Delhi Agra Jaipur
5 DAYS | EX KOCHI · DELHI · AGRA · JAIPUR
EXPERIENCES:
Return Flights | 4 Nights in AC Deluxe Rooms | Veg and Non-Veg Meals | AC Deluxe Coach | Fortune Tour Manager
The golden triangle
Delhi Agra Jaipur: The Taj, Forts, the Pink City
Stand before the Taj Mahal for the first time, walk forts that ruled empires, and end in a city painted pink for royalty. Fortune's Golden Triangle tour runs ex Kochi in five escorted days, with flights, hotels, and meals inside the price.
Why this circuit
India's Most Famous Road, Done Properly.
The Golden Triangle is the journey every traveller owes themselves once: Delhi, the capital of empires stacked on empires, Agra, where the Mughals built their masterpiece in white marble, and Jaipur, the planned pink city of the Rajputs. No other five days in India hold this much history per kilometre. For Kerala travellers, it is an easy first taste of the north, a direct flight from Kochi, no passport, mild winter weather, and every icon from schoolbook memory made real. Fortune runs it escorted, with two nights in Delhi and one each in Agra and Jaipur.
The tour route
Three Cities, One Triangle.
The stops on the plan, in the order the loop runs them.
Delhi
Two nights in the capital
Opening with Akshardham, then the full city day: the Lotus Temple, Qutub Minar, India Gate, Rajghat, the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum, Birla House, and drive-pasts of Rashtrapati Bhavan and Parliament House.
Agra
The Mughal chapter
Agra Fort's royal palaces and audience halls, and the Taj Mahal itself.
Jaipur
The pink city's royal set
The City Palace, Jantar Mantar, the Hawa Mahal, and Birla Mandir.
Amber Fort and Jal Mahal
The final morning
The final morning climbs to the ancient Kachhwaha capital, with the lake palace photo stop on the way to the flight home.
Before you go
The Triangle, in brief.
The quick read before the plan.
The one everyone waits for
Morning at the Taj Mahal.
The Taj Mahal
Shah Jahan's Promise in White Marble
There is a moment on this tour that no photograph has ever spoiled: the first sight of the Taj Mahal through the great gate. Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan from 1630 for his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal, it is less a building than a held breath, white marble that shifts colour with the light, perfect from every angle, and somehow larger and softer than every picture promised. The tour reaches it after Agra Fort, so the story arrives in order: first the empire's seat of power, then the monument its emperor built for love.
Pick a Departure
Worth the ride up
The Fort You Climb Like Royalty.
On the last morning, the road runs out of Jaipur to Amber Fort, the hilltop capital of the Kachhwaha Rajputs, its honey-coloured ramparts doubling in the lake below. A jeep ride up to the gates can be taken for the climb, the way the fort has been approached for centuries, and inside wait mirrored halls and courtyards built for kings. On the way back, the coach pauses at Jal Mahal, the palace that floats in the middle of its lake, for the photograph everyone frames. Then, and only then, the airport.
The Fine Print, Made Simple
What to Sort Before the Loop.
This is a domestic tour, so no passport enters the picture; every traveller, children included, carries a valid government photo ID for the flights. Travel insurance is not part of the package, so anyone wanting cover arranges their own. October to March brings the kind weather and the Taj's best light; summer runs hot on the fort ramparts, when early starts do the heavy lifting. Forts and palaces mean real walking on stone, so bring steady shoes, and the Amber jeep ride can be arranged for those who want the climb done royally. Keep cash for Jaipur's bazaar lanes, where the best bangles ignore cards. Cheque payments are not accepted within 15 days of departure.
Start PlanningTwenty Years of Getting Groups There
Trusted by More Than Just Us Saying So
Two decades of escorted trips from Kerala, built into every detail below.
Someone With You Throughout
A Fortune tour manager travels with the group, from Cochin out and Cochin back.
The Loop Run in Order
Two nights in Delhi and one each in Agra and Jaipur, so the triangle unfolds without a wasted mile.
The Amber Climb Sorted
The jeep ride up to Amber Fort is arranged on the spot for anyone who wants the ascent done royally.
Offices Across Kerala
Branches in Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur, and Kannur, so help is always close by.
The Fortune Departure
The Set Trip Around the Triangle.
The full triangle in one booking: Akshardham and the complete Delhi city day, Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal, Jaipur's City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Hawa Mahal, and the Amber Fort morning with the Jal Mahal stop before the flight home. Return flights, four nights in AC deluxe rooms, veg and non-veg meals, and a Fortune tour manager run through the price.
FAQ
Questions with useful answers
Five days ex Kochi around the Golden Triangle: two nights in Delhi with Akshardham and the full city day, Agra Fort and the Taj Mahal with a night in Agra, Jaipur's City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal, and Birla Mandir, and the Amber Fort morning with the Jal Mahal photo stop. The complete day-wise plan sits on the itinerary page.
No. The triangle is a domestic circuit, so a valid government photo ID for each traveller, children included, covers the flights.
October to March, when the north turns pleasant, and the Taj sits in its best light. Summer departures run too, built around early starts and the AC coach.
Yes, with honesty about the ground: forts and palaces involve steady walking on stone, and the days are full. The coach is AC deluxe, the pace is planned, and the Amber jeep ride spares the one real climb. The desk paces mixed-age groups kindly.
The jeep ride up to the fort can be taken on the final morning, arranged on the spot for those who want it. Tell the tour manager the evening before, and it is lined up.
Yes. An added night, a private family departure, or a different date all sit within reach. Tell the desk what fits, and the fresh plan comes back priced for approval.