THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

Delhi - Agra - Jaipur | February 16-27, 2027  12 Days/11 Nights

Delhi Highlights

Rickshaw through the vibrant lanes of Old Delhi · Learn traditional recipes in a private cooking class · Browse handcrafted treasures at a local artisan market · Explore the UNESCO-listed Qutub Minar

  • Our 12-day journey begins as the group meets at Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi. You will be escorted to your luxury heritage hotel, our home for the next five nights.

    Take some time to settle into your accommodation, enjoy the snacks and beverages provided, and explore the beautiful hotel grounds.

    In the early evening, we will have our first group meeting, followed by dinner at a local restaurant, where we can get to know each other and share in the excitement of the adventure ahead.

  • After breakfast, we set out for the day and start with a visit to Agrasen Ki Baoli, a historic stepwell just a short walk from the hotel — a perfect chance to stretch your legs after the long flight.

    Next, we’ll explore Humayun’s Tomb, a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site. A local guide will share the rich history and architecture of this beautiful monument.

    Lunch will be at Shree Namashivaya, a South Indian restaurant nearby, where we can enjoy authentic flavors.

    In the afternoon, we’ll wander through the Lodhi Art District & Lodhi Gardens, Delhi’s first outdoor mural neighborhood, celebrated for its vibrant street art. This is a great time to explore and take photos.

    After returning to the hotel for some rest, we'll head out for dinner at Bukhara at ITC Maurya — a legendary restaurant where world leaders and food lovers have dined for over 45 years. Northwest Frontier cuisine served family-style, no cutlery, just the way it was meant to be.

  • After breakfast, we set out for an immersive food and cultural tour at Masterji Kee Haveli in Chandni Chowk. We'll explore the bustling spice markets, weave through the lanes on a rickshaw ride, and savor a traditional Haveli lunch — a vibrant introduction to Old Delhi's flavors and heritage.

    In the afternoon, we'll return to the hotel for some rest and relaxation.

    Later, we'll drive to Akshardham Temple to explore its breathtaking architecture and intricate carvings. Snacks will be available at the temple, giving you time to recharge before the evening festivities.

    As night falls, we'll enjoy the Water & Light Show, a spectacular display of light, music, and storytelling. Afterward, we'll return to the hotel, with options for a light dinner, ice cream, or dessert along the way.

  • After breakfast, we'll drive to Saffron Palate for a hands-on North Indian cooking class, where we'll learn traditional recipes and enjoy the lunch we prepare together.

    In the afternoon, we'll visit nearby Hauz Khas Village, with free time to explore its charming streets, boutique shops, and historic ruins.

    We'll return to the hotel to relax before gathering for drinks at the 1911 Bar, a colonial-era lounge at our hotel.

    Later, we'll drive to India Gate to take in the sunset at this iconic Delhi landmark.

    The evening concludes with dinner at Suzie Wong, an upscale Indo-Chinese restaurant with bold, inventive flavors — a fun change of pace from the traditional cuisine we've been exploring.

  • After breakfast, we'll drive to Qutub Minar, the tallest brick minaret in the world and a striking UNESCO World Heritage site.

    Next, we'll visit the Lotus Temple, a serene and architecturally stunning space that welcomes visitors of all faiths.

    Lunch will be at Dilli Haat, where you can explore vibrant food stalls, sample flavors from across India, browse and shop for handcrafted treasures from local artisans.

    Afterward, we'll return to the hotel to rest and recharge.

    In the evening, we'll experience the warmth of Sikh hospitality at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, where we'll share a Langar dinner in the traditional community kitchen — a centuries-old tradition of generosity that serves thousands daily.

Agra Highlights

Experience the Taj Mahal at dawn · Witness master artisans on a marble inlay tour · Explore the UNESCO “ghost city” of Fatehpur Sikri · Dine on Mughlai cuisine with the Taj Mahal as your backdrop

  • We depart Delhi for a private drive to Agra, the historic Mughal capital and home to some of India’s most extraordinary architectural treasures.

    Upon arrival, we check into our hotel and enjoy time to refresh before the afternoon’s experiences begin.

    Lunch is hosted at Sheroes Hangout Café, an inspiring social enterprise run by acid attack survivors offering a warm and welcoming setting for our group to gather.

    While in Agra, we’ll indulge in the city’s signature sweet delicacy, petha, best sourced from the renowned Panchhi Petha, a local institution celebrated for its quality and tradition.

    We then visit a private marble atelier, where master artisans demonstrate the intricate inlay craftsmanship that made Mughal design world-famous. Guests will have the opportunity to observe the artistry up close and acquire authentic handcrafted pieces.

    As evening approaches, we experience sunset at Mehtab Bagh, a tranquil garden across the Yamuna River offering one of the most serene and breathtaking views of the Taj Mahal — a truly magical perspective as the marble monument glows in the fading light.

