Golden Triangle with Ranthambore

You’ll arrive in Delhi, one of India’s major international gateways with excellent global and domestic connectivity. After exploring the capital’s blend of history and modern culture, you’ll travel to Agra for the Taj Mahal, continue to Jaipur for royal palaces and bustling bazaars, and then unwind in Ranthambore National Park for thrilling wildlife encounters. The route follows a smooth, well-connected circuit for a balanced travel rhythm.

Delhi gives you a powerful introduction to India with iconic monuments, vibrant food, and layered history. Agra is home to the Taj Mahal, the ultimate symbol of love. Jaipur brings regal charm with forts, palaces, and local crafts. Ranthambore adds a wild twist — ancient ruins wrapped in dense forest, with the Bengal tiger reigning as the star of the show. Together, these places tell India’s story through architecture, culture, and nature.

You can extend your journey with Udaipur for lakeside romance, or push deeper into Rajasthan’s deserts with Jodhpur or Jaisalmer. For nature lovers, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is a short hop from Agra. These additions allow you to keep discovering India’s diversity while maintaining a relaxed pace.

You’ll stay in comfortable boutique hotels in Delhi and Jaipur, a heritage-style stay in Agra, and a nature lodge in Ranthambore. We choose properties that enhance your experience — grand Mughal views, pink city charm, and wildlife at your doorstep. Each stay is selected for warmth, authenticity, and a strong sense of place.

Absolutely. Couples love the romance of the Taj Mahal and the intimate feel of heritage hotels. Families enjoy engaging storytelling, wildlife safaris, and accessible travel distances. Solo travelers find this route culturally rich, friendly, and easy to navigate with expert guidance.

Yes, the activities are designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all age groups. Workshops, cultural tours, and even safaris are conducted at a comfortable pace. However, it’s advisable to inform us of any specific mobility or dietary requirements in advance so we can make necessary arrangements to ensure everyone’s comfort.

Yes. Ranthambore National Park is one of India’s most popular tiger reserves. Dawn and dusk safaris take you through dramatic landscapes where tigers roam freely, along with leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles, deer, and vibrant birdlife. It’s a thrilling shift from city streets to the raw beauty of the wild.

Yes, we provide both tailor-made and DIY options. Tailor-made itineraries allow complete customization based on your pace, interests, and travel style, while our DIY option comes with a planning fee to guide you with a detailed itinerary and suggestions. 

Foreign travellers require a visa to enter India, which can typically be obtained online as an e-Visa. Travel insurance is recommended for health and travel contingencies. Connectivity is generally good in cities and popular tourist areas, though remote or rural destinations may have limited network coverage. For detailed guidance on visas, insurance, and connectivity, please refer to our India destination page.