Golden Triangle Tour with Holi Festival

Visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan to see British architecture. Discover the spiritual ambiance of the well-known Lotus Temple, which stands out for its unusual architecture. Visit Connaught Place to experience the modern side of Delhi, where you may shop and eat at a high-end cafe. Visit Sarojini Nagar for great deals on clothing, footwear, and accessories. Enjoy North Indian cuisine at a restaurant before ending your day with thrilling yulu rides near India Gate.

It's a short drive from Delhi to Agra, which is known for its imperial charm and authentic street cuisine. Take a shower after checking into your accommodations. Visit a local restaurant and savor authentic kachoris. Next, visit the iconic Taj Mahal, which is regarded as the symbol of love. Sit and take pictures in the tranquil Mehtab Bagh, which is located near the Taj Mahal.

Explore the Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with amazing architecture. Visit the local markets to purchase handcrafted items and petha, a traditional delicacy. While traveling, visit Fatehpur Sikri, which is known for its historic ruins and imperial grandeur. Explore the old mosques and forts to learn more about the region's history.

For a regal experience, head to the Pink City and stay at Rambagh Palace. Visit the Amber Fort, which is famous for its opulent architecture and elephant safari. Visit the renowned Sheesh Mahal, which is located inside the Amber Fort. Next, tour the City Palace, which is a great blend of Mughal and Rajput architectural marvels, and snap gorgeous pictures near the Hawa Mahal, a multi-story palace with exquisite architecture. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site Jantar Mantar and Jaigarh Fort to take photos. In the evening, visit the Holika Dahan to experience Rajasthan's vivid culture and celebratory delicacies such as Gujiya, kachoris, and thandais.

Visit the Jaipur Holi celebrations, which are organized by the Rajasthan Tourism Department. The layout is stunning, with lots of organic colors, design, and delicious meals. Play Holi with organic colors and eat tasty delicacies like Gujiyas and Thandai. Explore the lively streets, which are decked with brilliant colors and lights. Finish your day with folk performances and dance.

Visit the old Albert Hall Museum, which displays Rajasthan's rich history. Explore the Jal Mahal fort, a one-of-a-kind fort situated on Man Sagar Lake and known as a floating castle. Enjoy the sunset view from the Nahargarh fort, which is constructed on the Aravali Hills and offers breathtaking views of the sunset and Jaipur city when the sun goes down. Visit Chokhi Dhani for a real Rajasthani experience, which includes camel rides, folk music, and a traditional Rajasthani dinner.

Drive from Jaipur to Delhi. Have a hearty breakfast. If you have time, do some quick shopping at the Delhi Hatt or Sarojini Nagar markets before departing for your destination. Your wonderful Golden Triangle tour with the Holi festival has come to a conclusion, and you can reflect on your journey.