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With a visit to the holy city of Varanasi included in the Golden Triangle Tour with Varanasi, take a captivating voyage through the rich history, culture, and spirituality of India. The well planned 6-day vehicle tour provided by East Traveler Company guarantees a smooth and opulent journey. A comprehensive overview of what to expect on this amazing journey can be found here.
Why Select Golden Triangle Tour with Varanasi?
Personalized and Cozy Encounter
East Traveler Company guarantees a pleasant and customized journey by offering air-conditioned, contemporary cars and customizable routes that suit your tastes.
Skilled Advice
Your trip will be both fun and enlightening thanks to their skilled guides, who provide fascinating narratives and thorough explanations of the historical, cultural, and spiritual significance of each location.
Day 1: Taking a Look at Delhi India Gate
India Gate, a war memorial honoring Indian soldiers, is the first stop on your itinerary. In the center of Delhi, this famous building stands tall and proud.
Red Fortress
Discover the imposing Red Fort, a designated World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Admire its striking architectural design and discover its historical significance during the Mughal era.
Qutub Minar: The world’s highest brick minaret is open for visits. There are historic ruins including the well-known Iron Pillar in the immediate vicinity.
Tomb of Humayun
Learn about the Tomb of Humayun, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. This magnificent tomb is a forerunner of the Taj Mahal’s architecture, set amid immaculate gardens.
Temple of Lotus
Visit the Lotus Temple to round out your trip of Delhi. It is renowned for its distinctive lotus-shaped architecture and tranquil atmosphere.
Second Day: The Taj Mahal and Agra
Early Departure
Travel to Agra early from Delhi. It takes about three to four hours to drive there, so you’ll have enough time to see the city’s attractions.
Mahal
Start your trip of Agra by paying a visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal. Your visit will be greatly enhanced with a guided tour, which offers intriguing insights into its architecture and history.
Agra Fort
See Agra Fort next, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that provides an insight into the opulence of the Mughal Empire. To enhance the experience, take in expansive views of the Taj Mahal from the fort.
Bagh Mehtab
Visit Mehtab Bagh, a garden complex with a distinctive vista of the Taj Mahal, if you have time. Away from the crowds, it’s the perfect place for leisure and photography.
Third Day: Jaipur, The City of Pink
Arrival Drive to Jaipur, the state capital of Rajasthan distinguished by magnificent architecture and a wealth of cultural traditions. Four to five hours are needed for the trip.
Amber In the Fort
Marvel at Amber Fort, a regal fort with a view of Maota Lake. Take an elephant ride to the fort, where you can admire the elaborate mirror work and carvings.
Palace City
See the City Palace, a royal mansion combining Rajasthani and Mughal design. You can get a peek of the regal lifestyle in the palace complex’s museums, which feature royal treasures.
Hawaii Mahal
Visit the Hawa Mahal, also called the “Palace of Winds,” which is renowned for its elaborate façade and several windows that were built to let royal ladies attend street celebrations covertly.
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jantar Mantar, an astronomical observatory, to round out your tour of Jaipur. Discover the fascinating tools that are used to quantify time and astronomical occurrences.
Day 4: Traveling to Varanasi
Travel to Varanasi
Take a journey to Varanasi, one of India’s oldest and holiest cities, from Jaipur. It takes about 1.5 hours to complete the flight.
At the Ganges, evening Aarti
See the captivating nighttime Aarti at the Ganges River once you arrive in Varanasi. Take in the profoundly poignant experience of seeing the offerings and spiritual rites performed at the holy river.
Day 5: Taking a Morning Boat Ride to Explore Varanasi
Take a Ganges boat ride first thing in the morning to start your day. Observe the pilgrims’ morning rituals at the ghats and watch the sunrise across the river.
Vishwanath Temple in Kashi
One of the most well-known Hindu temples devoted to Lord Shiva is the Kashi Vishwanath Temple. It is essential to see the temple because of its elaborate construction and serene atmosphere.
Sarnat
After gaining enlightenment, the Buddha preached his first sermon in Sarnath. Investigate the archeological site, which has the Ashoka Pillar, monasteries, and ancient stupas.
Hindu Banaras University
Take a tour of one of Asia’s biggest residential universities, Banaras Hindu University. It’s worth exploring the historic buildings and expansive campus.
regional markets
Visit Varanasi’s crowded local marketplaces to browse for handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional silk sarees before calling it a day.
Day 6: Go back to Delhi
Flight to Delhi in the morning
Take a flight back to Delhi in the morning. It takes about 1.5 hours to complete the flight.
Delhi’s free time
You have free time after arriving to rest or explore Delhi at your leisure before continuing on. You can go to some other attractions or shop until the last minute.
In conclusion
An Entire Lifetime Adventure
The East Traveler Company’s Golden Triangle Tour with Varanasi provides a genuinely exceptional and enlightening experience. This tour offers a thorough and fascinating look at India’s rich history, from the historical sites of Delhi to the architectural marvels of Agra, the cultural diversity of Jaipur, and the spiritual heart of Varanasi.
FAQ: How long does the Varanasi Golden Triangle tour last?
A: The six-day tour visits Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, and Varanasi.
What should I dress like for the tour?
A comfortable fit and appropriate footwear are advised. It’s also a good idea to have sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat with you, especially in the summer.
Is this tour appropriate for kids?
A: Absolutely, families with kids of all ages can enjoy this excursion.
Is it possible to meet specific dietary needs?
A: If unique dietary requirements are disclosed in advance, the restaurants can accommodate them.
Is the cost of the tour inclusive of the monument entrance fees?
A: The cost of the tour typically does not include entrance fees, which must be paid at each location separately.
