Golden Triangle

India

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Start New Delhi
End Delhi
Meals All meals included
Transport All ground transport and transfers included
Accommodation 5 star hotels
Destinations Agra, Gurgaon, Jaipur, New Delhi
Days 7 days

Experience the culture, history, and beauty of North India on this accessible and inclusive Golden Triangle tour, designed to be welcoming for travellers of all ages and abilities. This classic route connects three remarkable cities: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.

Begin in New Delhi, India’s capital, where wide avenues and accessible pathways make it easier to explore historic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and peaceful parks. Then continue to Agra to witness the breathtaking Taj Mahal — an architectural wonder with improved access features for visitors with mobility needs. Nearby Fatehpur Sikri, a former Mughal capital, offers a glimpse into India’s royal past, with guided support available for navigating its impressive red sandstone structures.

Your journey ends in Jaipur, the colourful capital of Rajasthan, known for its majestic forts, beautiful palaces, and lively craft markets. Many key attractions now offer ramps, elevators, and other accessibility features, making it easier for everyone to enjoy the city’s rich heritage.

This thoughtfully planned tour emphasizes comfort, accessibility, and inclusivity — ensuring a meaningful and enjoyable experience for all travellers.

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On arrival at Delhi, you will be received by a IncluTour representative, and he will transfer you to your hotel for check in. (Standard check-in time is 1400 hrs).

Rest of the day is at your leisure.

New Delhi, India’s national capital, is a relatively modern confection of imposing government buildings including Parliament, museums and wide leafy boulevards loosely centred on circular Connaught Place (officially now called Rajiv Chowk).

To its north lies the formerly walled city of Old Delhi, or Shahjahanabad, built in the 17th-century by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Though long merged into one metropolis, the two have very different characters.

New Delhi has space, parks, distinct neighbourhoods and a clutch of important monuments and architecture that reflect its ancient history. Old Delhi’s crowded streets, lanes and bazaars reflect its colourful medieval character, and they cradle some of the city’s most memorable sights.

Accommodation

5 star hotel

Meals

Dinner

Today proceed for The Five Senses Delhi Tour.

A sensory journey through Delhi covering everything from its food, local arts and crafts, the must-see architectural marvels, to expertly navigating and allowing you to witness the organized cultural chaos that is Delhi.

Delhi 101: A complete tour of Old and New Delhi! We’ve carefully curated a selection of experiences that will transport you across Delhi’s rich cultural history. Experience for yourself the syncretism that has served as both Delhi’s greatest strength and vulnerability.There isn’t a dearth of iconic sightseeing locations in the city, but for this tour, we focus on the two most beloved monuments that became inspirations or templates for all the other beautiful heritage structures. Humayun’s tomb, a spellbinding mausoleum is a favourite for any Delhiite! Your visit will be followed by a heritage craft workshop organised by an all-women NGO group that will touch your heart. Next, take a rickshaw ride through Shahjahanabad. Chaos thrives in the streets of Chandni Chowk, but as you cycle down, you’re transported by the magic in the air to the thriving Mughal era.

Next, you will indulge your sense of smell with an Ittar or perfume-making workshop. Visit an 8th-generation Ittar studio where you will get to smell and mix your unique concoction that can be named after you!

We’ll quickly stop to snack on some mouth-watering street food before proceeding to witness the glory and quietness of the Jama Masjid: a beautiful pocket of calm at the heart of Old Delhi’s mayhem.

To engage your sense of sound, we bring you to Bangla Sahib. The magic of seva (selfless service) that the Gurudwara envelopes you into is undeniable. What ties together this beautiful experience is the sweet sound of the Gurbani playing in the background. Next, head to calm your favourite sense – taste! You will enjoy a meal at a contemporary Indian restaurant!

Before going back to the hotel, on the way, we show you the parts of Delhi with British influence and talk about the architectural contrast as well as some interesting stories from that time!

Accommodation

5 star hotel

Meals

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Included Activities

The Five Senses Delhi Tour

Straddling the broad Yamuna River 180km south of Delhi, Agra’s fame rests almost entirely on one building – the iconic Taj Mahal. Yet from the early 16th-century it was the Mughal empire’s capital endowed with numerous buildings and monuments that still make it a major draw for visitors.

Apart from the Taj, Agra Fort (with its strong resemblance to Delhi’s Red Fort), the exquisite Tomb of Itmad-ud-Dalah (often called the ‘Baby Taj’), earthy bazaars and the evocative ‘ghost city’ of Fatehpur Sikri 40km to the west all make it a key tourist destination.

Accommodation

5 star hotel

Meals

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Included Activities

Upon arrival proceed for sightseeing tour of Agra, starting with the splendid Agra Fort built in red sandstone, encapsulating magnificent palaces, halls of public, private audience & beautiful gardens and hundreds of rooms within the Fortified Fort. The worth seeing point of this place from where the Taj Mahal can be seen is the Diwan-I-Khas.

After visit you will be transferred to your hotel for check in (standard check-in time is 1400 hrs).

A trip to Agra is incomplete without experiencing dazzling path beyond the Taj Mahal; A transformative walk tour that goes further than the iconic Taj Mahal and dives into the enticing soul of Agra’s Taj Ganj. A crowded street that holds and narrates the fascinating tales of Agra’s unfolded heritage. Our passionate guides led this tour wanders through the streets of undiscovered places and underrated monuments, giving you an extensive glance of Taj Mahal.

