Golden are the days in which you travel. As charming, as precious. Same is with the three spectacular destinations of India which form the Golden Triangle Tour of the country. It is the most popular in route in India. This magical tour can offer you magnificent experiences and walk you through diverse cultures, traditions and lifestyles. Ranging from historical sites, crowded shopping markets, wonders of the world and party places.
Although you can start from any of these destinations, best would be to begin with Delhi! Most of trips do.
In the capital: Delhi
Delhi gives you numerous choices to explore in its own. But if you have limited time only, there are some places you should definitely count in.
You can start with heritage sites, India gate or Qutab minar. Have a stroll at the pulsating streets of connaught place in the evening and shop from the very famous Palika Bazaar and Sarojini of the city. And if you are in this city, shopping is must! You will probably find everything you wanna wear or carry. But it dosen’t over here, other than shopping, another thing you must do is taste the flavours of Delhi, the famous Paranthas and all the street food will get you crazy with their mouth watering taste.
Hauz-khas village : Image Source
If you are in search of peace, beautiful Lotus temple will give you a lively experience and Akshardham, with it’s vibrant structure and shows may capture your heart in here. For party freaks, Delhi is a paradise! Hauz Khas village glooms every night, unfurling the air with celebration and dynamic music.
If you still have some time left, do visit Raj Ghat, the cremation site of Mahatma Gandhi. In the evening, you can head back to Red Fort to see the popular Light and Sound Show.
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Then take a 3 hour drive to Agra
This city may be small but it has a lot to offer you! You can cover the major destinations of this city in a day. Also you can spend a week exploring this city throughout. One obvious destination to cover is taj mahal, it definitely needs no words to describe its beauty and uniqueness.
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PS: If you visit Taj in November, the Hot air balloon festival at Taj will add up to the scenic beauty. Also if lucky enough, you may get a chance of winning a free hot air balloon ride!
Agra is full of massive heritage places. The Agra fort which is also a world UNESCO site and Fatehpur Sikri are the 2 other major visiting sites after Taj Mahal. Also you can have a visit to Akbar’s tomb and Itmad-Ud-Daulah. And if you love exploring, you can also take a city tour to the roads and markets in Agra. You may also shop you unique kind of clothes such as saree made of banana peel and many more. Shopping here is also a different experience.
Agra Fort: Image Source
Fatehpur Sikri: Image Source
Next is a 5 hour drive to Jaipur!
Royal Wonderland in India: Jaipur
Jaipur is also known as pink city of India. This whole pink city is dotted with ancient forts and havelis. Some of the major attractions of this place are City palace, Hawa mahal, Amer fort, Jantar Mantar and every place has a story to tell you. Every place has a unique history attached to it. Also you can take some native products from here, such as jewelry, craft, furniture, etc. and many more shopping options are available. Here, you may also visit Shri Jagatshironmani Temple which is the only temple where you will see a depiction of Krishna with Mira Bai rather than Radha.
Hawa Mahal: Image Source
This tour lets you into the pyramid of 3 golden cities of India, where you can experience diversity and culture. It also has a convenient route and all of these places have a good tourism, so you are gonna have a comfortable tour and a successful one too. And in another 5 hour drive from Jaipur to Delhi you are back to your place!
Contributed By: Ankisha Mathur
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