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Golden Triangle with Religious Journey
Duration : 10 Nights - 11 Days

Taj Mahal - Agra
Destinations Covered : Delhi - Jaipur - Agra -
Mathura Vrindavan - Haridwar- Rishikesh - Delhi.
About Golden Triangle with Religious Journey Tour
Package
Golden Triangle with Religious Journey Tour Package
takes you to three of the most historically popular cities of India -
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. All these cities have contributed a lot in
making India a tourist destination hence this package aims to give you
a chance to explore them with their attractions. However, this is not
where the package ends. After all, India is not just a historical
place. It is also a religious country with hundreds of significant
religious cities! So you get an opportunity to visit Haridwar,
Mathura, Vrindavan and Rishikesh as well in this package.
The package is designed in a way that even if you are on a short
trip, you get to see the best of the places. Also sufficient time has
been given so that you can do things of your choice.
Highlight of The Golden Triangle with Religious
Journey Tour Package
- Visits to old and new attractions of Delhi.
- Elephant Ride to Amber Fort in Jaipur.
- Visit to Taj Mahal in Agra.
- Participating in the Aarti Ceremony at Har ki Pauri
ghat in Haridwar.
- Bathing at the Triveni Ghat.
- Yoga and Meditation classes in Rishikesh.

Red Fort - Delhi
Day 01 : Arrive in Delhi
Arrive in Delhi where our company representative stands
to receive you. Our representative, knowing very well that you are
tired after a long journey, will help you in completing the
formalities quickly. Thereafter, he will transfer you to the hotel
where you will receive a traditional Indian welcome.
The co-operative hotel staff will also make sure that your luggage
and other belongings are transferred into your room without any
hassles. Once, in the room, you can refresh yourself. Have your meal
and go off to sleep if you want. Alternatively, you can also listen to
some music or watch a TV show.
In the evening, our representative will meet you and give a brief of
the tour. Thereafter, you will proceed to enjoy a lively cultural or
theatrical performance at the any of the following - the Siri Fort
Auditorium, Lalit Kala Academy, Kamayani Auditorium, Triveni Kala
Sangam or Indian Habitat Centre.
Return to the hotel and stay overnight in Delhi.
Day 02 : Delhi
Delhi happens to be the first of the Golden Triangle
destinations and today you will explore the various attractions that
make it so special. So have your breakfast early and move out of the
hotel. Attractions in Old Delhi will take much of your time today.
Visit the imposing Red Fort or the Lal Quila which was built by the
great Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan so as to concentrate the power of his
kingdom in one monument. Apart from the palaces and halls inside the
fort, also pay a visit to the ASI Museum which houses an interesting
collection of royal items.
Next, visit the Jama Masjid which is the only building that catches
your attention in the vicinity of the grand Red Fort. The mosque was
also constructed by Shah Jahan. Chandni Chowk, the market in this area
gives you an idea about what crowd actually means in India.
Move over and visit the Birla Temple, also known as the Lakshmi
Narayan Temple. Next, visit the Jantar Mantar, one of the five
observatories built by the Rajput ruler Sawai Raja Jai Singh. Go
around and have a look at the instruments that quietly tell the tale
of a young prince and his passion for arts and science. Quiet closeby
are Janpath and the Connaught Place, two areas where you can shop for
a variety of goods.
If you are not interested in shopping, you can very well pick up an
activity of your choice. Later, return to your hotel and stay
overnight.

