Golden Triangle Tour
3 Days & 2 Nights
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Friday / Day 01: Arrive Delhi (by International flight 6E 1808 @
0710 Hrs) – Agra (205Kms / 04Hrs)
Arrive Delhi by
International flight of Indigo Airlines 6E 1808. After going through the formalities and collecting luggage at the New
Delhi airport (Terminal-3), meet with a representative of our company. After traditional
'Swagat' (Welcome) our representative would assist you to meet with driver and
guide.
After meeting with
driver and guide, We leave fpr Agra. En-route we also visit Akshardham temple Comlex and also have a Indian breakfast and We continue your drive to Agra. Upon arrival
in Agra transfer to your respective hotel for check-in. Rest of the day free for own activites /
optional excursion.
Akshardham temple is one of the most grandiose Hindu temples in the world, which was
included in the Guinness Book of Records. The height of the palace is 42 m, the
width and length are 94 and 106 m. It is decorated with 234 columns, 9 majestic
domes, 20 tetrahedral turrets and more than 20 thousand statues. There are
figures of 148 elephants along the perimeter of the building. The outer part of
the temple is covered with pink stone, which symbolizes love, the inner part is
covered with white marble, as a sign of purity and the Absolute. In fact, this
is not even a temple, but a whole complex with a light and music fountain,
sculptures, canals along which you can sail on boats. It is not surprising that
almost a billion dollars was spent on the construction of the complex.
Optional Visit : Evening around 0400
- Hrs, - Visit We visit Sikandara – Tomb
of Akbar .
Dinner & overnight stay in the hotel.
OPTIONAL:
Kalakriti Theater show (Mohabbat-E-Taj) in Agra
Mohabbat the Taj is a
beautiful Saga of love. The saga tells the story of the legendary love of the
royal couple, bright costumes, mesmerizing songs and dances, and the world's
largest copy of the Taj Mahal which appears on stage at the end. The show
depicts the love story of Emperor Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal and the story of
the creation of the Taj Mahal. The price includes an audio translator in
Russian.
The duration of the show is
80 minutes.
Cost: Euro 55 per person (Gold Tickets)
Saturday / Day 02: Agra
After an
early breakfast at 0800
Hrs, Leave for tour of Agra at 0830 Hrs, the majestic city, the
capital of the Mughal Empire. Agra still attracts beauty seekers from all over
the world to enjoy the unforgettable Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal was built
by the great Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife
Mumtaz. The palace was built by 20,000 artisans over 22 years. A thousand
elephants carried white marble for construction. Merchants from Tibet, Persia
and Russia sent gems for its decoration. A floral ornament made of jasper, agate
and malachite, opal and obsidian, and mother-of-pearl, skillfully inscribed in
the perfect symmetry of the snow-white palace, leaves a feeling of lightness
and weightlessness. Next drive to Agra Fort, built as an army fortress
in 1565 by Emperor Akbar. Here Shah Jahan
spent the last years of his life in captivity, treacherously betrayed by his
son, admiring the snow-white Taj Mahal from the window of his room. The huge
walls of the fort hide magnificent architectural structures - masterpieces of
Indian and Muslim masters.
In the
afternoon visit Itimad-ud-Daula - a small elegant park tomb of Mirza Ghiyas Beg (Itimad-ud-Daula), the treasurer of the emperors, was built by his
daughter Nur-Jahan, the beloved wife of Emperor Jahangir. Construction began in
1622 and lasted six years. The tomb combines white marble, colored mosaics,
stone inlays and gratings. Stylistically, it is the most innovative Mughal
building of the 15th century, bearing the features of a transition from the
massive red sandstone buildings of the Akbar era to the sensually ornate
buildings of the Shah Jahan (Taj Mahal) era. After a rich excursion program, you
can visit the Marble
workshop, where furniture and souvenirs are made
from marble inlaid with semi-precious stones. This is a unique opportunity to
watch the work of masters whose skills have been passed down from generation to
generation for centuries. Further we
visit Mehtab Bagh, a beautiful
garden across Yamuna / Taj Mahal to see
beautiful Taj again from across river Yamuna. Return to the hotel. Overnight
and dinner at Agra hotel.
Sunday / Day 03: Agra
– Fathepur Sikri – Abhaneri – Jaipur (
250 Kms / 05 Hours drive )
After breakfast at 0830 Hrs, we drive to
Jaipur en-route visit "Ghost city" Fatehpur Sikri.
Fatehpur Sikri is a city built in a desert place of red sandstone by Emperor
Akbar, just a reflection of a majestic past. For a very short time, it was the
capital of the Great Moghuls, after which the inhabitants left it due to lack
of water.
Later we visit Abaneri you will get acquainted with the step well - Chand Baori built in the
7th century. The view of the Chand Baori well is surprising - such wells were
generally built only in India. Chand Baori is
also the deepest well of this type. This is an amazing structure, consisting of
thousands of steps running down to the water, and it is very difficult to
believe that all this huge and ingenious structure is just a well, designed to
fulfill one single purpose, to give people water. You will see the Harshita
Mata Temple (Goddess of Happiness) with
medieval Indian architecture.