    The day concludes with an elegant dinner at Esphahan, known for its refined Mughal cuisine and intimate ambiance — a fitting culinary finale to our first evening in Agra.

  • We begin the day with an iconic visit to the Taj Mahal at sunrise, when the marble glows softly in the early morning light and the crowds are minimal. This is a full, unhurried guided experience — allowing time to truly absorb the beauty, history, and architectural mastery of this world wonder.

    After returning to the hotel for breakfast, the late morning is yours to rest and recharge, enjoying the comforts of the property. Lunch will be enjoyed at the hotel or at a carefully selected local restaurant.

    In the afternoon, we explore the majestic Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former residence of the Mughal emperors. With our guide, we’ll walk through its grand courtyards, royal pavilions, and impressive red sandstone walls overlooking the Yamuna River.

    Next, we visit the exquisite Itimad-ud-Daulah, often referred to as the “Baby Taj.” This jewel-box monument is admired for its delicate marble inlay work and serene garden setting.

    As evening falls, we gather for dinner at Taj Terrace, where we’ll enjoy refined cuisine accompanied by stunning views — a beautiful closing to a day immersed in Mughal splendor.

  • We depart Agra for the historic city of Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage site and former Mughal capital. Here, we explore the grand Buland Darwaza, the impressive Jama Masjid, the serene Salim Chisti Tomb, and the elegant Diwan-i-Khas, all set within a remarkably preserved city of red sandstone.

    After this enriching visit, we enjoy lunch at Chokha Dhaba in Mahwa, a roadside stop for hearty Rajasthani fare.

    Our journey continues toward Jaipur, the vibrant Pink City, where we check in at the charming Samode Haveli and rest our heads for the next four nights. Guests have the afternoon to rest and enjoy leisure time at the hotel, soaking in its elegant ambiance and heritage setting.

    The evening concludes with dinner at a carefully selected venue, offering a relaxed and refined introduction to Jaipur’s culinary delights.

Jaipur Highlights

Explore the majestic Amber Fort · Hands-on Rajasthani cooking class · Sample vibrant street foods on a guided walking tour · Discover the artistry of block printing · Sunset views from Nahargarh Fort · Henna, Bollywood dancing & a farewell celebration.

  • This morning, we journey to Jai Texart in Bagru for an intimate block printing workshop, experiencing the traditional Rajasthani textile art firsthand. Guests will have the opportunity to learn techniques, observe master artisans, and create your own keepsake stole or bandana.

    Lunch is enjoyed at Tapri Ashram, offering a relaxed setting to savor regional flavors.

    The afternoon is reserved for a leisurely or optional activity, allowing guests to explore at their own pace or rest at the hotel.

    In the evening, we visit Chokhi Dhani, a vibrant Rajasthani cultural village, where we experience authentic music, dance, and traditions. Dinner here is part of the immersive experience, highlighting local cuisine and hospitality in a truly festive atmosphere.

  • We begin the day with a guided visit to the City Palace, exploring its opulent courtyards, royal chambers, and intricate architecture.

    A short walk brings us to Jantar Mantar, where the fascinating astronomical instruments reveal the scientific ingenuity of the past. Along the way, we pause at the Hawa Mahal for photographs, continuing to Toran Dwar and Patrika Gate for additional iconic photo opportunities.

    Lunch is a street food adventure through Jaipur’s Old City. We sample local favorites such as pyaaz kachori, chai, lassi, kulfi, and chaat.

    The afternoon offers time for shopping in the Old City, including Bapu Bazaar and Chandpole Bazaar, known for exquisite blue pottery, or a leisurely return to the hotel for those who want to relax.

    As sunset approaches, we enjoy the serene view of Jal Mahal, the “Water Palace,” perfectly framed against the evening sky.

    Dinner is served at the elegant Suvarna Mahal, a regal dining room eithin the Rambagh Palace followed by a henna experience to celebrate the day with a touch of local tradition.

  • We begin the day at the majestic Amber Fort, exploring its grand palaces, ornate courtyards, and historic ramparts with a private guide. Experiencing the fort in the morning light allows for the best views and a more intimate tour.

    Next, we participate in a hands-on Rajasthani cooking class, followed by a delicious lunch of our creations.

    After returning to the hotel to refresh, we drive to Birla Mandir, a striking marble temple showcasing Jaipur’s spiritual elegance.

    As the day progresses, we head to Nahargarh Fort, perfectly positioned to enjoy sunset views over the Pink City. The fort’s elevated vantage point provides sweeping panoramas and unforgettable photo opportunities.

    The evening concludes with a farewell dinner at our hotel, featuring lively Bollywood dancing and a celebratory atmosphere — a festive finale to our extraordinary journey through India.

  • On our final morning, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at our hotel, savoring the last moments together and reflecting on the extraordinary experiences we’ve shared over the past 12 days.

    Following breakfast, guests are transferred to Jaipur Airport for their onward journeys, carrying with them cherished memories, new friendships, and the timeless beauty of the Golden Triangle.