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No hidden charges, guaranteedAdd an extra day to the classic Golden Triangle and the pace changes completely. This six-day private tour still covers Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, plus one morning safari drive through Ranthambore, but spreads the Jaipur leg across a full sightseeing day and a separate, unhurried drive back to Delhi. A private air-conditioned vehicle and driver stay with you for the entire journey, with expert local guides joining in each city. Because the Ranthambore safari runs on permits issued by the Rajasthan Forest Department, the zone, vehicle type and exact timing stay subject to confirmation closer to your travel date.
Tour Highlights
A private driver collects you from your hotel, the airport, the railway station or another point in Delhi, Noida or Gurugram. Your guide then takes you through the contrasts of the capital, the crowded lanes of the old city and the wide, planned avenues of the new.
One of India's largest mosques, its wide sandstone courtyard built for congregations that once numbered in the thousands.
A cycle-rickshaw weaves through Old Delhi's narrow lanes, past spice shops, wedding-card stalls and sweet shops open for generations.
Sacks of turmeric, chilli and dried fruit line the alleys of Asia's largest wholesale spice market, a stop for the senses as much as for photographs.
Its red-sandstone walls rise straight from the roadside, viewed here from outside as the vehicle passes.
A stepwell hides between office blocks in New Delhi, its stone stairways cool and quiet compared with the city above.
This active Sikh shrine draws visitors for its shimmering pool and a community kitchen that serves free meals around the clock.
The route passes through New Delhi's government district, with both landmarks visible from the road.
A short stop for photographs at this war memorial, set among the open lawns of central New Delhi.
India's tallest medieval minaret anchors this UNESCO-listed complex, its stone surfaces carved with centuries of script.
The lotus-shaped shell of this Baha'i house of worship makes it one of Delhi's most recognisable buildings. It stays closed on Mondays.
Set within formal gardens, this UNESCO-listed tomb is widely seen as the architectural forerunner of the Taj Mahal.
The house where Mahatma Gandhi spent his final months now stands as a memorial to his life and legacy.
Return to your hotel
Following breakfast and check-out, the drive to Agra takes roughly three to four hours, depending on traffic. On arrival, check in at your hotel and meet your Agra-based guide.
Often called the Baby Taj, this marble mausoleum is known for its fine lattice screens and intricate stone inlay.
Courtyards, audience halls and royal apartments unfold inside this UNESCO-listed fort overlooking the Yamuna River.
An early start takes you to the Taj Mahal before breakfast and hotel check-out. From there, the drive to Ranthambore continues via Fatehpur Sikri, the longest road stretch of the trip, with arrival time shaped by traffic and conditions along the way.
Morning light brings out the shifting tones of the marble as you explore the gardens and inlay work with your guide. The entrance fee, main-mausoleum supplement and battery shuttle are payable directly at the monument. Closed every Friday.
Head back to the hotel to eat and finish checking out before leaving Agra.
Emperor Akbar's short-lived red-sandstone capital survives in its gateways, courtyards and palace structures.
The longest drive of the tour ends with check-in at your hotel or wildlife resort, leaving time to rest before the next morning's early safari.
An early wake-up call starts the day's wildlife safari. Reporting time shifts with the season and is confirmed once your permit comes through.
An open Gypsy or Canter carries you through your assigned zone with an authorised driver and nature guide, tracking deer, antelope, crocodiles and birdlife, and, with some luck, a tiger. No specific sighting can ever be promised in a wild reserve.
After the safari
Return to eat, finish checking out and meet your road-tour driver for the next leg.
The private vehicle brings you into Jaipur by evening; check in and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
With the full day free for sightseeing, breakfast is followed by a complete tour of the Pink City alongside your local guide and driver. The evening is left open once sightseeing wraps up.
Courtyards, gateways and mirrored chambers climb up this hilltop fort, with sweeping views over the surrounding hills.
Symmetrical stairways descend into this geometric stepwell, tucked close to Amer Fort.
Domed cenotaphs of Jaipur's former rulers stand carved in fine detail beneath the Nahargarh hills.
The Water Palace appears to float on Man Sagar Lake, best photographed from the shoreline.
The honeycomb, pink-sandstone front of the Palace of Winds is viewed here from the street below.
Royal courtyards, gateways and museum galleries make up this still-active palace complex at Jaipur's centre.
Enormous stone astronomical instruments fill this UNESCO-listed observatory, built for tracking the sky centuries ago.
return to your hotel for the evening
After breakfast and check-out, your private driver takes over for the final leg back to Delhi.
The schedule is built around a Delhi arrival close to 2:00 PM. Let us know in advance if an earlier or later arrival suits you better, and the departure time can be adjusted accordingly.
On arrival, you're dropped at your hotel, the airport, the railway station or another point in Delhi, Noida or Gurugram. If you're flying out, share your departure details ahead of booking so a safe travel buffer can be planned.
Pickup is offered from a hotel, airport, railway station or another desired location in Delhi, Noida or Gurugram. Final drop-off is offered at a hotel, airport, railway station or another desired location in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram or Jaipur.
This tour returns to Delhi and ends with a drop-off at Delhi airport on Day 4
6 Days / 5 Nights
•Safari permits require the full name and identification details of every traveller. Foreign visitors should provide passport details.
•Carry the original identification used for the safari booking, a mismatch can result in refused entry without refund.
•Gypsy, Canter and zone allocation stay subject to forest-department availability and operational rules.
•Tiger and other wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.
•Regular Ranthambore safaris generally operate from October to June. Park access can change because of monsoon, weather, conservation measures or government instructions.
•Day 5 is set aside fully for Jaipur sightseeing, while Day 6 covers the Jaipur-to-Delhi transfer.
•The Taj Mahal is closed every Friday and the Lotus Temple is closed every Monday, the sightseeing order is adjusted when required.
•Shopping is optional. Let us know in advance if you prefer a no-shopping tour.
•Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection and suitable layers for the open safari vehicle are recommended.
Cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled tour start time to receive a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are non-refundable, and changes requested within that period cannot be accepted. All cut-off times are based on local time.
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Want 6 Day Golden Triangle Tour with Ranthambore changed to suit you, with different dates, hotels or pace? Send us the details and a travel consultant will come back with a tailored quote.
Yes. Six days give a comfortable balance between sightseeing, one morning safari and the road travel in between, including a full day in Jaipur and a separate, unrushed drive back to Delhi.
Delhi to Agra usually takes three to four hours, Agra to Ranthambore about six to seven hours including normal breaks, Ranthambore to Jaipur roughly three and a half to four hours, and Jaipur to Delhi around five hours. Traffic and road conditions can shift these timings.
The plan targets a Delhi arrival around 2:00 PM. Tell us in advance if you'd prefer to arrive earlier or later, so departure time can be adjusted, actual arrival still depends on traffic, road conditions and your drop-off point.
Yes, but share your flight details before booking. The Jaipur-to-Delhi drive runs about five hours, so enough buffer is needed for traffic and airport formalities.
Yes. One morning safari permit and a shared seat in a Gypsy or Canter are included, subject to availability and the option confirmed. A private Gypsy or extra safari costs more unless specifically added.
No. Ranthambore is a wild reserve, so no guide, driver or operator can promise a tiger sighting. Deer, antelope, monkeys, crocodiles and varied birdlife are commonly seen along the way.
A full refund applies if you cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start; cancellations or changes within 24 hours of the start time cannot be accepted.
Often yes, though it's an early start on an open vehicle over uneven tracks. Share ages and any mobility or medical concerns before booking so suitable arrangements can be made.