How to Plan a Trip to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur

1. Arrival at Delhi

Delhi, Agra and Jaipur tour begins with your arrival at the capital city of India, Delhi. International tourists will have to land at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. Visitors from different regions of India can also reach the city through various railway stations like New Delhi or Chandani Chowk railway station.

After reaching the designated airport or railway station tourists can check in to their pre-booked hotels or, if not, rent an accommodation to stay.

2. Delhi Tour

The Indian Golden Triangle cities tour kicks off with a Delhi city expedition. Delhi is a cultural land with a list of historical and modern attractions. There are various ancient Mughal forts, museums and pilgrimages which attract tourists across the world to pay a visit.

Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Indian Gate, Lotus Temple, Akshardham Temple and Humayun Tomb are the historical attractions of Delhi which date back centuries. The architectural brilliance of these monuments seeks the tourist's attention.

Delhi is also famous for its culinary fame where travellers can enjoy the delectable chole bhature, paratha, butter chicken, dahi bhalle, pani puri etc. For shopping lovers, the place boasts numerous bustling markets including Chandani Chowk, Palika Bazaar and Sarojini Market.

3. Tour Across Agra

After the successful expedition to Delhi, tourists are required to move to the city of Agra as part of their Delhi, Agra and Jaipur trips. You can reach the city of Agra by train, bus or private vehicle provided by your consulted travel agency or book a taxi or other 4-wheeler direct from Delhi.

The city is approximately 220 km away from Delhi which is a 2:30 to 3-hour journey. Agra is again a famous destination for tourists across the globe and it is also known as the city of Taj. The city is home to the seven wonders of the world and the symbol of love- the Taj Mahal.

The huge white tomb is world famous for its architectural splendour built with white marble and other precious stones. It is also designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a national symbol of India.

Apart from the Taj Mahal, the city boasts other historical monuments to visit by tourists including Agra Fort, Baby Taj, Fatehpur Sikri and Mehtab Bagh. The Taj City is also famous for a variety of mouth-watering cuisines liked by visitors. Tourists can savour the world-famous Agra Petha, bedai, bhalla, jalebi, chaat and distinct Mughlai food while being on a trip to Agra.

4. Jaipur Excursion

How to Choose the Best Accommodation for Your Delhi, Agra and Jaipur Trip

Planning a Delhi, Agra, Jaipur trip can be a little tricky and especially confusing in choosing the right hotel for your stay that fits your preferences and budget. As there are as many hotels lodges and other accommodation facilities available in these cities, you should be aware of what to look for before you choose your best hotels or accommodations. Before deciding on your place of stay, keep the following considerations in mind:

• Your choice of stay- whether you are looking for a budget-friendly accommodation or a luxury one.
• Research about the hotel and visit its official website for the same you look for your trip.
• Research about the hotel and visit its official website for the same you look for your trip.
• Talk to the hotel managing staff before you book the room.
• Consider the hotel's level of security.
• Think about the area you will be staying in or do a little research about that region.
• Consider the food menu of the hotel and its cleanliness.
• See the ratings and feedback given by other visitors on the website of the hotel.

5. Best Time to Plan a Trip to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur

Although, tourists across the various regions in India and overseas pay a visit to the Indian Golden Triangle cities of Jaipur, Agra and Delhi all year long. However, the best time for these city tours is from September to November and February to April. Delhi, Agra and Jaipur lie in the northern part of India which becomes unbearably hot in peak summer from May to mid-July. The climate of these regions in India is also known for the extreme cold from December till the last of January whereas heavy monsoon occurs from mid-July to to last of August. Thus excluding these months, a trip to Delhi, Agra and Jaipur is favourable at any time.