After the tour, depart to Jaipur, the legendary
"Pink City", the capital of Rajasthan. Maharaja Jai Singh II built it
yellow, but in the middle of the 19th century, in honor of the arrival of the
English Prince Albert, all the buildings were repainted in pink - the traditional
color of hospitality. Jaipur will give you a lot of pleasant moments if you
walk along the pink stone streets, touch the developing brilliance of silk
saris, walk through the courtyards past the narrow doors decorated with
swastikas (bringing goodness and good
luck to the Indian house). Overnight and dinner at Jaipur hotel.
Monday / Day 04: Jaipur
Today
an early breakfast Breakfast at 08000 Hrs in the hotel. In the morning we
leave for an– excursion
to Amber Fort (Amber Fort). Amber
Fort is located 11 km north of Jaipur. It was there, on the hills of Aravalli,
that the ancient capital of the state of Jaipur was once located. The
construction of the marvelous fort-palace began in 1592 by Maharaja Man Singh.
The fort is a grandiose complex of palaces, pavilions, gardens and temples.
Above it all rises a quaint honey-colored palace-fortress. You will be able to
feel the magic of bygone times by climbing to the top of the fort on the backs
of elephants.
From the top of the apartments of the
Maharaja, a striking view of the narrow gorge opens. In the afternoon, a city
tour with a visit to the unique Jantar
Mantar observatory, a majestic structure built by Raja Jai Singh in 1728,
which houses the world's largest sundial, the City Palace in the museums of which you can see wonderful
collections of Mughal costume, weapons and miniature painting. View from the Hawa Mahal (Palace of the Winds). This
five-storey pink stone building, decorated with columns and balconies, was
built in 1799. The bizarre relief of the palace of a thousand lattice windows
on a carved facade is considered a symbol of Jaipur.
Jaipur is famous for its fabrics, and is also
the main jewelry center of India; it is no coincidence that the annual
international exhibition of precious stones and jewelry is held here. You can
appreciate the sophistication of local precious products by visiting a Jewelry Workshop. You will also visit a Textile Factory, where you will be
delighted with the magical art of Indian printing on fabrics. Ladies here can
try on a real Indian sari, and gentlemen can try on traditional Indian clothes
- a kurta.
In the evening in Jaipur, we will visit the Birla Temple. The Lakshmi Narayana
Temple, also known as the Birla Mandir, is a modern architectural marvel. The
majestic temple is located at the foot of the Moti Dungri hill in Jaipur. Built
entirely of high quality white marble, the temple is framed by carved sculptures
and statues of the gods. It is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi and God Narayan.
The three main domes of the temple are a clear representation of secular India,
they depict different approaches to the different religions of the nation. The
temple has several beautifully crafted statues of Ganesha and other Hindu Gods.
Along with statues of Gods, statues of great thinkers and philosophers such as
Buddha and Socrates can also be found here. Overnight and dinner at Jaipur
hotel.
Tuesady / Day 05: Jaipur
– Delhi ( 260 Kms / 05 Hrs )
After a leisuerly breakfast
we drive to Delhi. One the way today we will include visit
to Samode Palace or Sahpura Haveli or Fort Neemrana ( Palace / Heriatge
hotel for lunch to be paid directly ) upon arrival in
Delhi check in to hotel rest day is free
to do own activity
Overnight and dinner at Delhi hotel.
Wednesday / Day 06: Delhi
At 09.30, after breakfast, sightseeing tour of
Delhi. Delhi is the capital of modern India. Many dynasties and rulers have
prospered in his royal land in the past three thousand years. Their legacy
still lives on in many monuments, from the 13th century mausoleum of the Kings
of Lodi to buildings of the British Empire such as the Houses of Parliament or
the President Palace. The program includes a tour of the India Gate,
the Presidential Palace and the government building (from the side), Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, the Lotus and the Qutub minar.
Lotus Temple (closed on Mondays) is one of the most amazing
temples in India. Built in the shape of a lotus flower, it is the largest and
most beautiful Baha'i temple and serves as a symbol for adherents of this faith
around the world.
Another cult place is the 72-meter-high Qutub
Minar, built in the 12th-14th centuries, decorated with calligraphic script
and being a symbol of Muslim rule in Delhi. GURDWARA SRI BANGLA SAHIB is situated in the Delhi City.
Built in the sacred visit of SRI GURU HARKRISHAN JI to Delhi.
Dinner and overnight Stay.
