Delhi Agra Jaipur Kochi to the Golden Triangle
Akshardham and the capital's icons, the Taj Mahal after Agra Fort, and Jaipur's pink palaces with the Amber climb — one clean loop of India's most famous circuit.
Return flights, four nights in AC deluxe rooms on twin sharing, veg and non-veg meals and an AC deluxe coach across the full loop, with a Fortune tour manager throughout.
The Journey in One Look.
5 days and 4 nights, departing Kochi on set dates throughout the year, with return economy class flights between Kochi and the north. The route covers 2 nights in Delhi, 1 night in Agra and 1 night in Jaipur, in AC deluxe rooms on twin sharing, with veg and non-veg meals as per the itinerary and one litre of drinking water per person per day. AC deluxe coach transport runs across the full loop, with a Fortune tour manager throughout. Since this is a domestic circuit, a valid photo ID is required in place of a passport.
Duration
5 Days, 4 Nights
Route
Delhi · Agra · Jaipur
Nights
2 Delhi · 1 Agra · 1 Jaipur
Rooms
AC Deluxe, Twin
Coach
AC Deluxe
Flights
Return, Ex Kochi
Day by Day
Akshardham and the capital's icons, Agra Fort and the Taj, Jaipur's palaces, and the climb to Amber before home.
The flight lands in the capital, where the representative receives the group at the airport. The late afternoon opens the tour at Akshardham Temple, its carved stone glowing toward evening, before the drive back to the hotel.
Overnight in Delhi. Meals: dinner.
After breakfast, the full capital day: the white marble bloom of the Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar, the tallest stone tower in India, the imposing arch of India Gate, Rajghat on the Yamuna's bank, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum, and Birla House, where Gandhiji spent his final days, with drive-pasts of Rashtrapati Bhavan and Parliament House stitching the government quarter together.
Overnight in Delhi. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
After breakfast, the road runs to Agra. First comes Agra Fort, holding the royal residential palaces, the halls of public and private audience, and the Mughal gardens of the empire's working capital. Then the moment the whole circuit points toward: the Taj Mahal, raised by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan from 1630 for his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal — white marble that outshines every photograph taken of it.
Overnight in Agra. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
After breakfast, the drive crosses to Jaipur for the royal afternoon: the City Palace at the heart of the city, famed for its blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, Jantar Mantar beside it, the largest of the five observatories built by Sawai Jai Singh, and the Hawa Mahal, the Palace of Winds raised so the royal ladies could watch processions unseen. The day closes at Birla Mandir.
Overnight in Jaipur. Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner.
After breakfast, the morning climbs to Amber Fort, the ancient capital of the Kachhwaha Rajputs above its lake, with the jeep ride up available for the ascent. En route back, a photo stop at Jal Mahal, the palace afloat in its lake, then the timely transfer to the airport for the flight to Cochin.
Tour ends. Meals: breakfast, lunch.
What's Included & What's Not
Documents
Documents, the Essentials
The Golden Triangle stays within India — a valid photo ID takes the place of a passport. Here is what to carry.
01
No Passport Needed
The Golden Triangle is a domestic tour, so no passport or visa is needed.
02
Carry a Photo ID
Every traveller, children included, carries a valid government photo ID for the flights.
03
Insurance
Travel insurance is not included, so anyone wanting cover arranges their own before departure.
Cancellation Policy
| When you cancel | Charge |
|---|---|
| More than 15 days before departure | 50 percent of the tour cost |
| 15 to 7 days before departure | 75 percent of the tour cost |
| Less than 7 days before departure | 100 percent of the tour cost |
Walk the Rooms the Empires Argued In.
Set departures through the year, the winter light booked first, and one coach carrying the whole story. Call us with your headcount, and the desk holds your places.