Follow India's popular Golden Triangle on this romping 7 days visit through Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Investigate the symbols and find neighborhood spots in the in the perfect introduction to the diverse north of this fascinating country. Start in from Busy Delhi and explore the city by rikshaw and metro. Go to heartfelt Jaipur to stand amazed at the pink-shaded design, then head to Agra and experience the famous Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. In a flash, you're back in Delhi, ordering chaat like an expert and toasting a chai to a mind blowing experience.
| Start | Delhi, India |
| Finish | Delhi, India |
| Theme | Explorer |
| Destinations | India |
| Physical rating |
 |
| Style |
Original |
| Ages |
Min 15 |
| Group size | Min 1 – Max 12 |
| Trip code |
HHSN |
Namaste! Welcome to India. Your Incredible India adventure begins. Delhi, India’s capital territory, is a massive metropolitan area in northern part of the country. Arrive Delhi by International Flight. Meet your representative at airport and transfer to hotel. Check in and relax. Evening on your own.
Start your day with Delhi sightseeing. Visit Jama Mosque which is one of the oldest mosques in Delhi. Hop in Rikshaw and explore narrow lanes of one of the oldest markets in India Chandi chowk, proceed to smell flavors in air of various Indian spices and enjoy with Locals. Visit Parliament House, Secretariat buildings and much more. Evening on your own.
Drive to Agra (188 km/3.30 hrs.). Agra’s notable historical period began during Sikandar Lodi's reign. Agra was capital of Mughal Empire under Mughal emperors Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan. Transfer to hotel for check in and relax. Take a guided tour along banks of Yamuna River to iconic Agra Fort and explore Old city of Agra where to witness busy bazaar where locals do their shopping, visit worldwide famous sweet shop established 100 years ago. Evening on your own.
Start your day withSunrise atTaj Mahal, built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal. After breakfast, see live demonstration of inlay work. Head over to learn local Indian recipes and lunch with local family. Evening enjoy Taj Mahal Live Drama Show based on story behind construction of the love saga ‘Taj Mahal’ and experience traditional dance form from the North India.
Drive to Jaipur “Pink City” (188 km/3.30 hrs.) enroute visit abundant city of Fatehpur Sikri once capital of Mughal during rule of Akbar the great. Head over to lunch in heritage hotel. Continuing journey to Jaipur, visit Chand Baori, approximately 30 mtr into ground, making it one of the deepest and largest stepwells in India. Arrive in Jaipur, check in and relax. Evening on your own.
Visit Amber Fort- Set on a hilltop overlooking Maota Lake, fort is example of Rajput architecture and Sheesh Mahal (Hall of Mirrors) is one of its beautiful buildings. Popular attraction at foot of the hill is elephant ride that takes tourists up to Amber Fort, while returning from fort enjoy Jeep Ride. After lunch head over to Jaipur's Royal City Palace and explore extravagant rooms and apartments and Jantar Mantar observatory. Enjoy black and white photograph taken by 150-year-old Camera while exploring local bazaar. Pass by Hawa Mahal and walking tour of local Bazaar full of jewellery, textiles and folk arts. Evening on own. Tonight, grab a drink and cheers to a wonderful trip travelled.
Overland transfer to Delhi (308 km / 5 hrs). Transfer to IGI Airport to board flight to Onward Destination / back home.
Hotel (6 nights)
Full time English Speaking Chauffeur Driven private transport with fuel from Arrival to Departure in Coach for comfortable transfers and drives.
Special information
Let’s join on your first Indian meal at 8am, with your group members at a local ethnic restaurant.
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have enough blank visa pages for entry and exit stamps from each country you visit.
If you require assistance obtaining a visa, contact our Cal India Tours Team.
India and subcontinent requires valid tourist visa to enter in country; see Essential
Information for details as it pertains to your journey.
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https://indiainatlanta.gov.in/
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departure to allow time for any vaccinations to take effect or to fill any prescriptions.
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documentation in your personal carry-on baggage in case you are asked to show them on arrival.
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confirm any foreign transaction fees.
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options while travelling abroad.
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your journey, although Internet access may be poor to non-existent in remote destinations. Note
there are restrictions on access to social media sites or what content you can view or send online.
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destinations. We recommend weather.com and timeanddate.com/world clock. Upon arrival, the
time on most smartphones will automatically adjust to the local time.
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carry-on luggage. Pack a simple first-aid kit along with medicines for motion sickness and mild
upset stomach. As a precaution, use only bottled water and avoid foods from street vendors.
Take care to observe safe health practices when travelling: Wash or sanitize your hands often.
avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth; and cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing. If
you begin to feel unwell at any point in your journey, please inform your guide.
Be sure to bring your own face masks and any other PPE you require during travel; a supply of
masks will be on hand where needed. We also recommend travel-sized hand sanitizer with at
least 60% alcohol, facial tissues and disinfecting wipes or spray.
Guests must wear a mask in accordance with local regulations and service provider
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conditions.
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weight restrictions than your international carrier. Consult the Packing List and Baggage
Restriction’s specifics provided in Essential Information. Be sure to also confirm baggage
limitations with your international carrier before packing.
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versatile clothing that can be layered to account for changes in the weather throughout the day.
Smart casual is appropriate for evenings. Be sure to bring a global travel adapter set with you to
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bags already have ID tags. This makes it easier for Cal India Tours staff to find and manage your luggage
for you.
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internal flights, if included on your itinerary, will be issued by Cal India Tours representatives at your
destination and presented to you as needed.
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responsible. Use safes where available to secure your valuables, especially passports, money,
jewelry, electronics and medications. Replacing a lost or stolen passport is much easier if you
have a copy on hand. Pack a photocopy of your passport’s personal information page with your
luggage, and keep a photo of it on your smartphone.
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photography is not permitted in some locations, which is usually clearly marked. If in doubt, ask
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Tipping on Cal India Tours journeys varies depending on where and how you travel. Consult the Tipping
Guidelines provided for your journey in Essential Information.
While decisions regarding tipping rest entirely with you, we suggest the following gratuities (noted in U.S. dollars).
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