies supplied with the Chai (Tea) or Coffee. Enjoy a traditional Rajasthani meal after the cultural performance and spend the night in tents in Jaisalmer.

Day 13 Jaisalmer to Bikaner

After breakfast today, you will be driven to Bikaner. Visit the Jaisalmer War Museum before departing the city. Check into your hotel after arrival. Visit the Shri Karni Mata Temple this evening in Deshnok, a little town 32 kilometres south of Bikaner. The countless rats that walk freely across the temple grounds are Shri Karni Mata Temple's main draw. About 25000 rats live in the temple, which the people regard as sacred. The number of rats (they look like rats but aren't truly rats) that are in the temple will make any normal person shiver with fear. The remarkable thing about these Kabas, though, is that they play around in the temple without bothering the worshippers. Instead, they occupy devotees' laps, shoulders, hands, and heads, which the devotees believe to be endowed with the Goddess' graces and a supernatural spirit. Despite being countless, these Kabas are magnificent in that they never leave the bounds of the temple. The miraculous fact is that up to this point, no rat-related sickness has ever been discovered in Deshnok. The temple is neither unclean nor reeked of bad odours.When you get back to Bikaner, you can stop by Kote Gate, a well-liked tourist retail area. You may get a large variety of camel hide products and local handicrafts in this shopping heaven. Spend the night at the Bikaner hotel.

Day 14 Bikaner City Tour & Transfer to Mandawa

You will visit Junagarh Fort this morning after breakfast. Rai Singh erected it between 1588 and 1593, and it features a 986-meter-long wall with 37 bastions. It is a unique fort that is tucked away in a lovely location and offers spectacular vistas to nature enthusiasts and ardent photographers. You can find Har Mandir, Karan Mahal, Anup Mahal, and Chandra Mahal inside the Junagarh fort. These mansions collectively serve as a wonderful illustration of royal opulence. A modest museum that preserves significant artefacts from the past is also located inside the fort. Visit Lalgarh Palace, a stunning palace constructed from red sandstone. The palace contains the Lalgarh Palace Hotel, the Sadul Museum, and the Ganga Golden Jubilee Museum. You can also go to the National Research Center on Camel if you'd like. You will be taken to Mandawa by late afternoon, which is renowned for its historic Havelies of important national business families. Check into your hotel after arrival. Spend the night at the Mandawa hotel.

Day 15 Mandawa to Delhi

After breakfast today, you'll go on a walking tour of some of the country's most prominent business families' old Havelies in this area. For traders travelling along this route in ancient times, Mandawa emerged as the most popular rest stop. For themselves and their families, a few of the merchants who have landed in this area built Havelies. These are not only expertly crafted, but also well-loved and embellished with some of the finest artwork. The Harlalka Well, the Murmuria Haveli, the Hanuman Prasad Goenka Haveli, the Gulab Rai Ladia Haveli, the Bansidhar Newatia Haveli, and the Chokhani Double Haveli are notable havalies worth visiting. You will be transported back to Delhi by late afternoon. The rest of the day is yours to do as you like. Spend the night in the Delhi hotel.

Day 16 Transfer to Delhi Airport (Please give us your flight details?)

After breakfast today, a transport will take you to the Delhi International Airport for your next flight.

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