Golden Triangle with Wildlife

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Itinerary in Detail

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Delhi – Corbett National Park – Agra – Keladeo National Park – Ranthambhore National Park – Jaipur – Sariska Tiger Reserve – Delhi
Day 1 – Welcome to India
You will touchdown at the Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, and clear immigration.

Once you exit, our driver, bearing a placard with your name, shall receive you and help you into the car.

Once at the hotel, we ensure you receive a smooth check-in.

Keeping your tediously long journey in mind, we will leave you to relax, get a peaceful sleep.
Day 2 – Enjoy the history of Delhi before heading to the oldest National Park, Jim Corbett
(Road Trip – 250km, covered over a duration of 5 hrs)

The morning starts at 7.30, with a scrumptious breakfast in the dining area.

At 8.00 am, our driver will meet you in the lobby/porch to explore the rich history of one of the oldest capitals of the world, old Delhi.

You will experience the brilliance of the Red Fort, the magnificence of India’s largest mosque, the Jama Masjid and the breathtaking view from the Qutub Minar.

We break for lunch before embarking on the road trip to the land of the Tiger.

Arrival at the hotel in Corbett would be in the evening, once again we make sure you have a smooth check- in and left to unwind.

The evening would be spent exploring your surroundings within the hotel, followed by dinner and an early night.
Day 3 – The thrill of exploring India’s oldest National Park, Jim Corbett
Crack of dawn, 6.00 hrs, you will head to the famous Jim Corbett National Park, where you will do a jeep safari within the park.

The Jim Corbett National Park is India’s pride as it was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park. It was here that the Tiger Project was launched in 1973. Spanning over 520 km 2 , it comprises of hills along with marshy depressions, riverine belts, grasslands and a large lake. Apart from a thriving population of tigers, there are also Elephants, four or five species of Deer, rare species of Otters and crocodile.

After this thrilling trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, invigorating shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at 14.30 hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will head back to the Corbett National Park for the afternoon safari. In the evening, after the safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 4 – Good bye Corbett as you head to the Land of the Taj
(Road trip of 400 km, covered in 8 hours)

After a delicious breakfast, you will be checked out and on your way to the Land of the Taj, Agra.

Once you arrive in Agra, you will be checked in efficiently and left to rejuvenate.

Later in the evening, you can explore this great Mughal city.
Day 5 – Experience the captivating history of the Land of the Taj
At 5.45 am, Rudyard Kipling’s words would ring true, “The Taj is the embodiment of all things pure”.

The lighting at that early hour is perfect to awaken the photographer within you for the Taj Mahal’s beauty is mesmerizing.

The Taj Mahal is the universal symbol of love as it was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan to commemorate his love for his Queen, Mumtaz Mahal. Ina pragmatic world, it is considered an architectural wonder keeping in mind the design and detailing on the Mughal marble monument.

Once you have had your heart’s fill of the awe inspiring mausoleum, you would be taken back to a much deserved breakfast.

After breakfast, you will visit the Agra Fort built on the banks of the Yamuna. It is said to be the home to the Mughals till they shifted their capital to Delhi. Initially, the red sandstone military structure was built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar, however his grandson, Shah Jahan, added marble palaces to this fort transforming it into an architectural marvel. Designed to keep the enemy away , the fortress is an existing ingenuity of the Mughals, it is a city within a city with large sprawling gardens, beautifully designed halls for public and private audience.

Followed by a satiating lunch, to energize you after that walk down history.

You can explore the old world charm in the lanes of the city before returning to the hotel for the much deserved sleep.
Day 6 – On to Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur
(Road trip of 60 km, covered in 1 hour)

A hearty breakfast awaits you from 7.30 hrs.

After that, around 10.00 hrs, you will be checked out and whisked away to Bharatpur to the famous avifauna sanctuary, Keoladeo Ghana National Park. It was formerly the hunting grounds for the royals of Bharatpur. The interesting feature about this Park is it is man-made and man managed, hosting thousands of birds, especially in the winter months. Winters see Keoladeo flocked by both birds and ornithologists in abundance.

The road trip would be 60 km which would be covered in an hour.

In the evening, after the delightful safari in the Park, you will return to the hotel for a restful night.
Day 7 – The Avifauna Sanctuary – Keoladeo Ghana National Park
After breakfast, around 9.00 hrs, you will return to Keoladeo National Park to enjoy the birds.

The Park is spread over 29 km 2 , a third of which are wetland. The uplands are mostly savanna grasslands with a few trees and shrubs.

Once you have enjoyed the diverse types of birds, you will return to the hotel for the night.
Day 8 – Bid farewell to the Land of Avifauna as you head to Ranthambore National Park
(Road trip of 300 km, covered in 6 hours)

At 7.30, breakfast awaits you in the dining area.

At 8.00 hrs, your baggage would be loaded after your check-out and you would bid adieu to the Land of the avifauna.

En route to the Ranthambore National Park, you will visit Fatehpur Sikri, Emperor Akbar’s capital for a while. This 15 th century city was designed by Akbar in honour of the Sufi Saint Salim Chisti when he resided there. Fatehpur Sikri has many noteworthy monuments, mostly in red sandstone.

After this trip back in time, you will break for lunch.