Qutab Minar - Delhi
Day 03 : Delhi
It is yet another day to explore the attractions of the
capital city of India. So, have your breakfast and set out on yet
another exciting day.
Your first destination will be the Lodi Gardens, one of those few
destinations in Delhi where development has not adversely affected the
greenery. Numerous green plants and trees provide a perfect beginning
to the day ahead. You will see numerous joggers as well as old people
enjoying a cool weather, if you reach there really early. If not, you
can see tourists exploring various tombs of the Sayyid and Lodhi
rulers situated within the garden area.
Move over from the greenery of the gardens to experience the
sacredness of a temple complex. The newly constructed Akshardham
Temple will delight you with its vast area, exquisite carvings and a
tranquil atmosphere. The temple complex has an IMAX theatre, a Swami
Narayan Temple and lush manicured lawn that is really a treat for your
visual senses. Roam around the temple complex and discover big and
small beauties at every step.
Later, in the evening, visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan and India Gate,
two of the most important structures of modern India. Stroll around at
the India Gate, enjoy a boat ride, blow soap bubbles and lick an ice
cream. The illumination at night is simply wonderful and gives you a
feeling of relaxation.
Return to your hotel and stay overnight in Delhi.
Day 04 : Delhi - Jaipur
Today, you will set of on a journey to the next
destination in the Golden Triangle, Jaipur. The capital city of
Rajasthan was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh in the year 1727 AD and
since then the city has attracted innumerable tourists.
Jaipur is around 259 km away from Delhi and on the way to it by car,
you will stop by at Neemrana to have your lunch and relax. Go around a
little bit and observe the tranquility that prevails in this small
Rajasthani place.
As you enter Jaipur, tranquility will give way to liveliness.
Bustling streets, colouful bazaars, old and new houses and shops will
greet you at every step. Freshen up after you reach your hotel. Relax
for the rest of the day. In the evening stroll around in the
surrounding area and interact with the locals to know more about the
city. Alternatively, visit the Johri Bazaar with our guide.
Enjoy your dinner along with the colourful and vibrant Rajasthani
folk performances. Stay overnight in Jaipur.

Inside View of City Palace - Jaipur
Day 05 : Jaipur
Get ready for an exciting day wherein you will discover
the royalty of the city.
Your day begins with a trip to the Amber Fort which was once the
capital of the Jaipur rulers. The fort is around 11 km from the city
of Jaipur and is located on a hillside overlooking a lake. Walking
upto the fort takes around ten minutes, however, you will opt for a
way that is regal. Ride on the back of an elephant upto the fort and
feel like a Rajput king of an era gone by.
After exploring the interiors of the Amber Fort, drive to the famous
City Palace Complex. The Palace complex occupies two out nine sections
into which Jai Singh divided the city while laying its foundation. The
palace was originally used for official purposes, however, today, a
large portion is occupied by Sawai Man Singh II Museum. Tour round the
museum and see the exhibits that range from royal costumes, two huge
silver vessels, weapons, miniature paintings, crystal chandelier and
copies of Hindu scriptures. Quiet closeby is the Hawa Mahal, an
intrinsic part of the City Palace complex yet demanding its own
identity.
Post Lunch, you have the option of either going in for more
sightseeing or shop around for ethnic Rajasthani goods. In case you
pick up the former option, our guide will show you the other
attractions in and around the city - Birla Lakshmi Narayan Temple,
Nahargarh Fort, Moti Dungri and Sisodia Garden.
Later, return to your hotel and stay overnight in Jaipur.
Day 06 : Jaipur - Agra
Today, after breakfast drive to Agra which is around
250 km away. Enroute stop by to explore the city of Fatehpur Sikri.
The Mughal Emperor envisioned this place as his capital, however, the
shortage of water compelled him to abandon the place. Roam around and
examine the fine blend of the Mughal and the Hindu architecture.
Proceeding on your journey reach Agra and check in at your hotel.
Later, pay a visit to the Agra Fort which was initiated by Emperor
Akbar, though additions were made by succeeding Mughal emperors as
well. Explore the Diwan-e Aam, Diwan -e- Khas, Musamman Burj and the
Jahangir's Palace. Move across the train tracks of the Delhi Gate of
Agra Fort to reach the Jama Masjid. Near this place is the Kinari
Bazaar, the old market place. Have a look at the items on sale here
and pick up the ones you like. If you are left with time, also pay a
visit to Shilpgram which is a crafts village and an open air emporium.
Do not expect reasonable prices here. They are always on the higher
side here, nonetheless, the quality and the variety of goods is
extremely good.
Return to your hotel and stay overnight in Agra.

