Golden Triangle with Ajmer & Pushkar Tour – 6N/7D

A six-night, seven-day Golden Triangle tour that includes Ajmer and Pushkar provides an enthralling fusion of historical sites, cultural encounters, and spiritual enlightenment. With a notable detour to the sacred towns of Ajmer and Pushkar, this itinerary primarily visits the major cities of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.

Best Time to Visit:

The best time to take this tour is between October and March, when all of the locations have comfortable weather for sightseeing. Particularly in Rajasthan, the April–June summer months can be extremely hot.

 itinerary Golden Triangle with Ajmer & Pushkar: 6 Nights / 7 Days

Day 1: Delhi arrival

* Get to Delhi International Airport (DEL).

* Go to your hotel after meeting your tour guide.

* After your trip, unwind and settle in.

* Depending on when you arrive, you may be able to unwind or enjoy a laid-back evening.

* Spend the night in Delhi.

Day 2: Sightseeing in Delhi

* Explore a full-day tour of Delhi after breakfast.

* Old Delhi: Take a rickshaw ride through the busy Chandni Chowk market, visit Jama Masjid (India's largest mosque), and pay your respects at Raj Ghat (Mahatma Gandhi's memorial). Red Fort is visible from the outside (closed on Mondays).

* New Delhi: Pass Parliament House, President's House (Rashtrapati Bhavan), and India Gate. See Qutub Minar, India's tallest minaret and another UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as Humayun's Tomb, a forerunner to the Taj Mahal.

* Spend the night in Delhi.

Day 3: Drive from Delhi to Agra (approximately 4-5 hours)

* After breakfast, leave your hotel in Delhi and travel to Agra, the location of the Taj Mahal.

* Check into your hotel when you arrive.

* Visit Agra Fort in the afternoon. It is a magnificent red sandstone fort that served as the Mughal emperors' primary residence. It provides breathtaking views of the Taj Mahal.

* Another option is to go to Itmad-ud-Daulah's Tomb, also called the "Baby Taj" because of its elaborate marble inlay work.

* Spend the night in Agra.

Day 4: Drive from Agra to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri (approximately 5–6 hours)

* See the magnificent Taj Mahal at dawn in the morning. Closed on Fridays, the monument is utterly enchanted in the gentle morning light.
* Head back to the hotel for breakfast.

* Check out and head for Rajasthan's "Pink City," Jaipur.

* Along the way, stop by Fatehpur Sikri, an abandoned Mughal city constructed by Emperor Akbar and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover its magnificent Buland Darwaza, courtyards, and well-preserved palaces.

* Proceed to Jaipur by car.

* Check into your hotel when you arrive.

* Spend the night in Jaipur.

Day 5: Touring Jaipur and Driving to Ajmer/Pushkar (approximately two to three hours)

* Begin your Jaipur sightseeing after breakfast.

 * Take a tour of the magnificent hill fort known as Amber Fort. You can take a jeep ride up to the fort entrance or an elephant ride (optional, subject to availability and long lines).

 * Pass the Water Palace, Jal Mahal.

* Explore the City Palace, a complex of buildings, courtyards, and gardens that combines Mughal and Rajasthani design elements.

 * Visit the astronomical observatory and UNESCO World Heritage Site Jantar Mantar.

 * Make a photo stop as you pass the famous Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds).

* Leave your Jaipur hotel in the afternoon and travel to Ajmer or Pushkar, which are only a 15–20 km drive apart. You have the option of remaining in Pushkar or Ajmer. Pushkar frequently provides a calmer, more spiritual atmosphere.

* Check into your hotel when you arrive.

* Spend the night in Pushkar or Ajmer.

Day 6: Sightseeing in Ajmer and Pushkar

* Take a spiritual tour of Pushkar and Ajmer after breakfast.

* Ajmer: See the tomb of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, a Sufi saint, at the hallowed Ajmer Sharif Dargah. It is a major destination for pilgrims of all religions. Ana Sagar Lake is another option.

* Pushkar: Take a tour of this sacred town. One of the few temples in the world devoted to Lord Brahma is the Brahma Temple. Take some time to visit the holy Pushkar Lake and its ghats, where pilgrims bathe in holy water. Visit the vibrant local marketplaces.

* Spend the evening relaxing in Pushkar, maybe taking in the lake's evening aarti (prayer ceremony).

* Spend the night in Pushkar or Ajmer.

Day 7: Drive from Ajmer or Pushkar to Delhi and Departure (approximately 7-8 hours)

* Check out of your hotel after breakfast.

* With lovely memories of your Golden Triangle tour that included Ajmer and Pushkar, drive back to Delhi International Airport for your next destination.

Important Notes & Tips:

* Pace: Given the travel times, this itinerary is extremely full. Think about extending the tour to eight days or adding an additional night in Jaipur if you would rather go at a slower pace.

* Lodging: This schedule is predicated on typical hotel stays. Depending on your preferences, you can select either luxury or affordable options.
* Clothes: Consider the season when packing. Bring warm clothing because the winter months of October through March can be quite cold, particularly in the mornings and evenings. April through June is the hottest time of year. Wear modest clothing, particularly when you're at a place of worship.

* Guides: You will have a better experience at major attractions Taj Club Holiday manage Expart guide service on demand .

* ID Proof: Always have a legitimate ID on you.

* Photography: Remember to bring your camera.

* Tipping: It's customary in India to leave tips for drivers, guides, and hotel employees.

* Visa: Prior to your trip, make sure your Indian visa is up to date.

 * Pushkar Fair: The renowned Pushkar Camel Fair, a significant cultural event, may be available to you if you are scheduling your trip for late October or early November (Kartik Purnima). This would necessitate making reservations well in advance and modifying the schedule.

This is a suggested itinerary. Taj Club Holiday can customize it further based on your interests, pace, and budget.

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