The Top Must-See Sights in the Golden Triangle Tour package

Introduction to Golden Triangle Tour

The Golden Triangle Tour packages is one of the most comprehensive tours in India that gives an insight of the country. This triangular route connects national capital Delhi, the city of Taj Mahal in Agra and the palace cities of Jaipur and owes it is name to the geographical nature of the triangle on the map. Every city deserves a special mention as the tour takes tourists through a glimpse of some of India’s glorious past. If you read a great deal about the country’s past, if you are a cultured individual, or if you are an adventuresome type, then the Golden Triangle Tour packages will in no way disappoint you. India’s Golden Triangle is a majestic circuit that takes travelers through the three most iconic cities of the country: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. This Golden Triangle tour packages forms an excellent start in forming an understanding about the culture, history and architectural marvel in India. Golden Triangle Tour packages is one of the most famous Tour Packages of India to explore the rich treasure of culture and monuments within short span of time. In this guide, I will share information about main attractions to see when completing this tour and why everyone should want to take it. You can explore the magnificent Golden Triangle tour with our best golden triangle tour packages. Contact us or click on below link to book your next trip for golden triangle with our one of the best golden triangle tour packages.

Why Golden Triangle Tour is favorite Tour?

Tour is not confined to seeing monuments; it is an experience of a country’s spirit here known as the Golden Triangle Tour packages. All the cities on this route possess one or other distinct elements of interest. New Delhi with half ancient and half modem building is ideal for starting the tour. Agra is famous for its ‘symbol of love’ the Taj Mahal and leaves an indistinct impression on all the visitors. Jaipur or the Pink City astounds with its marvelous palaces and colourful bazaars. It is a very interesting tour where people get a glimpse of the awesome diversity of the country in just a few days; therefore, the tour should be on any itinerary.

Delhi: The Heart of India

Delhi is the capital city that consists of the mixture of both new and modern generations and the ancient past. It is a city that has a history at every nook and cranny stretching from the Mughals to the modern local markets. Delhi is also one of the city that is the part of Golden Triangle Tour packages.

India Gate is a war memorial built to honor the Indian soldiers of the British Indian Army, who died for the war at First World War

Red Fort

Built by Shah Jahan in the 17th century the Red Fort is also a world heritage site. The fort is one of red sandstone built well to represent the history of India being the main residence of the mughal emperors for over 200 years. Visiting Delhi in the evening would prove to be entertaining since the ‘sound and light ‘show in the capital is breathtaking and it act out the entire history of the city through the and and display of light and sound.

India Gate

India Gate is a war memorial built to honor the Indian soldiers of the British Indian Army, who died for the war at First World War. The high pillar is 42 meters tall and is surrounded beautifully by green lawns, mostly it’s seen as lovers’ spot for picnic or evening walks. Soldiers’ name is etched and located on the walls of the gate and there is also an Amar Jawan Jyoti, an eternal flame.

Qutub Minar

The Qutub Minar which is also a UNESCO site, is one of the tallest brick minaret which is measuring up to 73 meters. Of Indo Islamic architecture this massive structure was constructed as early as in the beginning of the thirteenth century. The other feature that enhances the historical value of this place is the Qutub Complex which has antiquity and the mystery of Iron Pillar.

Humayun’s Tomb

Locally known as an imitation to the Taj Mahal, Humayun’s Tomb represents an excellent example of Mughal architecture. The first tomb built in the Indian subcontinent with a garden to provide a rather tranquil experience in the middle of India’s crowded capital city of New Delhi and home to the remains of Emperor Humayun, this place is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Agra: The City of Love

Agra – the city of Taj Mahal is the place that was created by love, built in special Architectural style and has historical significance. However, Agra is not just for the Taj and it has no less pleasing sights to offer to the visitors. It is also included in Golden triangle tour packages.

As a part of golden triangle tour Agra Fort is built up of red sand-stones and served as the residence of the Mughals till the city was shifted to Delhi.

Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is without a doubt the face of India and one of the most recognized monuments in the whole world. This marvelous structure constructed by the emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal is one of the wonders of the world and is in reality a symbol of lovers. At the center of this city stands a white marble building with a beautiful artwork and artifacts as well as symmetric gardens; the mausoleum! There is nothing as beautiful like the sunset or sunrise view of the Taj Mahal as well as the view at night.

Agra Fort

It is a huge structure built up of red sand-stones and served as the residence of the Mughals till the city was shifted to Delhi. Many significant buildings are inside of it; Diwan-i-Am – the Public Audience Hall, Diwan-i-Khas – the Private Audience Hall, Sheesh Mahal – the Royal Chambers’ Mirror Palace. Standing on the balconies provides a perfect view of the ornate of the Taj Mahal making the fort more attractive.

Fatehpur Sikri

Fatehpur Sikri is a deserted city which was once the capital of Mughals and it is a World Heritage Site located near Agra. This is one of the cities that were built in the late 16th century right by Emperor Akbar but the city could only last for some few years because of water issues.

