Luxury 6 Days Golden Triangle Tour with Varanasi!!!

After breakfast, continue your sightseeing tour of Delhi, starting with a visit to the Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque. See Chandni Chowk, the largest and oldest bazaar in Old Delhi. Discover today's Chandni Chowk's little lanes, vibrant bazaar, and local shoppers. Have the chance to sample some of Delhi's regional cuisine as well.

After that, stroll up to Fatehpuri Masjid and ride in a rickshaw until you reach the Red Fort. Our driver will meet you here, take you past Delhi's Red Fort, a historically significant fort from the 17th century, and drop you off at Rajghat, a memorial where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. This memorial has an eternal flame burning on one side. See the Humayun mausoleum, India's first mausoleum designed like a garden. The four garden squares with water passageways encircling the tomb are the principal feature of this Persian-inspired tomb. Pass by India Gate, an archway erected in remembrance of the troops who lost their lives in World War I, and Rashtrapati Bhawan, the president of India's palace. See Qutub Minar, constructed in 1193 to commemorate the start of Muslim rule by Qutab-ud-din Aibak. later back to hotel and overnight stay at delhi.

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Following breakfast, you are going to Agra. Agra is a stunning city on the Yamuna River's banks that rose to prominence as the Mughal Emperors' capital from 1526 to 1628. Because of its several magnificent Mughal-era monuments—including the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites—it is still a well-liked travel destination. 

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When you get to Agra, register at the hotel. Visit the Agra Fort, which is modelled after Delhi's majestic Red Fort, after some downtime.  Some of the must-see sights in this area include the Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), the Diwan-i-Aam (Hall of Public Audience), and the Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of Private Audience). Take a luxurious Tonga journey to the Taj Mahal later in the evening. Constructed over the course of nearly 22 years, this magnificent symbol of love, devotion, and purity is unlike anything else in history. Resting on an ivory-white marble monument are the mortal remains of Shahjahan, the Mughal Emperor who constructed the Taj Mahal, and his spouse, Mumtaz. This magnificent building has an intriguing feature: when the moon shines on it at night, it appears golden, and in the morning it turns pinkish. Watching the sun set over this famous monument is an amazing experience. Spend the night in an Agra hotel.

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After breakfast and check-out, take a journey to Jaipur, popularly referred to as the Pink City of India, a stunning city. Visit the Mughal Empire's abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri when travelling. The city is home to some of the most impressive Mughal-era structures, including the Panch Mahal, Buland Darwaza, and Sheikh Salim Chisti's Dargah. Before moving forward, you have some time to discover all that Fatehpur Sikri has to offer. Drive onward to Jaipur. 

When you get there, check into the hotel. Jaipur: Because pink sandstone is widely used in the city's many buildings, Jaipur is referred to as the "Pink City of India." Its monuments display a wide range of architectural styles, and its bustling bazaars are well-known for their traditional jewels and handicrafts. The luxurious lifestyle of the Rajput Kings is evident in the atmosphere of this city. Spend the night in a Jaipur hotel

We'll visit the stunning Amber Fort, the historic capital of the regal Rajputs, after a leisurely breakfast in the early morning. Positioned atop the arid, rugged Aravalli Hills and encircled by walled battlements, the palace balances between two sepia-hued tundra hills with a view of Maota Lake. Take a vehicle up to this hilltop palace and enter through the historic main gate, which has been used for 400 years by the Maharajas of Jaipur.

We'll then continue on to a tour of Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of the Winds, a five-story pink sandstone building with windows that are semi-octagonal and have intricate honeycomb patterns that overlook the ancient city's main thoroughfare. It was constructed in 1799 to allow a veiled royal woman to look down. 

hidden behind its 953 elaborate stone screens from public view. See the City Palace as well; built in the 19th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, it boasts magnificent palaces and buildings that showcase an extraordinary fusion of Mughal and Rajput architectural traditions. The next site is Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory with architectural astronomical instruments that was constructed by Sawai Jai Singh II once more. later back to hotel overnight stay hotel .

Following breakfast, a representative from our business will transport you to the Jaipur Airport so you can catch your Varanasi flight. Our business person will welcome you when you arrive in Varanasi and take you to the hotel. Day off for personal use. 

The city of Varanasi is situated on the banks of the Ganga, which is India's second-largest river. This city, once known as Kashi and Benares, dates back almost 3,000 years. Because it is thought to be the home of Lord Shiva (God of Destruction), it is one of the holiest pilgrimage places for Hindus. Hindu devotees travel to this city annually to immerse themselves in the Ganga River, which is believed to wash away all sins. Spend the night in a hotel in varanasi

Your sightseeing tour of Varanasi starts with a boat trip on the Ganges early in the morning. After taking in the breathtaking sights of the rising sun, head back to the hotel for breakfast. Proceed to Sarnath after breakfast. Numerous important Buddhist pilgrimage sites are scattered around the area. You have to go here if you're a devoted disciple of Buddha. Visit the New Vishwanath Temple, popularly referred to as the "Birla Mandir," afterwards. Located inside the Banaras Hindu University, this Hindu temple honours Lord Shiva, also known as the God of Destruction. This temple took over 35 years to construct.

Visit the Tulsi Manas Temple, which the Banaras royal family erected in 1964. The renowned poet Tulsidas is thought to have composed the epic poem "Ramcharitramanas" there. The Durga Temple (also known as the Monkey Temple), which honours Goddess Durga (the holy feminine spirit), is located nearby. See the magnificent Ganga Aarti at the Dashashwamedh Ghat in the evening. On the banks of the Ganges River, there has been a daily sunset ceremonial for thousands of years. Spend the night in a Varanasi hotel.

­After breakfast check out from hotel and drop you as per your flight schedule.