Engage in this unique adventure and go beyond the Taj Walk, fostering healthy interaction with locals and navigating lively streets, experiencing stories of traditions that breathe the Agra City enchanted.

Early this morning witnesses the surreal views of the Taj Mahal.

Step inside this eternal symbol of love and appreciate the intricate designs and symmetries that rhyme as a poem written in marble. Taj Mahal is an extravagant display of love, built by Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz.

Then return to your hotel, spend some time on relaxing and after breakfast check-out and, you’ll make your way to Jaipur – land of the Rajput’s, also is known as the ‘Pink City’, home to ancient forts and palaces. (Approximately 180 Kms – 5 ½ Hrs)

En Route make a short stop to visit The Chand Baori “Abhaneri” Small village of Rajasthan, which is one of the largest Step well in the world and one of the most beautiful ones.

Abhaneri is a small village of the Dausa district in northern Rajasthan; it is located 95km from Jaipur, towards the Jaipur-Agra highway. The present name of the village, ‘Abhaneri’, is believed to be a mispronunciation of ‘Abha Nagri’ or the ‘city of brightness’. This ancient village in Rajasthan is renowned for its post-Gupta or early medieval monuments, Chand Baori and Harshat Mata temple. Though the village is in ruins now, tourists throng the village to see Chand Baori which is a huge step well, a unique idea conceived by the natives to work as a water reservoir. Another attraction is the Harshat Mata temple, an architectural jewel on the tourism map of Rajasthan. While Harshat Mata temple symbolises the 10th century architecture, Chand Baori, which is fortified on all sides, is one of the largest step wells in India. Abhaneri is also famous for local dances namely Ghoomar, Kalbelia and Bhawai.

Later continue your drive to Jaipur

On arrival you will check in at the hotel

Accommodation

5 star hotel

Meals

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

Included Activities

View Taj Mahal
The Chand Baori “Abhaneri”

Breakfast is at the hotel.

A morning visit to Govind Dev Ji Temple in Jaipur is a spiritually enriching experience. Located within the City Palace complex, this temple is dedicated to Lord Krishna. The devotees gather to wake the deity with hymns and chants. The atmosphere is serene and spiritually charged. As it’s a popular temple, especially for locals, you’ll find a large gathering of devotees offering their prayers.

The morning visit offers a calming and introspective start to the day in the vibrant city of Jaipur.

Later enjoy the walk in the flower and vegetable market and you get an opportunity to interact with the locals.

Accommodation

5 star hotel

Meals

Breakfast

Included Activities

Jaipur City Palace

Up until India’s Independence in 1947, Jaipur’s City Palace was the ceremonial and bureaucratic seat of power of the Maharaja of Jaipur. Standing in the heart of the Old City founded by his ancestor, the 18th-century palace remains one of the city’s key sights. It’s a huge complex of courtyards, opulent audience halls, royal apartments, temples and pretty pavilions, some of which are still occupied by the royal family. It’s also home to a large museum with galleries devoted to textiles and armaments.

The Jantar Mantar (which translates as ‘calculating instrument’) is an ensemble of nineteen astronomical instruments built by the city’s founder, Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh, in 1734. Jai Singh was almost obsessed by astronomy and mathematics, and this complex is one of several he constructed in various cities. Superficially resembling a rather whimsical playground, these instruments are surprisingly sophisticated and capable of, for example, measuring sunrise and sunset, azimuth, the coordinates of stars and planets, and time. The ensemble includes a giant sundial – at 27m tall one of the world’s largest – with a visibly moving shadow.

One of Jaipur’s most recognised buildings, the Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) is known for its iconic façade. Small windows, decorated with intricate latticework create a honeycomb-like appearance. The original intention of the lattice was to allow the royal ladies to observe everyday life in the street below without being seen. The cooling effect, provided by the breeze passing through the small windows, gave the palace its name. Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, the unique construction was originally designed to look like the crown of Krishna. A panoramic view of Jaipur can be had from the top of the building.

Amer Fort

Evening enjoy the visit at Amer Fort by jeep ride.

Cresting a stark rocky ridge on the hilly northern fringes of Jaipur, 16th-century Amber (or Amer) Fort is one of the finest examples of a Rajput fort-palace. Overlooking a lake and enclosed by kilometres of wide crenelated walls that wriggle across the enclosing hills, this huge complex of audience halls, pavilions and royal apartments is a compelling blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture.

Although its once lavish interiors are now diminished, sufficient part-marble interiors, decorative frescoes, coloured glass and mirror-mosaics still reveal some of the grandeur of life in a maharaja’s court in what was one of Rajasthan’s most powerful princely states.

Breakfast at your hotel in Jaipur.

After breakfast you will be driven to Delhi [approx. 5 Hrs].

On arrival you will check in at the hotel.

Your hotel is located in the prime business and shopping district of Gurgaon. It is a 15-minute drive from Delhi International Airport. The hotel is also within easy reach of the New Delhi city centre, major sightseeing destinations and most of the entertainment, shopping and recreation hubs in Gurgaon city.

Dining options range from an all-day dining restaurant featuring five interactive show kitchens, and alfresco seating on teak wood decks extended onto the reflection pool, to an Indian coastal cuisine specialty restaurant. A delicatessen and bar complete the culinary experience.