Golden Triangle Tour 6 Nights 7 Days

Explore one of India's grandest mosques, known for its sweeping courtyard, bold red-sandstone architecture and panoramic views over the rooftops of Old Delhi.

Hop aboard a cycle-rickshaw and weave through Chandni Chowk's lively lanes, passing spice-scented bazaars and age-old shops that define Old Delhi's character.

Explore Khari Baoli, one of Asia's biggest wholesale spice markets, where colourful stalls of spices, dried fruits and herbs line trading houses that have operated for generations.

Drive past this UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of India's most iconic Mughal landmarks, and pause for a photo beside its towering red-sandstone ramparts.

Uncover this hidden stepwell nestled among New Delhi's modern skyline, where tiered stone steps descend toward what was once a water reservoir.

Visit this well-known Sikh place of worship, distinguished by its golden dome, sacred pool and community kitchen, and discover Sikh traditions along with the gurudwara's tradition of service to all visitors.

Cruise through New Delhi's ceremonial heart, catching outside views of Parliament House and the President's House as your guide shares the story behind the capital's layout.

Stop at this landmark war memorial in central New Delhi, built in memory of the Indian soldiers who lost their lives during the First World War and related campaigns.

Wander through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, anchored by a soaring medieval minaret, intricately carved stonework and the cluster of historic monuments within the Qutub complex.

Experience the tranquility of this Bahá'í House of Worship, admired for its striking flower-shaped design and peaceful surroundings. The temple stays closed on Mondays.

Step into this UNESCO World Heritage Site, whose expansive gardens and majestic Mughal architecture went on to inspire the design of the Taj Mahal.

Walk through the house where Mahatma Gandhi lived out his final months, browsing exhibits that trace his life, philosophy and legacy, then follow the path to the Martyr's Column.

As the day's sightseeing draws to a close, return to your hotel and enjoy a relaxed evening at your own pace.

Make the journey from Delhi to Agra, and once you arrive, check into your hotel and meet your private local guide ahead of the Agra sightseeing tour.

Discover this elegant marble mausoleum, affectionately called the Baby Taj, where fine stone inlay, lattice screens and a landscaped garden layout would go on to influence the Taj Mahal's design.

Step inside this remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site, formerly the chief residence of the Mughal emperors, and wander its palaces, courtyards and audience halls set above the Yamuna River.

Witness the Taj Mahal bathed in golden sunrise light, one of the most memorable moments of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire its marble craftsmanship, delicate inlay artistry and gardens as your guide narrates its remarkable history. A battery bus ride connects the parking area to the monument.

Following the Taj Mahal visit, return to your hotel for breakfast, check out, and resume the day's sightseeing.

Revisit Agra Fort to take in its royal palaces, courtyards and halls, with sweeping views over the Yamuna River as your guide adds more context to its Mughal-era significance.

Break the journey to Jaipur with a stop at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and beautifully preserved red-sandstone city built as Emperor Akbar's former capital.

From Fatehpur Sikri, continue toward Jaipur in your private air-conditioned vehicle. On arrival, check into your hotel and spend the evening relaxing at your own pace.

Climb up to this magnificent hilltop fortress, renowned for its grand courtyards, intricately carved gateways, mirror-work halls, landscaped gardens and panoramic views over the surrounding hills.

Stop by this historic stepwell close to Amer Fort, admired for its perfectly symmetrical stairways and striking geometric pattern.

Explore the finely carved royal cenotaphs of Jaipur's former rulers, resting beneath the Nahargarh hills and known for their domed pavilions and intricate stonework.

Pause beside Man Sagar Lake to photograph this graceful palace, which seems to float on the water when the lake reaches full level.

Admire Jaipur's famous Palace of Winds from the street outside, known for its pink sandstone facade and hundreds of finely latticed windows.

Step inside the historic seat of Jaipur's royal family, wandering through its grand courtyards, museum galleries, gateways and collections of royal attire, weaponry and decorative art.

Discover this UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to an extraordinary array of monumental astronomical instruments commissioned by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II.

With the day's sightseeing complete, head back to your hotel and unwind for the evening.