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Golden Triangle Tours with Rajasthan

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Duration

10-12 Days

Starting Point

Rajasthan

Destinations

Rajasthan

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Overview

See India’s famous sights, but also experience the India behind them. The Golden Triangle introduces you to three of India’s most important destinations: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Rajasthan then adds another layer of history, architecture, desert landscapes and royal culture.

Our Golden Triangle and Rajasthan Tour Packages combine these three cities with the other magnificent cities of Rajasthan. You can continue to Jodhpur for its imposing Mehrangarh Fort, Udaipur for its lakes and palaces, and Jaisalmer for its living fort and Thar Desert experiences. Rajasthan Tourism also highlights Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Jaisalmer among the state’s major destinations.

A typical 11-night/12-day route can begin in Delhi and finish in Udaipur or Delhi. The route is not fixed. If you have fewer days, we can focus on Jaipur and two Rajasthan cities. If you have more time, destinations such as Pushkar, Ranthambore or Bikaner can be added.

Highlights Of Your Journey

Delhi:
Discover Mughal, colonial and modern India in one city.
Agra:
See the Taj Mahal and explore the impressive Agra Fort.
Jaipur:
Visit Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar.
Jodhpur:
Explore Mehrangarh Fort and the famous blue streets of the old city.
Udaipur:
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Lake Pichola and the City Palace.
Jaisalmer:
Discover the Golden Fort and experience the landscapes of the Thar Desert.
Private travel:
Travel at your own pace with a dedicated vehicle and driver.
Local knowledge:
Meet licensed guides who can explain the history behind the monuments

Tour Program - 12 Days Golden Triangle with Rajasthan

Day 1Arrive in Delhi

Meet your WOW Tour Guide representative at the airport. Your private driver will take you to your hotel.

Depending on your arrival time, you can rest or take a relaxed evening walk through Delhi.

Overnight: Delhi

Day 2Explore Delhi

Visit Old and New Delhi with your private guide.

Possible stops include India Gate, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb and Lotus Temple. The exact sightseeing plan can be adjusted according to your interests.

Overnight: Delhi

Day 3Delhi to Agra

After breakfast, visit Old Delhi to see the Jama Masjid, one of India’s largest and most
magnificent mosques. Discover the vibrant spirit of Chandni Chowk, one of the city’s busiest and

Travel by private car to Agra.

Visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort with your local guide. If time permits, add Mehtab Bagh or Itimad-ud-Daulah.

Overnight: Agra

oldest bazaars. After that, take a scenic trip to Agra, which is about four to five hours away.
Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and explore Agra at your leisure.

Day 4Agra to Jaipur

Travel towards Jaipur, with the option of stopping at Fatehpur Sikri.

Arrive in Jaipur and enjoy an evening at leisure. You can explore a local market or enjoy traditional Rajasthani cuisine.

Overnight: Jaipur

Day 5Jaipur Sightseeing

Visit Amber Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal.

Your guide can also introduce you to Jaipur’s traditional crafts, jewellery and textile culture.

Overnight: Jaipur

Day 6 Jaipur to Jodhpur

Continue towards Jodhpur by private vehicle.

Spend the evening exploring the old city or relaxing at your hotel.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Day 7Discover Jodhpur

Visit Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada and the old city.

Jodhpur is known for its blue-painted houses and its striking hilltop fort. Rajasthan Tourism also lists Jodhpur as one of the state’s major destinations and notes its strong road and rail connections.

Overnight: Jodhpur

Day 8Jodhpur to Udaipur

Travel towards Udaipur. Depending on your interests, a stop at Ranakpur can be included.

Reach Udaipur and enjoy a relaxed evening beside the lake.

Overnight: Udaipur

Day 9Explore Udaipur

Visit City Palace, Jagdish Temple and Saheliyon-ki-Bari.

In the evening, enjoy a boat ride on Lake Pichola if weather and operating conditions permit. Udaipur is well connected by road and rail with major destinations including Jaipur, Agra and Delhi.

Overnight: Udaipur

Day 10Udaipur to Jaisalmer

Travele from Jodhpur to Udaipur, where you can stop at Ranakpur to visit the finest Jain
temples. These temples are famous for their intricate marble carvings and architectural
grandeur. On reaching Udaipur, check-in to your hotel and spend the rest of the day relaxing.

Day 11Jaisalmer and the Desert

Explore Jaisalmer Fort, Patwon Ki Haveli and Gadisar Lake.

Later, travel towards the desert for a sunset experience and optional cultural programme.

Jaisalmer is known for its living fort and its position as a gateway to the Thar Desert.

Overnight: Jaisalmer

Day 12 Departure

Enjoy breakfast before your private transfer to the airport or railway station.

If your international flight departs from Delhi, we can arrange the onward connection and extend the itinerary where required.

Package Expectations

Your exact inclusions and exclusions depend on the route, hotel category and activities you select. These are the basic inclusions applicable to all packages:

Inclusions

Private air-conditioned vehicle
Experienced and trusted driver
Airport pickup and drop
Selected hotel accommodation
Daily breakfast at Hotel
Licensed local guides
Monument visits mentioned in your itinerary
Parking, tolls and driver expenses
Bottled water during road journeys

Exclusions

Monument entry fees.
Personal expenses (shopping, tips, and additional meals).
Travel insurance and flights.
Personal shopping
Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
Optional activities

Tourists and visitors choosing to travel with us are requested to be mindful that the Rajasthan and Golden Triangle Tour Cost is subject to change and/or selection type of the number of travelers, travel season, hotel category, number of nights, vehicle type, guide requirements and optional experiences.

