Enchanting Golden Triangle with Pushkar Tour
Presenting a snapshot of the progression of India’s culture, religion and social fabric from medieval times to the present day, Golden Triangle Tours is ideal for a formal introduction to the country. Three of North India’s liveliest cities, including Delhi, Jaipur and Agra, are part of the illustrious tourist circuit. Each of these cities contains majestic architectural creations and showcases a world of colorful culture and brilliant art forms. The tour, when combined with a visit to Pushkar, further enhances the experience. The Golden Triangle with Pushkar tour is ideally an introduction to the millennial history of the country, its heritage properties, its cultural saga and its religious wealth.
Cities marked by rich heritage and cultural vibrancy are some of the most popular tourist destinations. With a range of travelers passing through them every year, these destinations have now developed advanced infrastructure that perfectly deals with the accommodation and transportation requirements of the visitors. Therefore, finding hotels is not a complicated task as they are available in numerous categories ranging from budget to luxury and even traditional class. Other than that, traveling becomes fun in the presence of well-connected highways, railway lines, and in the presence of numerous airlines. The historical and religious highlights of these Golden Triangle tours are:
Delhi: Presenting a pastiche of cultures, the national capital, Delhi, is packed with a large number of relics dating back to the times of various civilizations. An emblem of royalty Red Fort in Old Delhi remains the pride of the nation; the same neighborhood preserves an old market, Chandini Chowk, and the largest mosque in India, Jama Masjid. The new city speaks more of the impressive Victorian-style architecture with wide avenues, tree-lined streets and elegant economic and commercial areas. Explore India Gate, Parliament House, Connaught Place, Qutub Minar, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Lotus Temple, and more in New Delhi.
Jaipur: The red stucco city that tinges its visitors pink is part of the former princely state. The remains of which can still be seen in the form of the great palaces that dress the city. At the top of the hill, the Amber Fort gives a majestic expression with its majestic elephant ride and massive walls. Hawa Mahal reminds us of the princely excesses that forced them to build such a beautiful citadel for their royal ladies. The City Palace has a repertoire of the city’s heritage stored in its museum. While around, shopping for beautiful handicrafts never escapes anyone’s bucket list.
Agra: Agra’s crowning glory was brought by its magnificent Mughal splendor. The city is flanked by numerous masterpieces from the royal era that epitomize the glory and splendor of that era. One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal is the brightest of all, while Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri have also been applauded by UNESCO and declared World Heritage Sites.
Pushkar: The route of the Golden Triangle with Pushkar includes a fourth vertex of the tourist circuit that is the holy city of Pushkar. A renowned location for one of the world’s largest cattle fairs, Pushkar is a highly religious city with one of the only temples dedicated to Lord Brahma.
The Golden Triangle with Pushkar tour offers a glimpse into the country’s splendid past, its cultural extravagance and the richness of its religions.
