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Golden Triangle — Delhi, Agra & Jaipur 5 Nights / 6 Days · Private Tour · India's Most Iconic Journey Overview The Golden Triangle is India's most celebrated travel circuit — and for good reason. In six days, you move through three of the country's most extraordinary cities: Delhi, the layered capital where Mughal grandeur and modern India collide; Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, one of the world's most breathtaking monuments; and Jaipur, the Pink City of Rajasthan, where medieval forts rise above bazaars filled with colour and craft. This is the journey most international visitors begin their India experience with — and the one they remember longest. We handle every detail, from airport arrival to final transfer, so you can focus entirely on the experience. Highlights Sunrise at the Taj Mahal — the world's greatest monument to love, at its most luminous Amber Fort, Jaipur — a 16th century Rajput palace perched above a lake-filled valley Old Delhi — Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, and the living streets of Mughal India Humayun's Tomb — the architectural forerunner of the Taj Mahal, largely crowd-free Fatehpur Sikri — a complete Mughal city abandoned 400 years ago, perfectly preserved Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, City Palace — Delhi and Jaipur's finest monuments Accommodation All hotels are on twin/double sharing basis with daily breakfast included. Hotel Category Delhi Agra Jaipur Premium (5-star) The Lalit New Delhi / Hyatt Centric / Similar Radisson Hotel / Grand Mercure / Similar Radisson Blu / Hilton / Similar Luxury (4-star) Hotel Regent Grand / Hotel Golden Grand / Similar Royale Sarovar Portico / Golden Tulip / Similar Lemon Tree Premier / Zone by the Park / Similar What's Included Meet and greet on arrival at airport or railway station Private air-conditioned car throughout — Sedan for 2 pax, Innova Crysta for 4 pax 5 nights hotel accommodation with daily breakfast Welcome drink on arrival at each hotel All transfers and intercity road journeys 24-hour helpline throughout your trip All toll, parking, and driver overnight charges What's Not Included International or domestic flights and train tickets Monument entrance fees and guide charges at sightseeing sites Jeep safari, camel safari, or activity charges Meals other than breakfast Personal expenses — tips, laundry, telephone, alcohol, insurance Single room supplement (available on request) Pricing   Pricing Per person on twin sharing basis. Inclusive of GST. Valid April–September 2026. Please inquire for other months. We can give you a quote. Luxury (4-star Hotels) 2 Travelers — ₹39,599 per person ($471 USD) 4 Travelers — ₹35,162 per person ($419 USD) Premium (5-star Hotels) 2 Travelers — ₹53,126 per person ($632 USD) 4 Travelers — ₹48,690 per person ($580 USD) Prices are per person on twin sharing basis. Single room supplement available on request. USD pricing indicative — final invoice in INR. Good to Know Best season: October to March for ideal weather. April to June is warmer but fully manageable with early morning sightseeing. Visa: India e-Visa available for citizens of USA, UK, EU, and most countries. Apply at least 72 hours before travel at indianvisaonline.gov.in. Arrival city: Delhi (DEL — Indira Gandhi International Airport). Customisation: This itinerary can be extended with Ranthambore Tiger Safari, Varanasi, or a South India circuit. Contact us to build your complete India journey. Book This Trip 📧 contact@keyterns.com 📱 WhatsApp: +918925156565 Submit your travel dates and requirements → We respond within 24 hours.