Mathura Ghat
Day 07 : Agra - Mathura - Vrindavan
Wake up early today as you just cannot afford to miss
the glowing beauty of the Taj Mahal as the sun rises. The white marble
structure seems to bathe in the golden rays of sun. Walk around the
complex while our guide will capture some beautiful photographs of
yours with the Taj.
Seeing the Taj is such a unique experience that you will not want to
leave the premises, however, more destinations lie in wait for you.
So, return to your hotel and move ahead to the next destination,
Mathura. Mathura is at a distance of around 50 km from Agra and is
extremely sacred for the Hindus. It is considered to be the birth
place of Lord Krishna.
After checking in at your hotel, move out to explore the religious
attractions of the place. Visit the Shree Krishna Janambhoomi, a place
considered as the actual spot where Lord Krishna was born and the
Rangbhoomi where the god killed Kansa. Also pay a visit to the
Archaeological Museum and enjoy exhibits that belong to the Mathura
School of Art.
Vrindavan is at a distance of around 10 km from Mathura and is the
place where Lord Krishna spent his childhood days. The place is a
storehouse of temples with as many as 4000 of them spread over an area
of 10 km. Offer your prayers at the Krishna Balarama Mandir, Sri Sri
Radha Govindaji Mandir and Sri Sri Radha Raman Mandir.
Return to Mathura and stay overnight.
Day 08 : Mathura- Haridwar
Today, in the morning leave for Haridwar, yet another
sacred Hindu pilgrimage city. Haridwar is believed to be blessed by
trinity of Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma. The name Haridwar traces its
origin to Har (the deity of Kedarnath) and Hari (the deity of
Badrinath). Dwar means gate. Hence, Haridwar means the gateway to the
shrines of Badrinath and Kedarnath.
Check in at your hotel that is situated on the banks of river Ganges.
Visit the Gangadwara temple and the the Daksheswara temple. The latter
temple is believed to be the same place which Daksha performed his
yagna but did not invite Shiva, husband of his daughter Sati. Listen
to the complete story as you go around the temple.
In the evening, participate in the aarti ceremony at the Hari ki
Pauri, one of the most sacred ghats in India. The chanting of mantras
and sounds of ringing bells create an absolutely magical atmosphere.
Immediately after the aarti, float oil lamps in the river water along
with other devotees. The oil lamps and offerings in form of flowers is
arranged for you.
Return to your hotel and stay overnight in Haridwar.

Rishikesh
Day 09 : Haridwar - Rishikesh
Rishikesh is just an hours drive from Haridwar. So,
today you will pay a visit to this place which is considered the
starting point for the journey of the Char Dham - Badrinath,
Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri.
Here, after check in at your hotel, you will see the Bharata Temple
dedicated to Lord Narayana and Lakshman Jhula where the younger
brother of Lord Rama, Lakshmana performed his penance. Also take a
holy dip in the Triveni Ghat, the main bathing ghat of Rishikesh.
Later, drive to the Vashistha Gufa, a place where the renowned sage
Vashistha meditated. The calmness of the place will definitely touch
your heart.
Return to the Triveni Ghat and participate in the aarti that is
performed in respect of River Ganges every evening.
Stay overnight in Rishikesh.
Day 10 - Rishikesh
Rishikesh is also known for its yoga and meditation
classes. So, today you will enroll for yoga and meditation classes in
an ashram of Rishikesh and take early morning classes. Yoga and
meditation sessions have a tremendous positive effect on your physical
and mental health. After the session, you will feel relaxed and
refreshing energy in your body will replace any form of weariness.
Have your breakfast and thereafter listen to lectures revolving
around yoga and meditation. This session will help you a lot in
knowing about the various advantages of yoga. At the end of it, you
might as well be tempted to elongate your stay at Rishikesh so as to
enjoy a few more yoga sessions.
The day is free for you to roam around the city and explore its small
attractions on your own. Post tea time, be a part of the yoga and
meditation session again.
Stay overnight in Rishikesh.
Day 11 - Delhi
Today morning, leave for Delhi which is around 224 km
from Rishikesh. Reach Delhi and catch a flight back home. The memories
of this delightful journey will stay forever with you.
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