Important Histories Before Realising the Beauty

All of Rajasthan’s cities are of timeless beauty, traditional art and culture, captivating monumental built and extremely rich in their histories. The cities today have formed after having undergone the reign of multiple kings, conquerors and love stories.

Jaipur: The Pink City

Jaipur is the natural bridge between the Golden Triangle and deeper Rajasthan. Founded in the 18th century by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the city became known for its planned streets, distinctive architecture and royal heritage.

Amber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Jantar Mantar reveal different sides of Jaipur’s past. The city is also famous for jewellery, textiles, handicrafts and traditional cuisine. Visitors can spend the morning exploring a fort and the afternoon tasting local food or browsing traditional markets.

Jodhpur: The Blue City of Marwar

Jodhpur is the second largest city of Rajasthan and grew as an important centre of the former Marwar kingdom. Its most recognisable landmark is Mehrangarh Fort, which rises above the old city. Inside the fort, visitors can see royal rooms, courtyards, collections and intricate architectural details. Below it, the old city is famous for blue-painted houses and narrow streets. Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan Palace are other important sights.

Udaipur: Lakes, Palaces and Mewar Heritage

The city of Udaipur was founded in the 16th century by Maharana Udai Singh II and became the capital of the Mewar kingdom. Today, Lake Pichola, City Palace, Jag Mandir and the surrounding Aravalli landscape give Udaipur its distinctive character.

A sunset beside the lake or a private boat ride can be a memorable way to finish a day of sightseeing.

Jaisalmer: The Golden City and Gateway to the Thar

Built around the historic Jaisalmer Fort, the city of Jaisalmer rises from the desert in golden sandstone. The fort remains a living part of the city, with homes, shops and temples inside its walls. Patwon Ki Haveli, Gadisar Lake and Bada Bagh add further historical interest. Travelers can also extend their visit towards the Thar Desert for a camel experience, sunset or desert camp.

Bikaner: Forts, Havelis and Desert Heritage

Bikaner offers a quieter alternative to some of Rajasthan’s busier tourist centres. The city was founded by Rao Bika and developed as an important trading centre on desert routes. Junagarh Fort is its major historical attraction, while old havelis reveal the wealth and craftsmanship of the merchant families who once lived here.

Frequently Asked Questions?

How many days are needed for a Golden Triangle and Rajasthan trip?

Around 10 to 14 days works well for Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and several major Rajasthan cities. The ideal duration depends on how many places you want to include.

Can WOW Tour Guide customize the itinerary?

Yes. Every private tour can be adjusted according to your dates, interests, hotel preferences, budget and preferred travel pace.

Is this tour suitable for families?

Yes. Private travel makes it easier to adjust sightseeing, meal breaks and driving schedules. Children and older travelers can also have a more comfortable experience.

Which Rajasthan cities should I include?

For a first visit, Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur make an excellent combination. Add Jaisalmer if you have enough time for the longer journey.

Is Rajasthan safe for international travelers?

Rajasthan is a well-established tourist destination. As with any international trip, travelers should use normal precautions, follow local guidance and keep important documents secure. WOW Tour Guide also provides direct assistance throughout the journey.

How can I book my Rajasthan tour?

Send us your preferred travel dates, number of travelers, starting city and places you want to visit. WOW Tour Guide will discuss the route with you and prepare a personalized proposal.

Pre-Tour Advice

Comfortable Clothing

Rajasthan involves walking through forts, palaces and old-city streets. Light, breathable clothing is useful, especially outside the cooler winter months. However, winter mornings and evenings can be surprisingly cool. A jacket or shawl is useful between November and February.

Monument Rules and Dressing

Do not touch fragile structures, carvings or artwork. Follow instructions from guides and monument authorities. When visiting temples and religious places, shoulders and knees should generally be covered. Carry a scarf or light covering if needed.

Sun Prep and Footwear Guide

Sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat are useful during outdoor sightseeing. Comfortable shoes are much more practical than formal footwear when exploring forts and historic sites.

Season

Rajasthan is generally most comfortable for extensive sightseeing during the cooler months. Rajasthan Tourism describes the state as spanning the Aravalli ranges and the Thar Desert, so temperatures can vary significantly by location and season.

Hydration and Diet

Besides being provided by us, make sure to carry water during sightseeing and take regular breaks, particularly in warmer weather. Moreover, if you have vegetarian, vegan, allergy-related or other food requirements, let us know before the trip if you choose the meal-inclusion package.

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Know Before You Go

Please depart on suggested timings to avoid any inconvenience.
GST is applicable to the tour cost.
Make sure that you meet the representative within 70 minutes of landing.
Kindly carry a valid photo ID proof. All foreign nationals must carry their passport as a proof of identity.
Visa assistance will be provided however charges are not included.
It is recommended that you purchase travel insurance. Please note that the travel insurance is not included in the package price.
Any personal expenses or items of personal nature are not included in the tour package.
International / Domestic flights are not included in the tour package.
Please note that Singapore has a strict policy against littering in public areas. Heavy fines are in place for those found littering.
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Kindly do not carry any chewing gum as it is banned in Singapore and defaulters will be penalised.
Please note that jaywalking is not allowed in Singapore, if caught, fines will be imposed.
Eating and drinking on public transport is not allowed.
Singapore’s climate is commonly tropical and humid. It is advisable to carry light, comfortable clothes.
Smoking is not allowed until and unless you are in a designated smoking area.
While credit card payments are widely accepted in Singapore, it is recommended that you carry some cash for small purchases.