Day 1: Arrival at Khajuraho Airport and Transfer to Hotel  Arrival at Khajuraho Airport to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel in Khajuraho.  About Khajuraho - Khajuraho is located in India’s largest state, Madhya Pradesh. One of the  most popular tourist destinations in India, Khajuraho has the country’s largest group of  medieval Hindu and Jain temples.   The beautiful and erotic Kamasutra carvings that swathe Khajuraho’s temples are among the  finest temple art in the world.  Khajuraho has the most incredible ancient temples in the world. Known as the Khajuraho  Group of Monuments, these temples were built during the rule of the Chandela dynasty and  have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Day 02: Morning Panna national Park & Afternoon S/Seeing in Khajuraho  Temples  Early Morning Enjoy the Panna National Park and back to Hotel.  Panna National Park is home to some of the best wildlife species in India, and is one of the most  famous Tiger Reserves in the country. The park is known worldwide for its wild cats, including  tigers as well as deer and antelope.  DISTANCE FROM KHAJURAHO 40kms.   Afternoon S/Seeing of Khajuraho Temples – Western & Eastern group of Temples.   After Lunch visit Western Group: Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Chitragupta Temple, Vishwanath  Temple, Laxman Temple, & Eastern Group: Jain Temple, Aadinath Temple, Parsavanath  Temple.  Western Group of Temples:   Kandariya Mahadeo: dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the largest of Khajuraho temples, reaching to  a height of 31 m. The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a lingam, a phallic symbol associated with  vigor, fertility and potency. The main shrine of the temple is known for its exquisite  representation of gods, goddesses, along with celestial maidens and lovers.   Chaunsat Yogini Temple: dedicated to goddess Kali, is the earliest surviving shrine of the  western group. It is the only granite temple and depicts amative couples in sensuous postures.   Lakshamana Temple: is famous for the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, along with goddess  Lakshmi. What is truly remarkable here is the three-headed idol of Vishnu's incarnations,  Narasimha and Varaha in the finely carved sanctum sanctorum of the temple.   Chitragupta Temple: dedicated to Sun God, is famous for a three- headed image of Brahma,  enshrined in this temple. A Nandi bull faces the shrine.   Varaha Temple: houses a nine-feet high boar-incarnation of Lord Vishnu.     Eastern Group of Temples:   The Eastern Group of Temples of Khajuraho can be divided into two, the temples dedicated to  the Jain pantheon and the temples dedicated to Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The Jain Temples  of the Eastern Group of Temples include.  Parsavanath Temple: It is dedicated to Parsavanath, the Jain Tirthankara. It is the largest Jain  Temple present there. It is a well decorated temple.   Adinath Temple: It is dedicated to Adinath, a Jain Tirthankara. The sculpted figures of Yakshis  are particularly famous here.  Overnight at Hotel in Khajuraho.  Day 03: Khajuraho to Bandhavgarh (260 kms / 05hrs)  Morning After breakfast check out the Hotel and drive to Bandhavgarh check in Hotel in  Bandhavgarh. Overnight at Hotel in Badhavgarh.  Bandhavgarh has the highest density of Bengal tigers known in the world, and is home to  some famous named individual tigers. Charger, an animal so named because of his habit  of charging at elephants and tourists (whom he nonetheless did not harm), was the first  healthy male known to be living in Bandhavgarh since the 1990s. A female known as Sita,  who once appeared on the cover of National Geographic and is considered the most  photographed tiger in the world was also to be found in Bandhavgarh for many years.    Day 45: Morning Safari in Bandhavgarh & Drive to Kanha (250Kms / 04.5hrs) Morning Enjoy the Bandhavgarh National Park.  Today you will get an early wakeup. Get ready for Jeep safari and the wildlife adventure of  Bandhavgarh begins. The duration of safari is about five hours accompanied by an experienced  forest guide. You return to hotel by 11a.m. Lunch at the resort.  Post Lunch then drive to Kanha. Overnight at Hotel in Kanha.  