Golden Triangle with Ranthambore Tour Highlights
Routing : Delhi – Agra – Jaipur – Ranthambore
Duration : 07Night / 08 Days
Golden triangle tours are the most convenient and exciting prospect for those globetrotters who have come to a halt in India. There is something about you that completely discern you, probably a mix of many aspects like culture, spirituality, heritage, diversity etc. Everything is so different and unique, but you could somehow connect to the warm hospitality of the people. Golden triangle with Ranthambore covers the three cities of Jaipur, Agra and Delhi with a slight stress to the famous National Park in Ranthambore near Jaipur.

As usual the Golden triangle journey starts with sightseeing in Delhi, visiting various shrines, museums, ruins and other immortal architectural wonders as well as shopping. It is followed by Agra, an unruffled and peaceful city, resting on the Banks of Holy River Yamuna with its numerous forts, tombs, marble factories and small markets selling ethnic products. Each stop gives you a whooping feeling be it the Red Fort or SN Market in Delhi or the Taj Mahal in Agra or the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur.

The next morning will carter you off for an exceptional Jeep safari along the Ranthambore woods harboring the famous tiger reserve in the country. You will be assisted by a naturalist who not only adept at finding small routes, but also giving an in-depth description the flora and fauna there.

To enlarge the experience, certain wildlife movies will be featured for your sake. The jungle safari can be undertaken once more in the afternoon. It is concluded by cultural programs at the jungle lodge and a special bonfire dinner.

If walking by the heritage buildings has given a feeling of being back in history, then the tour around the jungle followed by bonfire supper make you feel as if you are back in Stone Age. But it feels great for at least at the moment you are not thinking about trivial matters that control your life. You have unwound. And that is how a holiday of Golden triangle with Ranthambore should come to end.