India Golden Triangle

! Welcome to India!

Upon arrival in Delhi, our representative will welcome you at the arrival lounge with a sign of your name. You will then be taken to the hotel by private car. Upon arrival at the hotel, he will help you complete the check-in formalities and explain the content of your trip in detail.

The fascination that this country exerts, with its mixture of races, creeds and customs; Its landscapes, its temples, palaces, forts, its dreamlike places, the hospitality of its people... make it something unique, which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. A trip to India becomes an absolutely unique and unforgettable experience. But be careful, my traveler friend, if you visit India you run the risk of wanting to return to it forever.

Capital of India since 1911, the urban core of Delhi also includes the place that was capital during the successive kingdoms and empires prior to British colonization: Old Delhi. Both cities are located in the State of Delhi, in an area located west of the Yamuna River - one of the tributaries of the Ganges - and are part of one of the largest metropolitan areas on the planet.

After breakfast, leave the hotel for a full day visit to Old and New Delhi.

We will visit the majestic Jama Masjid Mosque, built in 1656 by Emperor Shah Jahan, with three imposing black and white marble domes and two twin minarets flanking its majestic central arch. A grand staircase of red sandstone leads to the magnificent arched doors.

We will also visit Raj Ghat, the Mausoleum of Mahatma Gandhi, erected in 1963 in the place where Gandhi lived from 1917 to 1930. It was built by Charles Correa in tribute to Gandhi, to disseminate his ideas, his letters, his photographs and other documents that They mark the trajectory of the search for freedom. Enjoy a fascinating Rickshaw ride “Man-Pulled Cart” in Chandni Chowk to see its typical markets and bazaars. We will also take a panoramic tour of the Red Fort.

In the afternoon we will visit the modern part of Delhi. The tour begins on the wide avenue where the parliament is located, surrounded by large gardens and several administrative buildings; At one end is the Puerta de la India, a triumphal arch that commemorates the First World War; in the other Rashtrapati Bhawan, wonderful structure and official residence of the President of India. The architecture is a mix between Indian and European styles, with a strong syncretism between elements of the Mughal empire and Buddhist and Hindu art. We will also visit the Qutub Minar, a five-story victory tower. This monument looms over the historic site where Qutbuddin Aibak laid the foundation of the Delhi Sultanate. In 1193 he built the Mosque of Quwwat-ul-islam (Power of Islam) and the Qutub Minar to announce the advent of the Muslim sultans.

After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Jaipur.

Near the village of Samode, about 42 kilometers from Jaipur, there is a building ordered to be built by the nobles of the Amber court. It was originally built in the 16th century as a fortress, but at the beginning of the 19th century it was converted into a palace in a style between Hindu and Mughal. Although the structure is made of sandstone, the interiors were decorated with marble, mosaic walls, mural paintings, mirrors. In 1987, the palace became a hotel with 43 rooms and all kinds of luxuries, which has allowed a wonderful conservation.
Upon arrival in Jaipur, check into the hotel.

Jaipur also known as ''The Pink City'', due to the color of its most emblematic buildings. In its cheerful streets, camels make their way between motorcycles and elderly villagers with turbans coexist with young people dressed in Western clothing.

At dusk, attend the aarti ceremony at the Hindu temple
Accommodation at the hotel.