Day 05: Morning Safari in Kanha & drive to Jabalpur (200Kms / 04hrs) Airport  drop fly to Indore  Morning Enjoy the Kanha National Park.  The Kanha National Park was originally a part of the Gondwanas or the “land of the Gonds”.  The forest of the Kanha Tiger Reserve was inhibited by two indigenous tribes of Central India,  the Gonds and the Baigas. The vicinity of the reserve is still occupied with the villagers of these  tribes.  Located in Mandla and Balaghat districts, the Kanha Tiger Reserve is being occupied by two  major sanctuaries, the Hallon and the Banjar Sanctuaries. Respectively covering the area of 250  sq km and 300 sq km, the Kanha Reserve together forms a greater area of 1,949 sq km.  Today you will get an early wakeup Packed Breakfast. Get ready for morning Jeep safari and  the wildlife adventure of Kanha begins. The duration of safari is accompanied by an  experienced forest guide. You return to hotel. Lunch at the resort.  Post Lunch at Kanha then drive to Jabalpur Airport drop Evening fly to Indore and Arrival at  Indore Airport to Hotel.   Day 06: Day Excursion to Omkareshwar & Ujjain.  Morning After Breakfast Day Excursion to Omkareshwar & Ujjain.   Omkareshwar visit a famous pilgrim center and house one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva.  Omkareshwar: Omkareshwar is a sacred island on the Narmada river in Madhya Pradesh. It  rests at the meeting point of the Narmada and the Kaveri rivers, divided north to south by a  deep gully. The shape resembles the holiest of all Hindu symbols, 'Om'. The island comprises  two soaring hills and is divided by a valley. It is one of the holiest Hindu sites in India due to the  presence a jyotirlingam, one of the twelve in India. Shri Omkar Mandhata The temple stands  on an island formed by the fork of the Narmada. The fine carvings on the soft stone are  exquisite example of detailed work. The frieze figures on the upper portion are the most  striking. The stone roof of the temple is intricately carved. The verandahs with columns carved  in circles, polygons and squares, encircle the shrine. Siddhnath Temple The temple is a fine  example of early medieval Brahminic architecture. The most stunning feature is a frieze of  elephants carved upon a stone slab at its outer perimeter. 24 Avtars It is a cluster of Hindu and  Jain temples, remarkable for their varied architectural modes.  Ujjain visit - some of its famous temples such as Kaliadeh Palace, Bade Ganesh ji Ka Mandir,  Gopal Mandir, Kal Bhairava, Navagarha Mandir and Mahakaleshwar Temple.  UJJAIN - Modern Ujjain is situated on the banks of the river Shipra, regarded since times  immemorial as sacred. The belief in the sacredness of Shipra, has its origins in the ancient  Hindu mythological tale of churning of the Ocean by the Gods and the Demons, with Vasuki,  the serpent as the rope. The ocean bed first yielded fourteen gems, then Lakshmi, the Goddess  of wealth, and finally the coveted vessel of Nectar. Then began the wild scramble for  immortality with the demons chasing the Gods across the skies, and in the process, a few drops  were spilt, and fell at Hardwar, Nasik, Prayag, and Ujjayini. Hence the sanctity of the waters of  the River Shipra on whos banks this temple town is situated. And back to Indore   Overnight at Hotel in Indore.    Day 07:  Departure & Transfer After breakfast check out the Hotel then departure transfer Indore airport to board the flight  for your onward destination. Service End.

Day 1 – Arrival at Gwalior Airport and Transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel in Gwalior.   About Gwalior, a historical city in central India, is renowned for its magnificent hilltop fort,  impressive palaces, ancient temples, and vibrant bazaars.  Having served as the seat of several dynasties all through history, the city offers a great glimpse  into the royal past of India.  It’s hard not to get mesmerised by the city’s historical and cultural charm.  From the incredible Gwalior fort to the iconic Jai Vilas Palace, this city tour is the best way to  experience Gwalior’s medieval majesty.  Explore the awe-inspiring Gwalior Fort - one of the largest forts in India. Set atop an isolated  rock, towering over the old city, the Gwalior Fort is a star attraction of the city.  