India's Golden Triangle Tour

India’s Golden Triangle is one of the most fascinating travel routes in the world, weaving together history, culture, and colour. This 8-night guided tour takes you through three remarkable cities, each with its own distinct character.

Your journey begins in Delhi, India’s capital, where ancient monuments sit side by side with bustling bazaars and wide modern boulevards. Highlights include the Red Fort, India Gate, and the lively Chandni Chowk market. From Delhi, you’ll travel to Agra, home of the world-renowned Taj Mahal. Visiting this monument at sunrise is often the highlight of the trip, as its marble gleams softly in the early light. Agra also offers the impressive Agra Fort and beautiful Mughal gardens.

The final leg of the tour takes you to Jaipur, Rajasthan’s capital and famously known as the “Pink City.” Here, you’ll explore the grand Amber Fort, City Palace, and Hawa Mahal, as well as enjoy the colourful local bazaars filled with textiles, jewellery, and crafts.

Throughout the journey, your accommodation offers comfort and convenience, while daily breakfast ensures a relaxed start to each day. With flights, transfers, and hotels included, this package blends culture and ease, making it ideal for travellers seeking to experience India’s timeless charm.

• Return flights from London Heathrow
• 8 nights accommodation with daily breakfast
• Guided tours of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur highlights
• Private transfers between cities
• Entrance to major landmarks (as per itinerary)
• 24/7 support during your journey

This Golden Triangle tour departs on 1 March 2026, a perfect time to explore northern India. March brings pleasant weather, with daytime temperatures ranging from 20–28°C. It’s warm enough to enjoy sightseeing without the intense summer heat, and evenings remain comfortable for strolling through bazaars or dining outdoors.

Spring in India adds an extra charm to your journey. Gardens in Delhi and Agra are often in bloom, providing colourful backdrops to monuments like Humayun’s Tomb and the Taj Mahal. Jaipur, with its desert climate, is also cooler at this time, making visits to the Amber Fort and City Palace far more comfortable than in the hotter months ahead.

Travelling in March also coincides with one of India’s most joyful festivals — Holi, the festival of colours. While celebrations vary by location, you may see local festivities in the streets, markets, and villages, adding a vibrant cultural touch to your holiday.

Although this package is set for March 2026, the Golden Triangle can be enjoyed throughout the year. October to March is the most popular season, thanks to its cooler temperatures. Summer (April–June) can be hot, while the monsoon season (July–September) brings rain but fewer crowds. No matter when you visit, India’s Golden Triangle offers history, culture, and unforgettable experiences.