Itimad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb

Known as the ‘Baby Taj’, it is a monument that is a style precursor to the Taj Mahal granted it was built much earlier. This tomb was constructed by Empress Nur Jahan for her father; it was said that it was the first of its kind that has the similarity with Taj Mahal in terms of usage of white marble and the method of inlay works. It is a scaled down version of the Taj and is situated in well-manicured gardens on the right bank of Yamuna River.

Jaipur: The Pink City

Jaipur is the largest city of Rajasthan also known as ‘Pink City’ which is famous for its rich history, culture, and forts. The city is affectionately called the Pink City because of the color it dons; old and new exist in this city side by side.One of the most beautiful city included in Golden triangle tour packages.

The Hawa Mahal or sometimes called the Palace of Winds is one of the most recognizable structures of Jaipur.

Amber Fort

Amber Fort is situated on a hill still standing on Maota Lake and is one of the most marvelous Indian fortresses. This magnificent fort was built in the 16th century and shares features of Hindu as well as Mughal architectural style. Some of the special features include the Sheesh Mahal which has walls which are beautifully embellished with mirror work. There are elephants for riding within fort and there are many other available activities for enjoying the royal flavor.

City Palace

The City Palace is situated in the heart of the pink city, Jaipur; it is a colossal structure that comprises of courtyards, garden and buildings. It was the palace of the Maharaja of Jaipur and even to date the royal family resides here. The palace contains a number of galleries that exhibit Royal costumes, Royal Weapons and Royal paintings which is a brief insight into the royal Rajasthani life of the Rajputs.

Hawa Mahal

The Hawa Mahal or sometimes called the Palace of Winds is one of the most recognizable structures of Jaipur. This five-storied palace built in 1799 has got 953 small windows known as ‘jharokhas’ where royal ladies could peep onto streets without being seen. It has a honeycomb design, with constructions of red and pink sandstone, which represents the high form of Rajput architectural style.

Jantar Mantar

One of the oldest cities as per the historians, Jaipur is dotted with various heritage sites; Jantar Mantar, being an astronomical observatory is one of them and is a UNESCO protected site designed by Maharaja Jai Singh II in 18th century. This type of star attraction is one of the big and very well preserved one worldwide and here one will find a set of nineteen architectural astronomical instruments. One can check out the largest sundial of the world ‘Samrat Yantra’ which is specifically designed in such a manner that not even a second differs from the actual time.

The Cultural Extravaganza of the Golden Triangle Tour packages

The Golden Triangle Tour packages are not only of historical sites but it is cultural too, the tour explores the rich culture of India. There’s plenty opportunity to go shopping in Delhi at the large bazaars and some of the traditional craft markets in Jaipur.

Chandni Chowk, Delhi

Chandni Chowk which is one of the oldest markets of Delhi is full of narrow lanes, shops and and eateries. Delhi is again a city where you will get the feel of the actual bustle of life. Chandni Chowk is famous for local flavours, spices, sweets, jewelry, textiles and even broken items like bangles. Just a ride on this rickshaw is thrilling as one can imagine just by browsing through its lanes.

Mehtab Bagh, Agra

If you want a completely different view of the Taj Mahal, one should take a river-fronting walk to Mehtab Bagh, a garden across the Yamuna River. The garden was made to provide a platform to view the tranquility of the Taj Mahal and also can be an ideal place for the sunset. The view of the Taj Mahal reflected in the river from the Mehtab Bagh is a spectacular to watch.

Rajasthan Folk Dance, Jaipur

The arts of dance and music are also popular in Jaipur and the performance of the most famous Rajasthani folk dance is a must for the tourists. The Kalbeliya dance form is danced by the Kalb which you may come across at various locations across the world.

Conclusion

Golden Triangle Tour packages are one of the fascinating tours that anyone will ever come across while visiting India. Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, three cities which represent India so well together make this tour one of the most memorable travel experiences. This tour takes you from land of Red Fort of Delhi, symbolizing the mighty Mughals then the world famous Taj Mahal of Agra and then moving to the luxurious Amber Fort of Jaipur.

In addition to giving the tourist an opportunity to view all the monuments and great architectural buildings in the country, the tour will also give him/her an opportunity to get an overview of the rich culture, dances and entertainment as is seen in Africa today. From the shopping of the confusing lanes of Old Delhi’s chandni Chowk to the beauty of beholding the Taj Mahal from Mehtab Bagh or the rural rajasthani folk dance in Jaipur, the Golden triangle tour packages sums up India.

For anyone who wants to get the best of India look no further than the Golden Triangle Tour packages. There is a perfect mix of sightseeing and culture, topped with great architectural design, thus giving travellers memories to cherish all their lives. Regardless of if you are coming for the first time to the country or you are a repeat traveler this tour will certainly make you realize how beautiful and cultural diverse India is.