Day 2  – Full day Sightseeing Gwalior   After breakfast Sightseeing in Gwalior.   Visit to Gwalior - Gwalior Fort (Mansingh palace, Saas Bahu Temple, Teli ka Mandir, Jain  sculptures), Jai Vilas Palace Museum, Mohammed Ghaus and Tansen’s Tombs, Gujari Mahal,  Sun Temple.  Overnight at Hotel in Gwalior.     Day 3 – Gwalior - Orchha. (130Kms / 02hrs)     After Breakfast check out the hotel and drive to Orchha. Overnight at Hotel in Orchha.   About Orchha is a hidden gem in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh waiting to be  explored. The town was founded in the 16th century and served as the capital of the Bundela  dynasty.  As a result, it is home to several impressive palaces and temples which showcase a stunning  blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture. Day 4  – Full day Sightseeing Orchha.   After Breakfast Sightseeing in Orchha   Visit to Orchha : Jahangir Mahal, Raj Mahal, Rai Parveen Mahal, Chaturbhuj Temple, Laxmi  Temple, Cenotaph • Ram Raja Temple Aarti.  Overnight at Hotel in Orchha.  Day 5 – Orchha – Panna (250Kms / 04.5hrs)     After breakfast check out the hotel and drive to Panna. Overnight at Hotel in Panna.  Panna National Park is home to some of the best wildlife species in India, and is one of the most  famous Tiger Reserves in the country. The park is known worldwide for its wild cats, including  tigers as well as deer and antelope. Day 6 – Morning and Afternoon Enjoy the Jungle Safari in Panna National Park.     Early Morning Enjoy the Panna National Park and back to Hotel around at 11:30 and Lunch at  Hotel then Afternoon enjoy the Panna National Park and back to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel in  Panna.          Day 7 – Day Excursion to Khajuraho and back to Hotel   After breakfast full day Excursion to Khajuraho Temples and Back to Hotel and Overnight at  Hotel in Panna.   About Khajuraho: The Khajuraho Group of Monuments date from around 1000 AD, when the  Chandela Dynasty ruled this area. Originally there were 85 temples, of which only 22 still exist.  There are both Brahman and Jain temples at the site. The temples are beautifully decorated on the outside: bands of sculptures surround the walls. These depict life in the time of the  Chandellas. Some of the sculptures are remarkable because of their erotic displaying.       Western & Eastern Group –Western Group Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Chitragupta Temple,  Vishwanath Temple, Laxman Temple, & Eastern Group : Jain Temple, Aadinath Temple, Lord  Brahma Temple.   Western Group of Temples:-   Kandariya Mahadeo: dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the largest of Khajuraho temples, reaching to  a height of 31 m. The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a lingam, a phallic symbol associated with  vigor, fertility and potency. The main shrine of the temple is known for its exquisite  representation of gods, goddesses, along with celestial maidens and lovers.   Lakshamana Temple: is famous for the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, along with goddess  Lakshmi. What is truly remarkable here is the three-headed idol of Vishnu's incarnations,  Narasimha and Varaha in the finely carved sanctum sanctorum of the temple.  Chitragupta Temple: dedicated to Sun God, is famous for a three- headed image of Brahma,  enshrined in this temple. A Nandi bull faces the shrine.   Varaha Temple: houses a nine-feet high boar-incarnation of Lord Vishnu.   Eastern Group of Temples:-   The Eastern Group of Temples of Khajuraho can be divided into two, the temples dedicated to  the Jain pantheon and the temples dedicated to Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The Jain Temples  of the Eastern Group of Temples include   Parsavanath Temple : It is dedicated to Parsavanath, the Jain Tirthankara. It is the largest Jain  Temple present there. It is a well decorated temple.   Adinath Temple: It is dedicated to Adinath, a Jain Tirthankara. The sculpted figures of Yakshis  are particularly famous here.   Day 8– Departure & Transfer     After breakfast check out the Hotel then departure transfer Khajuraho airport to board the  flight for your onward destination. Service End.  

