2. Experience the Real Heritage Charm of India with
Golden Triangle Tour
If you are interested in visiting the 3 most famous
cities in India, then you should not miss the chance
of going on a Golden Triangle Tour. Golden
Triangle Tours Package is a big hit with tourists
who want a taste of what the real India is like.
Tourists not only get a chance to visit different
Heritage sites but also get to learn more in-depth details
about each city itself. When you sign up for Golden
Triangle Tour Packages, you experience these 3 cities in a
completely different way:
3. Delhi
The Golden Triangle Tour kick-starts here in Delhi, which is
the capital of India. Besides being the main seat of power
in the country, it is also home to many Heritage sites that
were built during the Mughal era. A few must-visit spots
include Jama Masjid, the historic Red Fort, India Gate,
Humayun’s Tomb and the Qutab Minar which was built in
1199. Delhi is famous for its rich night life and for the many
bazaars that dot the city. Drop in at Connaught Place for
some shopping or enjoy an evening walk through Chandni
Chowk because Delhi is certain to mesmerize you.
4. Jaipur
The capital of Rajasthan is famous for its many palaces,
rich cultural heritage and varied cuisine. It is fondly called
the ‘pink city’ and is home to some beautiful gardens as
well. Most Golden Triangle Tour Packages include a trip to
the Maharaja’s City Palace, the famous Observatory and
the Ram Niwas Gardens. These gardens which are spread
over more than 76 acres of land are also home to a bird
park and a zoo. While you are on the Golden Triangle Tour,
don’t forget to enjoy a puppet show, try a camel ride and
buy some traditional handicrafts for your home.
5. Agra
Agra, which is the last stop on the Golden Triangle
Tour is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is
well-known throughout the world. Home to the best
known symbol of everlasting love, the Taj Mahal
continues to astound hundreds of tourists every
day. Even today, the beautiful carvings, other
intricate designs and the inlay work with semi-
precious stones are simply breathtaking. This
monument stands on the banks of the river Yamuna and is
surrounded by a landscape of rich greenery.