Golden Triangle of India (3* Hotels)

Arrival in Delhi, after the customs formalities, meet with MTA Representative. Our Representative will be waiting for You outside The Gate Number 4 with your Name Placard.
Start Your Day with the Visit of Old Delhi also called as Shahjahanabad. Visit the World Famous Jama Masijd, the biggest Friday Mosque of India, which can host upto 20,000 Worshippers. After the Visit take a Ride on Pedal Rickshaw through the narrow alleys of Famous Chandni Chowk Market. Proceed Towards Rajghat – The Tomb of Mahatma Gandhi called as The Father of the Nation. In the afternoon Visit Colonial Delhi Monuments, Drive Through Rajpath to view the Parliament House, the President’s House and India Gate. End your Day with the Visit of Qutub Minar, A Unesco World Heritage Site. Proceed Towards Hotel. Checkin and Overnight in Delhi.
Inclusions: Accommodation, Breakfast, Transport, Tourist Guide
Highlights: Old Delhi, Rickshaw Ride, Colonial Delhi, QutubMinar, Jama Masjid
Please Note : Hotel checkin would be after the sightseeing.

After breakfast drive to Agra at 07:30 am in the morning.
Agra gained prominence during the Mughal era in the 16th century when Emperor Akbar made it his capital in 1558. Akbar's reign witnessed a flourishing of art, architecture, and culture, setting the stage for the architectural marvels that Agra is known for today.
Arrival and visit of the magnificent Taj Mahal, An incredible legacy of Moghul architecture in India. It was built by Emperor Moghul Shah Jahan in white marble and semi-precious stones in the memory of her beloved wife Mumtaj Mahal. Proceed towards Agra Fort. Few kilometers away from Taj Mahal on the banks of the river rises the complex of palaces and royal gardens that housed the Moghul rulers for many years. Agra Fort was built by Akbar from 1565 on the foundations of the old fort of the Lodi dynasty and was enlarged and modified by its successors. Checkin & overnight.

Inclusions : Accomodation, Breakfast , Transport, Tour Guide
Highlights : Tajmahal And Agra Fort.

Please Note : Tajmahal remains closed on Fridays.

Drive to Jaipur, Along the way take a stop at the Ghost City of Fatehpur Sikri, a city built in red sandstone by Emperor Akbar and abandoned after only twelve years of use. The citadel retains the charm of the medieval atmosphere that characterized it.
take a second stop at Abhaneri . It is a small village renowned for its historical and architectural significance. It is primarily known for two remarkable structures: the Chand Baori stepwell and the Harshat Mata Temple.
Chand Baori, also known as Abhaneri Stepwell, is one of the deepest and largest stepwells in India. It was constructed in the 9th century by King Chanda of the Nikumbh dynasty, and it served as a water reservoir and a community gathering place. The stepwell is an architectural marvel consisting of 3,500 symmetrical steps arranged in a precise geometrical pattern, leading to a depth of over 100 feet. The intricate carvings and the sheer scale of the structure make it a mesmerizing sight to behold. Proceed Towards Jaipur. Arrival and checkin. Overnight.

Inclusions : Accomodation, Breakfast , Transport, Tour Guide
Highlights : Fatehpur Sikri , Abhaneri.

Please Note : At Abhaneri there are not too many guides, so the sight seeing might not be possible with a guide.

Jaipur is a very colouful city which came in to being when Maharaja Jai Singh Decided to shift hos Capital from AMBER to a New Place due to the Grwowing needs of the Population.
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II was a visionary ruler and an avid astronomer. He desired a new capital that would reflect both his power as a king and his scientific interests. The location of Jaipur was strategically chosen as it offered better prospects for trade and defense compared to the previous capital, Amber. Jaipur was built in accordance with the principles of Hindu town planning. It is divided into nine rectangular sectors, called chokris, representing the nine divisions of the universe.
The city was initially named as "Jai Singh Pura" after its founder, but it was later renamed as "Jai-pur" To maintain harmony and unity, Jai Singh invited skilled artisans, craftsmen, and merchants from various parts of India to settle in Jaipur. This led to a flourishing arts and crafts industry, with skilled craftsmen specializing in gem cutting, jewelry making, block printing, and miniature paintings. Today jaipur has become a paradise for shoppers.
Morning excursion to Amber to visit the Fort of Man Singh, a splendid example of rajput architecture. The fort, built at a dominant position on the top of a hill, was once the residence of the Maharaja of Jaipur. Enroute take a photostop at HAWAMAHAL.
Later visit of the City Palace, a complex of princely buildings that include the private apartments of the maharaja. Its museum, full of carpets and miniatures is unique in the world.
Adjacent to the palace is the Astronomical Observatory of Jai Singh, the seventeenth-century Astronomical Marvel, The observatory, includes sophisticated tools for the calculation of eclipses and for the detection of the position of stars, The calculation of ascendants. The principal attraction of the building is 27 meter high sundial which is located in the center of the observatory and is able to calculate the time up to 2 seconds of precision. Time to explore the local handicraft items. Jaipur is famous for textiles and gemstones. Return back to the hotel. Overnight.

Inclusions : Accomodation, Breakfast , Transport, Tour Guide
Highlights : Amber Fort, City Palace, Astronomical Obeservatory, Photostop at Hawamahal.

Morning dedicated to visit "Gaitor ki Chatriyan", a majestic, intricately carved stone monuments are the highlight at this royal crematory.
Drive to Delhi. Enroute visit "Galta ji". also known as the Monkey Temple, is a famous Hindu pilgrimage site located in Jaipur. It is a unique and vibrant temple complex that attracts both tourists and religious devotees.
One of the prominent features of Galta Ji is its natural water tanks, known as "kunds." The complex has several kunds, out of which the most famous one is called the "Galta Kund" or "Holy Kund." It is believed that the water of these kunds holds religious significance and has healing properties. Devotees often take a dip in these tanks during religious rituals.
Galta Ji is widely known for its thriving population of monkeys. They are considered sacred and are an integral part of the temple complex. Visitors can see hundreds of monkeys freely roaming around the area. Feeding the monkeys is a common practice, and it is believed to bring good luck.
Continue towards Delhi. On arrival at Delhi, you will be dropped at the airport for further departures or any other location of your choice.

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Inclusions : Breakfast, Transport
Highlights : Gaitor ki Chatriyan, Galta Ji monkey temple

Please Note : Please note that you will be dropped at the airport or any other location of your choice towards 6 PM. Please plan accordingly your onward journey.