From the creators of our Viator Badge of Excellence-winning Chennai Birding Trip, explore our Birding & Wildlife Trips   The Royal Safari — Golden Triangle with Tiger Safari 7 Nights / 8 Days · Private Tour · Heritage and Wildlife Combined Overview India's two greatest experiences — its Mughal and Rajput heritage and its extraordinary wildlife — combined in one eight-day private journey. The Royal Safari follows the Golden Triangle circuit of Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra, and adds two days at Ranthambore National Park — one of India's finest tiger reserves and the only place in the world where Bengal tigers roam freely against a backdrop of medieval fort ruins. This is the itinerary for the international traveler who wants it all: the Taj Mahal at dawn, a full day in Delhi's historic quarters, Jaipur's Amber Fort, and early morning jeep safaris through the forests of Ranthambore with a genuine chance of encountering a Bengal tiger in the wild. Most of our international guests who come to India for the first time choose either the Golden Triangle or a wildlife safari. This trip does both — and does them properly. Highlights Taj Mahal at sunrise — white marble luminous in the early morning light Bengal tiger safari at Ranthambore — two safaris giving maximum sighting opportunity Ranthambore Fort — a 10th century fort inside the national park, dramatically atmospheric Amber Fort, Jaipur — one of Rajasthan's finest palace complexes Old Delhi — Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Red Fort Fatehpur Sikri en route — the great abandoned Mughal capital Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Minar, India Gate Accommodation All hotels on twin/double sharing basis. Breakfast included throughout. Ranthambore properties are on all-meals basis (APAI). Hotel Category Delhi Jaipur Ranthambore Agra Premium (5-star) The Lalit New Delhi / Hyatt Centric / Similar Radisson Blu / Hilton / Similar The Tigress / Bagh Serai / Similar Radisson Hotel / Grand Mercure / Similar Luxury (4-star) Hotel Regent Grand / Similar Lemon Tree Premier / Zone by the Park / Similar Aangan Resort / Tiger Den / Similar Royale Sarovar Portico / Golden Tulip / Similar   Note: Ranthambore jungle properties are on all-inclusive meal plan (breakfast, lunch, dinner) as dining options outside lodges are very limited. What's Included Meet and greet on arrival at airport or railway station Private air-conditioned car throughout — Sedan for 2 pax, Innova Crysta for 4 pax 7 nights hotel accommodation — breakfast included throughout, all meals at Ranthambore Welcome drink on arrival at each hotel All transfers and intercity road journeys including Delhi drop on Day 8 24-hour helpline throughout your trip All toll, parking, and driver overnight charges What's Not Included International or domestic flights and train tickets Ranthambore jeep safari charges — approximately ₹1,500–2,500 per person per safari (we can pre-book on request) Monument entrance fees and guide charges Meals other than included above Personal expenses — tips, laundry, telephone, alcohol, insurance Single room supplement (available on request) Pricing Per person on twin sharing basis. Inclusive of GST. Valid April–September 2026 (excluding long weekends and festival periods). Ranthambore safari charges additional. For any other dates, please connect with us to get quote.  Luxury (4-star Hotels) 2 Travelers — ₹57,603 per person ($686 USD) 4 Travelers — ₹51,693 per person ($615 USD) Premium (5-star Hotels) 2 Travelers — ₹78,296 per person ($932 USD) 4 Travelers — ₹72,386 per person ($862 USD)   Note: Prices are per person. Single room supplement available on request. USD pricing indicative — final invoice in INR. Ranthambore jeep safari charges (approx. $18–30 per person per safari) are additional and can be pre-booked through us. Good to Know Best season for tigers: October to June. Ranthambore closes July 1 and reopens October 1. April and May offer the highest tiger sighting probability as animals concentrate around waterholes. November to February is most comfortable for the heritage portion of the itinerary. Tiger sighting probability: Ranthambore has one of the highest tiger sighting rates in India — approximately 80% of safaris encounter tigers or fresh signs. Two safaris on Day 6 significantly increases your chances. Visa: India e-Visa available for citizens of USA, UK, EU, and most countries. Apply at least 72 hours before travel at indianvisaonline.gov.in. Arrival city: Delhi (DEL — Indira Gandhi International Airport). Customisation: This itinerary can be extended with Varanasi and Madhya Pradesh tiger reserves (Kanha, Bandhavgarh) for a longer Central India wildlife circuit. It can also be combined with a South India wildlife or birding circuit — fly Delhi to Chennai after Day 8. Contact us to build your complete India journey. Why This Trip with KeyTerns We are a Chennai-based experiential travel company with 9+ years of experience designing wildlife and heritage journeys for international visitors from the USA, UK, and Europe. Every trip is private — designed around your group, your pace, and your interests. We work with experienced local guides and naturalists at every destination, and our 24-hour helpline means you are never without support during your journey. Rated Excellent on TripAdvisor. 85% repeat and referral clients. Book This Trip 📧 contact@keyterns.com 📱 WhatsApp: +918925156565 Submit your travel dates and requirements → We respond within 24 hours.