8 Days Golden Triangle Tour with Pushkar, Jodhpur and Udaipur

Early light plays across the marble surfaces of this UNESCO World Heritage monument as your guide walks you through its inlay work and gardens; the shuttle between the parking area and the monument is included.

Return to your hotel for breakfast and check-out, then rejoin your guide and driver for the remainder of the Agra tour.

Before the Mughal court relocated to Delhi, this UNESCO-listed fort was home to its emperors, and its palace halls still overlook the Yamuna River.

Known locally as the Baby Taj, this marble tomb's fine inlay and screen work would later influence the design of the Taj Mahal itself.

En route to Jaipur, this UNESCO-listed red-sandstone city preserves Emperor Akbar's short-lived former capital in fine detail.

From Fatehpur Sikri, the drive continues to Jaipur by private vehicle. Check in at your hotel on arrival and relax for the evening.

This hilltop fort's grand courtyards, ornate gateways and mirrored halls open onto wide views of the surrounding hills.

This stepwell near Amer Fort, with its symmetrical staircases arranged in a striking geometric pattern, ranks among Jaipur's most photographed sites.

Set beneath the Nahargarh hills, these carved cenotaphs commemorate Jaipur's former rulers beneath finely worked domed canopies.

This palace appears to sit atop Man Sagar Lake when water levels run high, making for one of Jaipur's most popular photo stops.

View the honeycomb facade of the Palace of Winds from the street, its pink sandstone screen carved with hundreds of small windows.

The former seat of Jaipur's royal family, this palace complex displays royal costumes, weapons and decorative art across a series of courtyards and museum galleries.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site holds a collection of giant astronomical instruments, commissioned centuries ago by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.

The day's sightseeing wraps up with a return to your hotel and an evening free to relax.

The road winds through the Rajasthan countryside on the way to Pushkar, with the exact drive time depending on traffic and road conditions.

On arrival, check in at your hotel and take a little time to settle in before the afternoon's sightseeing.

This is one of the few temples in India dedicated to Lord Brahma, and your guide explains its religious significance and the customs surrounding it.

Walk along the edge of this sacred lake and its historic bathing ghats, dressing modestly, removing footwear where required and following local customs out of respect.

Browse the colourful stalls of the local market, known for handicrafts, textiles, jewellery and leather goods; shopping stays entirely up to you.

Travel continues by private air-conditioned vehicle to Jodhpur, with the total journey time shifting depending on traffic, road conditions and rest stops.

Once you arrive, check in and enjoy the rest of the day at your own pace, with nothing else planned.

This hill fort rises above the city, its palace chambers and museum galleries opening onto sweeping views of Jodhpur's blue-painted old town.

This white-marble cenotaph, built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh II, sits within landscaped grounds beside a calm lake.

Wander the market that surrounds Jodhpur's landmark clock tower, filled with spice stalls, textiles, handicrafts and other local goods.

This 18th-century stepwell, restored to its former glory, showcases the geometric stonework typical of traditional Rajput design.

Your private vehicle continues from Jodhpur on to Udaipur, where you check in at your hotel and unwind for the evening.

The largest palace complex in Rajasthan unfolds across ornamented courtyards, balconies and museum wings, with several points overlooking Lake Pichola.

Detailed stone carving covers this 17th-century Hindu temple, standing right at the heart of Udaipur's old town.

Explore the winding lanes of the old city, where stalls sell handicrafts, miniature paintings, textiles and souvenirs.

Cross the lake for views of Jag Mandir, the Lake Palace and Udaipur's historic waterfront; the ride depends on weather, water levels, operator availability and local restrictions on the day.

Fountains, lotus ponds and marble pavilions fill this peaceful, well-kept garden, a favourite quiet spot in the city.

Pause beside this calm lake, framed by the Aravalli hills, for a quieter break from the day's sightseeing.

Puppets, masks, folk costumes and traditional instruments on display here offer a window into Rajasthan's rural culture.

Browse a small collection of vintage automobiles once used by Udaipur's royal household.

The day closes at Sajjangarh Fort, a hilltop palace with panoramic views across Udaipur, its lakes and the surrounding countryside.

After sightseeing, return to your hotel for an overnight stay in Udaipur.

Your private car covers the short run to Udaipur Airport, timed to have you there well ahead of departure.

Your scheduled commercial flight carries you from Udaipur back to Delhi, with departure time set by the airline.

A driver greets you at Delhi Airport and drops you at your hotel, the airport, the railway station or another location you specify in Delhi, Noida or Gurugram.