Golden Triangle Tour

The beautiful Taj Mahal is the highlight of any holiday in India's Golden Triangle and sunrise is the best time to see this incredible building. The Taj isn't strictly a palace; it is a mausoleum, commissioned by Shah Jahan for his favourite fourteenth wife who died during childbirth. It was constructed over a period of 22 years and built entirely from white marble; inside semi-precious stones guard the entrance to the tomb. Golden triangle cover three most important cities of Indian tourism sector - Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. These three cities have rich historical background dating from the era of Mughal kingdom. Visitors will get rare opportunity to see both modernity and ancient tradition exist side by side in these cities.

India, the very word conjures up an image of a land that is blessed or in other words, a place, which seems to be a favorite of Mother nature. The rich cultural heritage of this fascinating destination attracts tourists from across the globe. Diversity is the hallmark of this country and its tourist destinations. The Golden Triangle Tour is one of the most famous and exciting options when it comes to holidays in India. This triangle consists of three renowned tourist places- Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.

You must have already heard about the classical Golden Triangle circuit that includes Mughal and British architectural delights of Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and the royal entourage of Jaipur. However, here we will pay closer attention to delights that are lesser known or talked about in this Golden Triangle tour circuit but are still present some interesting options to explore. Shahjahan chose Delhi as its capital in 1638 and laid the foundations of Shahjahanabad that was enclosed by a stone wall that had fourteen gates.

One of the shortest and most popular tourist circuits including the 'Seven Wonders of the World' fame Taj Mahal has been affectionately dubbed as the Golden Triangle. For those who have a fairly limited amount of time to spend in North India, the three tips of the Golden Triangle route - Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur - includes several renowned sights with distinctive flavor and unique historical delights. The Golden Triangle itinerary typically begins and ends in Delhi, the capital of India.