Golden Triangle Tour with Pushkar

Visit the renowned Taj Mahal at sunrise. The Moghul Emperor Shahjahan constructed the monument in 1630 to house his beloved wife Mumtaj Mahal's mortal remains. Following breakfast, check out of the hotel and proceed to the Agra Fort, which is located on the Yamuna River's right bank. The public and private audience halls are located within the Fort. After that, take a trip to Jaipur and stop at Fatehpur Sikri.

Fatehpur Sikri, located 40 kilometers from Agra on the route to Jaipur, was constructed by Emperor Akbar in 1569 but abandoned after 15 years because to a lack of water. The "Deserted City" is another name for it. Spend the night in a Jaipur hotel.

Following breakfast, we will begin our city tour of Jaipur, starting with a visit to the Amber Fort, which served as the state's former capital. See the Hall of Victory, which is adorned with glistening mirrors, or the Sheesh Mahal.

Visit the Observatory and the Maharaja's City Palace in the afternoon. Pass Hawa Mahal and proceed through the residential and commercial areas adorned with pink roses. Spend the night in a Jaipur hotel.

Drive to Pushkar after breakfast, stopping along the way to see the Ajmer Dargah. When you get to Pushkar, check into your accommodation. The most famous landmark in Pushkar is the 14th-century Brahma Temple, which is perched atop a high platform next to Pushkar Lake. The Creator of the Universe, Lord Brahma, is worshipped in this one temple alone in the entire universe. In addition to being a pilgrimage destination with more than 500 temples and ghats, Pushkar is well-known for its yearly Camel Fair, which takes place in October and November. Visit the ghats and Pushkar Lake. Spend the night at the Pushkar Hotel.