Day-By-Day Itinerary

Day 01- Arrival At Delhi

On your arrival at the Delhi airport or the railway station, our representative will be meeting you up and pick you in order to transfer into your hotel. The rest of the day will be yours doing leisure and staying overnight at the hotel within Delhi.

Day 02- Tour around Delhi

For the morning, take up your breakfast and visit the old Delhi right after it. Some of the important places that you have to visit would be the Raj Ghat, Red Fort as well as the Jama Masjid. You could even consider getting into Chandni Chowk, spice market and so on. After some time, you can move ahead visiting New Delhi. The Qutub Minar, which happens to be the tallest stone tower within India is imposing India Gate and the Rastrapathi Bhawan, Lotus Temple, Laxmi Narayan Temple as well as the newly built Akshardham temple with greater significance. Throughout the evening, you can then return into your hotel and have some relaxing overnight stay.

Day 03- Delhi To Jaipur

For your day 03, you can drive into the pink city of Jaipur after your breakfast, en route to visiting the Fatehpur Sikri, which is the deserted red sandstone city, being built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. On your arrival, you could check into your hotel, rest for the day, getting the benefit of leisure, and have some overnight stay at a hotel in Jaipur.

Day 04- Jaipur To Agra

For this day, after having your breakfast, you can drive to the Mughal City Agra and simply check in to your hotel. En route, you could also take the time visiting Mathura, which happens to be the birth place of Lord Krishna. For a good afternoon, simply visit the Agra fort, being built by Emperor Akbar and the ever famous Taj Mahal, a place for love, being built by the Emperor Sha Jahan for the loving memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. You could also consider visiting Dayal Bagh. By evening, you can go back into your hotel and enjoy for a wonderful night stay.

Day 05- Visiting Mathura and Vrindavan

After taking up your breakfast, you can drive forward to Mathura visiting the birth place of Lord Krishna, the Shri Krishna Janma Bhumi. After then, you can go straight to Jama Masjid, built by Abo-in Nabir-Khan in 1661; this mosque has 4 lofty minarets having bright colored plaster mosaic, in which some of the panels are existing. You can then go through Vishram Ghat, the sacred spot where Lord Krishna is believed to have rested right after the slavery of the tyrant Kansa. You could also consider going through Vrindavan and visit Gopi Nath Temple, it closely resembles the Madan Mohan Mandir in both dimension and style and built by Rai Shilji. He was a Sekhavat Rajput of Jaipur. You may also want to go directly to the Glass Temple, which is a marvelous glass art that works with dazzles on every eye of the pilgrims. The last thing that you may want to visit is the Nidhi Van, which happens to be the playground of the Krishna’s consort and a place for the Hindu Veneration. The image of the Bihajiri was then discovered by Swami Haridas Ji. If you are tired, you can go back to your hotel and take a deep sleep at your hotel.

Day 06- Delhi Departure

The best Golden Triangle trip is totally the best, wherein you could see the beauty and nature of Delhi. After visiting those places, pack your things up, as your tour is coming to an end and move forward through the railway station or airport up to your respective destination.