Post lunch, closer to Ranthambore, you will visit one of India’s largest and deepest step wells, Chand Baori in the village of Abhaneri.

You would reach in the evening hours, where after a comfortable check-in at the hotel, you have the rest of the evening to yourself.

Dinner could be early so you get ample rest before the early morning.
Day 9 – India’s alluring – Ranthambhore National Park
Crack of dawn, 6.00 hrs, you will head to the famous Ranthambore National Park, where you can either join more guests on the canter or then opt for the more private jeep, to do the safari within the park.

The Ranthambore National Park is one of its kind where you will see an ancient temple, the ruins of a majestic fort and nature enveloping these structures and claiming them for itself as time passes. It is also one of the renowned spots to see the Royal Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat. Apart from the tiger, these jungles also have a variety of birds, reptiles and other animals like deer, leopards, monkeys, etc.

After this adventurous trip, you will return to the hotel for a nice, invigorating shower and a much deserved breakfast. Post breakfast, you have the day to yourself till lunch at 14.30 hrs.

Once you are done with lunch, you will head back to the Ranthambore National Park for the afternoon safari. In the evening, after the safari, you will return to the hotel for a scrumptious dinner and rest.
Day 10 – Bid adieu to the captivating Ranthambore, you will head to the Pink City, Jaipur
(Road trip of 200 km, covered in 4 hours)

After a sumptuous breakfast, you will be checked out and on your way to the Pink City, Jaipur.

This road trip is a distance of 200km, which would be covered in 4 hours.

Once you reach Jaipur, you will be checked into your hotel where you can freshen up.

After that, you would be taken to the famous Monkey Temple, Galta ji. It is a prehistoric holy pilgrimage place for the Hindus. The vast complex nestles in the Aravali and has several temples and ponds within it. It has also become home to monkeys who walk around in armies, unabashed. Next you will visit the beautiful Birla Temple, it is constructed in white marble and is dedicated to the Lord Narayan. The architecture is a blend of Rajasthani, South Indian and Utkala temple architecture.

After this exhilarating trip, you will return to the hotel for the night.
Day 11 – Explore in and around Pink City
At 7.30, you can head for the delicious breakfast awaiting you in the dining area.

At 8.00, our team will meet you at the lobby/porch to whisk you away to the breathtaking Amber Fort, where the elephants await you.

The Amber Fort has public halls and palaces within itself, with courtyard gardens.

Once you are done exploring this ancient marvel, you would set off for a day long tour of the glorious Pink City. Jaipur was built by Maharaja Jai Singh and is said to be one of the first planned cities of the world. Your explorations would bring you to the famous Palace of Wind or the Hawa Mahal, the City Palace where even today, a part of the structure is the private area for the erstwhile ruling family of Jaipur and Jantar Mantar, the largest observatory in India is a fascinating place for science enthusiasts.

The evening can be spent wandering the colourful market and the by-lanes of Jaipur, sometimes you find some really interesting handicrafts work, artifacts, stonework, etc.

Once you have had your heart’s fill, you can head back to the hotel and call it a day.
Day 12 – Sariska National Park
(Road trip of 120 km, covered in 3 hrs)

Once you are done with breakfast, around 10.00 hrs, you will be checked out to head to the fascinating Sariska National Park. It is located in Alwar district of Rajasthan and once was the hunting grounds for the royals of Alwar. In 1955, it was recognized as a wildlife reserve and in 1978, it became the Sariska Tiger Reserve. The topography of Sariska is different from the surrounding parks, it has scrub-thorn arid forests, dry deciduous trees, rocky terrain and grass.

Once you arrive in Sariska, you will be checked in and have the remaining evening to enjoy your surroundings, have an early night to prep you for the morning after.
Day 13 – Sariska National Park
An early morning start at 6.00 hrs, will set you off to the Sariska National Park for a morning safari.it covers an area of 866 sq. km and the area is divided into zones where the core area remains off limits. This Park faced a complete termination of the tigers due to poaching, however recently in a major governmental effort to save the tigers, three adults were re-introduced to the area. For all tiger enthusiasts, globally, it is heartening to know that from three tigers, today there are thirteen.

After the exciting, dusty morning, you will return to a hearty breakfast and a hot shower. The rest of the day is for you till lunch at (TIME), after which you will head back to the Park for the evening Safari.

Once you are done, you will return to the hotel for dinner and rest.
Day 14 – Farewell Sariska, head back to Delhi
Your last breakfast in Rajasthan awaits you at 7.30 hrs.

Thereafter, our team will assure a smooth check out and soon you head to Delhi.

On arrival in Delhi, our team will take you to the hotel so you can freshen up before the next adventure.

On this last trip, you will be taken to the Grand Humayun’s tomb, the revered Raj Ghat (Gandhi’s Memorial), Lutyen’s Delhi – the Rashtrapati Bhawan, India Gate and Connaught Place.

With these last captivating memories, you would return to the hotel for a restful sleep.
Day 15 – Head on with the awe stricken memories of the Indian Wildlife

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Frequently Asked & Question

The Golden Triangle Tour is a famous travel circuit connecting three historic cities: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. It forms a triangular route on the map and offers a mix of Mughal, Rajput, and modern Indian culture.