Golden Triangle Tour with Mandawa

[Day 01] Arrive in Delhi

After picking you up at Delhi's airport, our agent will drive you to the hotel you have booked. It's free the rest of the day. Stay overnight in Delhi.

[Day 02] Explore Old and New Delhi

Our guide will greet you at your hotel following breakfast. See the Red Fort, one of the best specimens of Mughal art, constructed by Shah Jahan using red sandstone, the India Gate, which honors those who served in their nation's armed forces, and the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque, which is constructed alternatively of marble and red sandstone. After that, take in the Qutub Minar, which was constructed with Indo-Islamic architecture following the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu king, and the Lotus Temple, which is shaped like flower petals. Have dinner when you get back to the hotel.

[Day 03] Drive Delhi to Agra and Explore Agra

The tour will continue to Agra, which is well-known for its Mughal sites, after breakfast. After arriving, check in at the hotel and relax for a while. After that, you should go to the Agra Fort, which is located next to the Yamuna River and has many palaces, such as Khaas Mahal and Jahangir's Palace. You will also come across the place where Aurangzeb, the son of Shah Jahan, imprisoned his father. The Tomb of Itimad-Ud-Daulah, popularly known as Jewel Draft due to the semi-precious stones set into its walls and the stunning views it offers of the surrounding green meadow, should be visited next. After that, take a leisurely stroll around Mehtab Bagh. Have dinner when you return to the hotel.

[Day 04] Explore Agra and Drive Agra to Jaipur - Enroute Fatehpur Sikri

Savor the magnificent dawn time vistas at the Taj Mahal, which Shah Jahan constructed for his adored spouse on the Yamuna River. You will be transported to Jaipur, commonly known as Pink City, after breakfast. On the way Fatehpur Sikri was founded by the Mughal Emperor Akbar as a tribute to the Sufi saint Salim Chisti. See also Jodha Bai Palace, also known as Mariam-uz-Zamani Palace, which combines Islamic and Rajput architectural traditions, Buland Darwaza, which Akbar constructed to commemorate his conquest of Gujarat, and Diwan-e-Khas, his private and public audience halls. Visit Sheikh Salim Chisti's tomb next, which is encased in intricately carved marble panels known as "jaalis" on all sides. Its white marble construction combines Hindu and Mughal architectural styles. Continue traveling towards Jaipur by car.

[Day 05] Explore Jaipur

A full-day trip of Jaipur will come after a revitalizing breakfast. View the Amer Fort, which is located above Maota Lake and contains several palaces, such as the Sila Devi Temple and Sukh Mahal. There, you can even ride an elephant. The next stop is City Palace, which is in the heart of the city and has Chandra Mahal and Mubarak Mahal, and Hawa Mahal, which is well-known for its Jharokha, which was built for royal ladies. While Mubarak Mahal has been transformed into a museum that currently houses artifacts that were once possessed by the monarchs, Chandra Mahal boasts stunning views of the city. such as clothing, armor, and crowns. Visit one of India's largest observatories, Jantar Mantar. Later, go shopping after exploring the streets. After you return to the hotel, eat dinner.

[Day 06] Drive Jaipur to Mandawa

You will be transported to Mandawa to witness the Saraf Haveli, which was built by traders some 150 years ago, following a delightful breakfast. The painted outside and interior walls of this haveli are what set it apart. After that, you will be taken to Murmuria Haveli and then to Goenka Haveli, which is home to valuable Shekhawati paintings. In Mandawa, you can also go to the temples of Chattris and Thakurji. Remain in the hotel for the night.

[Day 07] Mandawa - Departure to Delhi

In the afternoon, travel to Delhi after breakfast. When you arrive at the Delhi airport, your driver will drop you off according to your flight schedule to guarantee a seamless exit.