Must Visit Attractions of Golden Triangle

Your tour to the Golden Triangle can be full of contrasts from the heritage of Rajasthan, iconic secrets of forts in Delhi and religious opulence of Agra can be an unbeatable experience. If you are looking for a memorable golden trip, we will offer you widest range of customised itinerary according to your choice. It can be a short trip of 3 days or a relaxed week long holiday. You can book through the Golden triangle tour package, it is much easier to take the trip by an operator or a guide provided by us. The must visit attractions of the tour are:

1. Humayun’s Tomb Delhi: The splendid piece of architecture is the final resting place of the Mugal emperor Humayun. The design is a perfect example of Mugal architecture and Persian touch, hence also declared as a world heritage sight by UNESCO. Situated on the banks of river Yamuna this magnificent mausoleum is a home to remains of many Mugals. The ornate garden around the tomb enhances the beauty of the tomb. The tomb is build over thousand gravestones with an elevated base structure. It is surely worth your visit.

2. Lotus Temple, Delhi: For an eye of architecture lotus temple is a beautiful sight, the magnificent structure unfolds in the form of a splendid white petal lotus. It is an edifice dedicated to the Bahai faith. The brainchild of Canadian architect Fariborz Sahba was completed in the year 1986. The enchanting entrance, stupendous gardens, shimmering pools and lush green pathway leading to the temple will leave you in a blissful state. Despite the budding crowd, the temple is perfect for meditation, so enjoy your soulful visit and book through Golden triangle tours for the best experience.

3. India Gate, Delhi: The gate is a war memorial in the heart of the city, the 42 meters tall building was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens,, the landscape welcomes many picnic lovers. The gate is very popular for its republic day parade every year. The premises house the Amar jawan Jyoti in a small shrine like structure made up of black marbles, which always have fire burning. The memorial is guarded by 24/7 by the Indian soldiers. Dedicated to Indian and British soldiers who died in First World War and the Anglo-Indian war soldiers is truly worth your homage.

4. Jama Masjid, Delhi: Counted as one of the most largest and historic mosques of the country. The whole mosque remains full of people for namaz during any Muslim festival. With a capacity of 25000 people, the masjid extends up to 1200 sq meters with three gateways, four towers and 40 mts high minarates. To reach the entrance of the mosque, one has to take 121 steps filled with food stalls and bookstalls. Designed by Ustad Kalil, the Masjid was commissioned in 1656. Located in Old Delhi, the mosque is very close to chandni chowk and surrounded by Mugal structures. It’s also vibrant during the festival of Eid and is a must visit when you are in Delhi.

5. Taj Mahal, Agra: The superb craftsmanship is evident as you look at the mammoth structure; one of the wonders of the world needs no introduction. More than 20000 craftsmen crafted this monument and the architects have displayed their best skills of Mugal architecture. The symbol of unconditional love was built by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The marble was imported from Europe to produce the exquisite marble screens and inlay work, the Taj is embedded in precious stones. This world heritage sight is a must visit.

6. Fatehpur Sikri, Agra: The red stone city was founded in 1569 by the mugal emperor, Akbar, engrained in the history, the city basks in glory. Spending a day and discovering the beauty of this heritage city should be on your list. the edifices like Buland darwaza, Diwan-i-khas, Diwan-i-Aam, Jama masjid,Panch mahal and Mariam-uz-zamanis palace serves the grand heritage of the place. You can book through Golden triangle tour from Delhi to make the most out of your trip.

7. City Palace, Jaipur: The palace depicts the golden age of the Jaipur, home to the royals of the state the palace is embedded in history and stories. The city palace was the administrative and ceremonial seat of the royal family. The palace is now converted to a museum partly and the 2 most popular mahals are the Chandra Mahal and the Mubarak Mahal. The royalty of Jaipur still resides in a part of the city palace.

8. Jal Mahal, Jaipur: Located on the shimmering water of the Man Sagar Lake with four flours underwater, the palace is no less than a painting. It was build as a summer resort to the royal family, and was used as duck hunting parties. It may not be possible to stay at the palace due to renovation work but even spending an evening near it will give you perfect sunset with a view.

9. Hawa Mahal, Jaipur: Definitely deserved to be captured on the camera, this red and pink sand stone building is very close to the city palace, The palace of windows and breeze comprises of 953 windows and was build in 1799 by Maharaja sawai pratap singh.The domed canopies, fluted pillares and filigree work on the stone is a true reflection of Rajputi architecture. The 50 feet tall honeycombed hive look palace is a must visit especially during the sunset or the sunrise which lits up the whole red and pink structure.

10. Amer Fort, Jaipur: It’s the grandest structure in Rajasthan; the gigantic complex stands in the Aravallis and visited by thousands every year. The palace is a perfect amalgamation of the Mugal and Rajputi architecture and was a home to the rich Maharaja of Jaipur. You must take a camel ride up the palace for a truly royal feel and do not miss out on the Light and sound show to know the history of Rajputana.

The structures at Golden Triangle encompasses the expression of history, invaders, war and hence the glorious past of the Mugals and the Rajputs. Book through Golden triangle tour package or the Delhi, Jaipur Agra tour to absorb the tapestry of Indian architecture.