Thursday / Day 07: Delhi
Departure ( By Flight : 6E
1807 DEL-TBS 20:10 – 23:25)
Today Morning at leisure, after lae breakfast,
We check-out the hotel around 1230 - 1300 Hrs and visit
a shopping malls or Haus Khas Village or Dilli Haat to for
last minute shopping and spend some time before flight. Later transfer to Delhi International Airport
to board the flight to onward destination
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Friday / Day 01: Arrive Delhi (by International flight 6E 1808 @ 0710 Hrs) – Agra (205Kms / 04Hrs) Arrive Delhi by International flight of Indigo Airlines 6E 1808. After going through the formalities and collecting luggage at the New Delhi airport (Terminal-3), meet with a representative of our company. After traditional 'Swagat' (Welcome) our representative would assist you to meet with driver and guide. After meeting with driver and guide, We leave fpr Agra. En-route we also visit Akshardham temple Comlex and also have a Indian breakfast and We continue your drive to Agra. Upon arrival in Agra transfer to your respective hotel for check-in. Rest of the day free for own activites / optional excursion. Akshardham temple is one of the most grandiose Hindu temples in the world, which was included in the Guinness Book of Records. The height of the palace is 42 m, the width and length are 94 and 106 m. It is decorated with 234 columns, 9 majestic domes, 20 tetrahedral turrets and more than 20 thousand statues. There are figures of 148 elephants along the perimeter of the building. The outer part of the temple is covered with pink stone, which symbolizes love, the inner part is covered with white marble, as a sign of purity and the Absolute. In fact, this is not even a temple, but a whole complex with a light and music fountain, sculptures, canals along which you can sail on boats. It is not surprising that almost a billion dollars was spent on the construction of the complex. Optional Visit : Evening around 0400 - Hrs, - Visit We visit Sikandara – Tomb of Akbar . Dinner & overnight stay in the hotel.
- Meal Plan
Breakfast Lunch or Dinner
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Friday / Day 01: Arrive Delhi (by International flight 6E 1808 @ 0710 Hrs) – Agra (205Kms / 04Hrs) Arrive Delhi by International flight of Indigo Airlines 6E 1808. After going through the formalities and collecting luggage at the New Delhi airport (Terminal-3), meet with a representative of our company. After traditional 'Swagat' (Welcome) our representative would assist you to meet with driver and guide. After meeting with driver and guide, We leave fpr Agra. En-route we also visit Akshardham temple Comlex and also have a Indian breakfast and We continue your drive to Agra. Upon arrival in Agra transfer to your respective hotel for check-in. Rest of the day free for own activites / optional excursion. Akshardham temple is one of the most grandiose Hindu temples in the world, which was included in the Guinness Book of Records. The height of the palace is 42 m, the width and length are 94 and 106 m. It is decorated with 234 columns, 9 majestic domes, 20 tetrahedral turrets and more than 20 thousand statues. There are figures of 148 elephants along the perimeter of the building. The outer part of the temple is covered with pink stone, which symbolizes love, the inner part is covered with white marble, as a sign of purity and the Absolute. In fact, this is not even a temple, but a whole complex with a light and music fountain, sculptures, canals along which you can sail on boats. It is not surprising that almost a billion dollars was spent on the construction of the complex. Optional Visit : Evening around 0400 - Hrs, - Visit We visit Sikandara – Tomb of Akbar . Dinner & overnight stay in the hotel.
- Meal Plan
Breakfast Lunch or Dinner
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Friday / Day 01: Arrive Delhi (by International flight 6E 1808 @ 0710 Hrs) – Agra (205Kms / 04Hrs) Arrive Delhi by International flight of Indigo Airlines 6E 1808. After going through the formalities and collecting luggage at the New Delhi airport (Terminal-3), meet with a representative of our company. After traditional 'Swagat' (Welcome) our representative would assist you to meet with driver and guide. After meeting with driver and guide, We leave fpr Agra. En-route we also visit Akshardham temple Comlex and also have a Indian breakfast and We continue your drive to Agra. Upon arrival in Agra transfer to your respective hotel for check-in. Rest of the day free for own activites / optional excursion. Akshardham temple is one of the most grandiose Hindu temples in the world, which was included in the Guinness Book of Records. The height of the palace is 42 m, the width and length are 94 and 106 m. It is decorated with 234 columns, 9 majestic domes, 20 tetrahedral turrets and more than 20 thousand statues. There are figures of 148 elephants along the perimeter of the building. The outer part of the temple is covered with pink stone, which symbolizes love, the inner part is covered with white marble, as a sign of purity and the Absolute. In fact, this is not even a temple, but a whole complex with a light and music fountain, sculptures, canals along which you can sail on boats. It is not surprising that almost a billion dollars was spent on the construction of the complex. Optional Visit : Evening around 0400 - Hrs, - Visit We visit Sikandara – Tomb of Akbar . Dinner & overnight stay in the hotel.
- Meal Plan
Breakfast Lunch or Dinner
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Caper Travel Company is responsible for the organization of the programs, the
work of company employees, the level of service provided and timely payment to counterparties. However, we
would like to draw your attention to the following circumstances that are
beyond our direct control, and we are not responsible for them, but we will do
our best to optimize any emergency costs. Such situations include cases of
delays/cancellations/changes in the schedule of flights and trains, as well as
natural disasters, weather anomalies, road closures, illnesses, etc.
The Company reserves the right to change the hotels, taking into account
their compliance with the standards, if the rooms in these hotels are over.
The standard check-in and check-out time in hotels is 12.00 noon.
Travel times are indicative and may vary depending on traffic.
The cost of air tickets in India is dynamic, and the concept of booking is
equal to an extract, so we ask you to clarify the final cost of air tickets
before issuing.
Cancelation Fee :
If the program is canceled more than 14 days before
arrival: the program is canceled free of charge.
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