Adventurous Golden triangle with Wildlife
New Delhi-Mandawa-Jaipur-Ranthambore-Agra
8 days

Wildlife can stir you up.
No matter how old you are or where you belong, wildlife is capable of lighting up faces and turning them into actual glow balls.
Golden Triangle with Wildlife trip is all about that last bit. Is the perfect amalgamation of a well-established tour plan and wildlife safari, sprinkled with some rural tokens.
Like every other Golden Triangle Trip, this one too starts at Delhi, the capital of India.
Here heaps and heaps of history will welcome you at places like Qutub Minar, Humayun Tomb, India Gate and Chandni Chowk.
The trip will further accelerate to Mandawa which is the largest open art gallery in the entire world. Here, you’ll relish in the Fresco art that will ooze from every nook and cranny.
Later, on this trip, one can go gallivanting to Jaipur, the pink city of Rajasthan.
Here, amid the cultural avalanche learning about Rajasthan’s plush cultural comes as no surprise. In the gist of which, you’ll explore monuments like Hawa Mahal, Amer Fort and City Palace.
However, the star of this trip will meet you at the honey-hued camouflaged jungle of Sawai Madhopur.
It is here that you’ll get the opportunity to spot the Great Bengal Tiger in all its glory. In this process, you’ll come across many other species that exist in this arid jungle.

After getting a full bird’s eye view of the place and exploring every corner of it, you’ll get going to visit the topping of this cultural concoction Agra.
Festooned with regal charms and influences of Mughal Architecture, Fatehpur Sikri will be the first structure that will welcome you to this land of Gold.
However, it will still be the dreamy Taj Mahal that will awe inspire you and make your jaw drop.
Agra will be all about glitter and shine of Mughal Era and will focus on Mughal marvels like Agra Fort and Mehtab Bagh.
But your trip will end in Delhi where you’ll fly back and spend some quality time with the city. Believe us; this city will surely move you and we say that because that’s a fact.
Get details on this trip here.