Your journey across the India Triangle tour starts as soon as you arrive in Delhi, the vibrant capital of India. One of the tour guides from India Trip Driver Company will meet you here and transport you to your cosy lodging. India Gate, a magnificent war memorial,is the first stop of the tour and then heads towards the lively Connaught Place to see some of Delhi's thriving nightlife.

You'll start your full day of sightseeing in Delhi on this day.  The renowned Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will be your first destination, and you'll then go to Jama Masjid, one of India's biggest mosques. Visit Humayun's Tomb, a forerunner of the Taj Mahal and another UNESCO World Heritage site. Along with visiting Raj Ghat, the Mahatma Gandhi memorial, you will also drive to the President's House and Parliament House. Explore Qutub Minar, a massive minaret that showcases the lengthy history of the Mughal Empire, to cap out your day in Delhi.  You will depart for Agra, the city of the beautiful Taj Mahal.

Your day starts by visiting the iconic Taj Mahal at sunrise. Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this stunning marble mausoleum was constructed by Emperor Shah Jahan in honour of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Next, you'll visit the Agra Fort, another UNESCO World Heritage site with magnificent Mughal architecture. This fort, a marvel of Mughal construction made of red sandstone and white marble, also offers expansive views of the Taj Mahal. Leave for Jaipur, often known as the Pink City of India. En-route stop at the Fatehpur Sikri,which is famous for its imperial jewels and was built under Akbar's rule in tribute to Saint Sheikh Salim Chisti.

Begin your day by visiting the Hawa Mahal, popularly referred to as the "Palace of Winds." Admire its beautiful windows and one-of-a-kind honeycomb construction. Discover Jantar Mantar, the world's biggest stone astronomy observatory. Be in awe at the antique astronomical instruments' accuracy. Explore the Albert Hall Museum, a magnificent Indo-Saracenic architectural wonder that is home to a sizable collection of artwork and relics. Take a drive to the Aravalli Hills' Nahargarh Fort. Discover the fort's architectural features and take in the stunning views of Jaipur from its perches. Visit Jal Mahal, a breathtaking architectural wonder in the middle of Man Sagar Lake known as the "Water Palace." 

As we reach Ranthambore National Park, one of India's most known tiger sanctuaries, our journey begins. We go off on an exciting jungle safari as the sun rises over the rocky landscape, keeping a close watch out for the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger, it is one of the best activities to do in Ranthambore. With stately deer, amusing monkeys, and a wide variety of bird species lighting our way, the park's unique flora and animals are a spectacle in and of themselves.Visit to the historic Ranthambore Fort, which is positioned on a hilltop and offers stunning views of the park below.

We set off on another safari in the hopes of observing various aspects of the park's fauna. The scenery changes as the sun moves across the sky, giving the wilderness a golden tint. We come across more species, and each sighting deepens our understanding of the fragile harmony of the natural world. Ranthambore has an amazing birdlife, and the avid bird watching activity of different species against the backdrop of the park's many ecosystems. Begin a picturesque trip in the direction of Pushkar after bidding farewell to Ranthambore.

We'll see the famous Pushkar Lake, which is the heart of this holy town, when we get to Pushkar. Ancient temples and ghats dot the landscape in Pushkar, a city known for its spirituality. One of the few temples devoted to Lord Brahma in the entire globe, the Brahma Temple, must be visited. As twilight falls, observe the captivating Ghat Aarti. With prayers, celestial music, and the flickering light of innumerable oil lamps, the banks of Pushkar Lake come alive and take on a spiritual atmosphere that is timeless.

Departing from Udaipur,once arrived in Udaipur explore Saheliyon-ki-Bari, a historic garden with fountains, stalls, marble pavilions, and a lovely lotus pool. Visit the Shilpgram Crafts Village, a community of craftspeople, to see how authentic handicrafts are made and to shop for them. Visit Fateh Sagar Lake, additionally, you can go on a boat excursion or just enjoy views from the lakeside.

Your first destination is City Palace, a spectacular edifice on the eastern shore of Lake Pichola. You will be in awe of the palace's expansive courtyards, rich artwork, and breathtaking views of the lake, which combine elements of Mughal and Rajasthani architecture. The Jagdish shrine, a historic Hindu shrine devoted to Lord Vishnu, will be your next stop. The temple's complex carvings and exquisitely crafted statues serve as a reminder of the rich artistic tradition of the area. Get a close-up glimpse of the Lake Palace and the Jag Mandir Island Palace by taking a boat trip on Lake Pichola. Your boat excursion will take place in a stunning location with the glistening waters and the Aravalli hills serving as the backdrop. Make your way to Sajjangarh Palace, popularly referred to as the "Monsoon Palace." This palace, which is perched on a hill, provides sweeping views of the city and the nearby lakes. 

On the tenth day of our Golden Triangle trip, as we depart from Udaipur, our hearts will overflowing with indelible memories of this enthralling journey through Rajasthan's riches.This lengthy trip to Golden Triangle, which included Udaipur, Pushkar, and Ranthambore, was a life-changing journey through history, spirituality, wildlife, and cultural heritage that gave us a deeper appreciation for this extraordinary country.

You'll be exposed to a kaleidoscope of experiences throughout this 10-day India triangle tour, from the historical magnificence of Delhi and Agra to the colourful culture of Jaipur, the spiritual tranquillity of Pushkar, the daring exploits of Ranthambore, and the alluring allure of Udaipur. This journey gives you a thorough understanding of India's rich cultural tapestry and leaves you with a deep respect for its many-faceted beauty