Boasting the glorified historical past layered with the hospitality of the natives, India is the land which exhibits numerous architectural gems built under the reign of several rulers. These architectural marvels display the stunning features of India’s culture.

1. MUST VISIT MONUMENTS IN
GOLDEN TRIANGLE TOUR

2. INDEX
 Introduction
 Red Fort
 Jama Masjid
 Humayun’s Tomb
 Lotus Temple
 Qutub Minar
 India Gate
 Akshardham Temple
 Taj Mahal
 Agra Fort
 Fatehpur Sikri Fort
 Mehtab Bagh
 Amber Fort
 Hawa Mahal
 Jal Mahal
 Jantar Mantar
 Albert Hall Museum

3. INTRODUCTION
 Boasting the glorified historical past layered with the hospitality of the natives,
India is the land which exhibits numerous architectural gems built under the
reign of several rulers. These architectural marvels display the stunning features
of India’s culture. Symbolizing various emotions like romance, bravery, honor,
artistry skillfulness and more, these exceptional structural accomplishments are
the embellished Pillars of Indian cultural heritage. We present you the list of
some amazing monuments you can visit while India’s Golden Triangle Tour.
Adorning the three most popular cities – Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, these
architectural gems well preserve and take you straight to the bygone era of
creativity.

4. RED FORT
 Comprising the creativity of the erstwhile era, this elegant
architectural prowess was constructed as palace fort of the capital
Shahjahanabad by Shah Jahan. The mighty Red Fort was the
official residence of former Mughal rulers. Listed among the
World Heritage sites, this majestic red sandstone building is the
topmost attraction of New Delhi hosting the main event on the
Indian Independence day; the mighty fort houses some of the
popular structures like Palace of Color, Pearl Mosque, The drum
house, Royal Baths and many more.

5. RED FORT , DELHI

6. JAMA MASJID
 Another architectural marvel of India Triangle Tour is Jama Masjid by
Shah Jahan is also known as Masjid-e Jahan Numa. The beautiful red
sandstone and marble mosque is adorned with intricate carvings and
verses from the Holy Quran. Visit The Muslim Shrine during the festive
season of Eid and witness the ethereal beauty of this proud edifice which
is embellished like a bride on Eid.

7. JAMA MASJID , DELHI

8. HUMAYUN’S TOMB
 The first ever garden Mausoleum of the Indian subcontinent,
Humayun’s tomb was built by Humayun’s wife Hamida Banu Begum
and designed by Mirak Mirza, a Persian Architect. This was the first for
where red sandstone was used at such a large scale. Located on the
banks of River Yamuna in Delhi, the edifice is a beautiful synthesis of
Indian and Persian style architecture.

9. HUMAYUN’S TOMB , DELHI

10. LOTUS TEMPLE
 Built in the structure of massive Lotus Temple is a unique temple that
can be visited by anyone irrespective of their religious faiths. Notable for
rendering the absolute piece of mind, it is among the most serene places
in India.

11. LOTUS TEMPLE , DELHI

12. QUTUB MINAR
 This UNESCO world heritage Site is the second longest brick Minaret
and displays a perfect blend of Indo-Islamic architectural styles. This
Edifice was built by Qutub-ud-din-Aibak when he defeats the last Hindu
king Of Delhi. Embellished with beautiful elaborate Carvings and from
the verses of Quran, the minaret complex is dotted with other stunning
structures like the Iron Pillar of Delhi, Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque and
much more. It is a must not miss out a spot of Golden Triangle with
Rajasthan Tour.

13. QUTUB MINAR , DELHI

14. INDIA GATE
 India Gate is one of the largest war memorials in India, designed by
Edwin Lutyens, the chief architect of New Delhi. This monument is
visited by millions of tourists from across the globe every year during
India Triangle Tour. The whole structure is built in marble and in
reading and pale sandstones. The Walls of India Gate have the names of
all the martyred soldiers who died in World War I and the Afghan Wars
inscribed on them. India Gate stands surrounded by lush, green gardens
and is edged by the clean waters of a lake.

15. INDIA GATE , DELHI

16. AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE
 The word Akshardham means the divine abode of God which is hailed as
an eternal place of peace, purity, and devotion. Beautiful Temple is
purely dedicated to Hindu God, the spiritual and religious campus is
devoted to learning and harmony. Each element of temple echoes with
spirituality- the mandir, the exhibition, and even the garden. The awe-
inspiring aura of the temple is in the admiring of God’s abode on earth.

17. AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE , DELHI

18. TAJ MAHAL
 India’s pride and the greatest testimony of the marital love of a husband
for his wife is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. A poem of love
written with white marble, a solitary tear suspended on the cheek of
time, and many more quotes are written in respect to this symbol of love
but even thousands of words somehow appear to be less when it comes
to describing the beauty of this romantic specimen. Standing on the
banks of river Yamuna, this place carries the romantic aura within along
with the profusion of architectural creativity in every nook and corner.

19. TAJ MAHAL , AGRA

20. AGRA FORT
 Another Piece of architectural arts located on the banks of river Yamuna
is the magnificent Agra Fort which was used by Aurangzeb to imprison
his Father Shahjahan. It was originally built as Brick Fort of Rajputs but
later on, it was captured by Mughal Rulers. Explore various Historical
structures like Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-I-Khaas, Jahangir’s Palace, Sheesh
Mahal, elephant ate and much more in the grand premises of Agra Fort.

21. AGRA FORT , AGRA

22. FATEHPUR SIKRI FORT
 It’s a UNESCO world heritage center, built by Emperor Akbar in the 16th
Century. The fort includes one of the biggest mosques in India, the Jama
Masjid. Akbar decided to transfer his residence and court from Agra to a
new location the Sikri ridge, to honor the Sufi saint Salim Chishti. The
city has miscellaneous buildings which were built for specific purposes
like Jama masjid-to follow prayers every day, Ibadat Khana (House of
worship) Buland-Darwazah (in the memory of Gujarat victory) and
tomb of Sheikh Salim Chishti; Khaas Mahal, Shahi-Bazar, Mina-Bazar,
the Panch-Mahal, Khwabgah, Diwan-e-Khaas-this was the space of
private audience and it is famous for its decorated pillar consisting of 36
elegantly carved brackets made in Gujarati style., Anup-Talao, Chaupar
and Diwan-e-Am-the space created for public audience and Birbal’s
House. This complex is made of red sandstone due to the easy
availability of in the adjoining areas of Fatehpur Sikri.

23. FATEHPUR SIKRI , FORT

24. MEHTAB BAGH
 Opposite to the Yamuna River, the garden complex was the last of eleven
Mughal-built dense green garden that offers mesmerizing views of the
river. It was built by the Mughal Emperor Babur and is noted as the
Shah Jahan had identified a site from the crescent-shaped, grass-
covered floodplain across the Yamuna River. It was designed as an
integral part of the Taj Mahal complex in the riverfront terrace pattern.

25. MEHTAB BAGH , AGRA

26. AMBER FORT
 Best Golden Triangle Tour Package will certainly include the
original home of the Rajput royalty way before Jaipur was established,
Amber Fort is located on the outskirts of Jaipur. The outer charm of the
fort has dwindled but it still holds the marvelous delight of architectural
beauty within. This world heritage site is a beautiful assortment of
expansive courtyards, stairways, halls, palaces and gardens splendid
structures like Sukh-Mahal; Diwan-i-Aam forms an integral part of the
massive fort. Unravel the regality of Rajputs with the best Elephant
Safari in Amber Fort.

27. AMBER FORT , JAIPUR

28. HAWA MAHAL
 Notable for the honeycomb web of a beehive structure, Hawa Mahal is a
stunning five-storied edifice adorned with 953 Jharokhas (small
windows). Commissioned by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, the beautiful
edifice was built for the royal ladies who use it to peep into the local lives
through intricately carved small windows. The Hawa Mahal is also
known as the Palace of winds and the most interesting thing about the
Palace is that the floors are connected via slopes instead of Stairs. It is a
perfect reflection of Rajputana and Mughal architectural styles.

29. HAWA MAHAL , JAIPUR

30. JAL MAHAL
 Rested in the heart of Man Sagar Lake, is the beautiful Jal Mahal which
seems like a floating water Palace straight from the fairy tales. The
presence of this antiquated building on the beautiful Man Sagar Lake
makes an eye-pleasing view for the visitors. Offering the peace to the
mind and soul away from the city with its picturesque views, this is a
must-visit site in Golden Triangle tour.

31. JAL MAHAL , JAIPUR

32. JANTAR MANTAR
 Jantar Mantar is one of five astronomical observatories built by
Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh used to measure the distances and positions
of celestial objects. These objects are made of stone and are very large
structures. This place and is also listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.
The nineteen Yantras here are Chakra Yantra, Dakshin Bhitti Yantra,
Digamsha Yantra, Disha Yantra, Kanali Yantra, and Misra Yantra among
the rest.

33. JANTAR MANTAR , JAIPUR

34. ALBERT HALL MUSEUM
 These monuments are the crowning jewels of the Indian Culture.
Carrying the essence of the bygone era’s creativity and regality in every
bit, these edifices are the pride of Incredible India. Explore the best and
purest forms of Indian Legacy through £.

35. ALBERT HALL MUSEUM , JAIPUR