Golden Triangle

Physical Rating - Level1

Group Tour

fully inclusive

The best way for a first-time visitor to experience India's must-see destinations. Discover the contrasts of Old and New Delhi. Travel to the historic city of Agra to see the Taj Mahal. Explore the beautiful palaces and architecture of Jaipur.

Tour Highlights

Delhi

Agra

Jaipur

AMER FORT

Delhi

Discover architectural masterpieces in Delhi, Old and New

Agra

Watch a spectacular sunrise over India's most famous landmark, the Taj Mahal

Jaipur

Journey through the historical wonders of the ‘Pink City’

AMER FORT

Enjoy exploring the beautiful Amer Fort

What's Included

9 Day Golden Triangle Tour Itinerary

Our Golden Triangle itinerary has been intricately designed for those who wish to see iconic sites and magnificent treasures. You'll travel with the assurance that all your arrangements are taken care of, with international flights, accommodation and all the touring listed below. You will be accompanied by our industry-leading National Escorts whose unparalleled knowledge and talent will turn your tour into an unforgettable experience.

Day 1: AUSTRALIA TO DELHI

Fly to Delhi for a two-night stay.

Day 2: Discover Delhi

Sightseeing begins with a drive past the Red Fort and a walk through Chandni Chowk Bazaar to Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque. You will also have a brief stop at India Gate and visit the Lakshmi Narayan Hindu Temple, Humayun’s Tomb and Connaught Place Markets.

Day 3: Drive to Agra

Leave Delhi this morning and drive to the historic city of Agra, visiting Sikandra en route to see the marble Tomb of Emperor Akbar.

Day 4: Taj Mahal

Rise early to view the Taj Mahal in all its glory at sunrise. The Taj Mahal was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his third wife and is Agra’s most famous monument to love. Later, visit a marble inlay workshop and the Agra Fort. After dark return to the fort to enjoy a spectacular sound and light experience.

DAY 5: FATEHPUR SIKRI

Travel to Jaipur, stopping at the ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri en route. The next stop is Abhaneri village to see the Chand Baori Stepwell and marvel at this ancient construction. Afterwards continue to Rajasthan’s capital, Jaipur.

Day 6: Amer Fort

Begin with a photo stop at Hawa Mahal, also known as the ‘Palace of the Winds’, before travelling to the impressive Amer Fort. Continue to the City Palace, Jantar Mantar Observatory and the local bazaar.

Day 7: Return to Delhi

Travel back to Delhi, where tonight you'll enjoy a farewell meal with you group.

DAYS 8-9: Fly Delhi to Australia

After breakfast enjoy some free time to shop and pick up last minute souvenirs. Return to your hotel where you will have some time at leisure before transferring to the airport for your flight to Australia, arriving home the same or following day.

Dates & Prices

All of our tour departures include international flights and taxes in the price. Our tour prices are from prices based on per person, twin share and are subject to the availability of specific economy class fare levels. If the dates we have available for this tour don't suit your needs, or you are not sure travelling as part of a group is for you, maybe a Private Tour would be more ideal.

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Above prices include airline fuel surcharge and taxes. Subject to change.

Customary tipping amount of approximately US$50 (AU$68) is paid locally in India.

Standard itinerary departs SYD, MEL, BNE, ADL & PER. Departures from CBR, CNS HBA, DRW and other cities, please contact us for details

Depending on airline schedules, extra nights pre or post tour accommodation or stopovers may be required at additional cost.

Single Supplement from $430

25 Feb 2018 and 17 Mar 2019 departures coincide with Holi Festival celebrations and sightseeing may be affected.

Useful Information

Accommodation

Wendy Wu Tours inspects all hotels to ensure they meet the high levels of service, which we require for our guests. We pick the right hotel for the specific destination, meaning your accommodation can range from a smart business hotel in one city to a family-run guesthouse in a smaller town. Hotels are also chosen for ease of navigation around tourist sights. View Hotels Here

Visas

Most nationalities require a visa when travelling to India. Travellers should arrange visas well in advance of departure. Unlike many other tour operators, we include your visa in the price of your tour. We handle the entire application process – all you need to do is complete the paperwork and send your passport to us eight weeks prior to departure. We are always on hand to help you with any queries you may have while completing the application form.

Communication

While travelling overseas, the Wendy Wu Tours contact number during business hours is +61 2 9224 8888. Emergency Assistance (24-hours) is 0044 1888 288 288. You will find mobile phone coverage to be quite high throughout Asia. We recommend contacting your mobile carrier if you intend to use international roaming during your holiday and ensure you investigate all associated call and data costs before you leave Australia. Some hotels may have Wi-Fi, which usually comes at a cost.

Tipping

Tipping is not commonplace in Australia. In Asia however, it is anticipated that a tip be given to reward good service. With that in mind, we have a tipping system for our group tours. Each passenger ‘tips’ a set amount to the National Escort at the start of the tour or on arrival in each country. They then distribute this as appropriate. Tipping is appreciated for Private and Tailor-Made travel. In your final documents, we include guidelines for tipping when travelling independently.

Shopping

Shopping is a fun and entertaining component to any travel adventure. In keeping with most people’s interests while on holiday, your tour includes a reasonable number of opportunities to shop for local goods and souvenirs. Included are visits to establishments that provide locally produced goods, unique to your destination. Witness the creation of these products, and see first-hand how their production supports the local economy. As most travellers like to take home souvenirs, we ensure the shops you visit have a reputation for quality, honesty, and authenticity.

Food

We aim to cater to the tastes of the majority of people and so the food is not too spicy or too unusual. Breakfast at your hotel includes local and western dishes. A myth about India is that the food is of poor quality and always spicy. This is definitely not the case! In addition, a great deal of Indian cuisine is vegetarian. Drinks are at your own expense. Beer is widely available. Bottled drinking water and soft drinks are widely available – you should only have ice, juices, or lassies from a trusted source that uses boiled or bottled water.