6-Day Golden Triangle Tour Itinerary | Experience My India

Experience My India's 6-day Golden Triangle covers Delhi, Agra and Jaipur from Rs 60,000 per person (4 star, twin sharing), and it is the length where you stop compromising. Six days gives roughly two days each to Delhi and Jaipur and a proper Agra stay, so the Taj sunrise, Fatehpur Sikri, both of Delhi's halves and Jaipur's forts, palaces and bazaars all fit without a single day that is a blur of windscreen views. If you want the definitive first-time India trip and have the week, this is it. This page gives you the full day-by-day plan, real fees, and the honest word on what a seventh day would and would not add. The circuit is about 720 km, and across six days no single day is a marathon. You get everything the shorter trips fight over, plus the things they drop: Jaipur's Nahargarh Fort at sunset, an unhurried old-city morning, real market time, and the Baby Taj without rushing. The honest information gain here is where the sweet spot actually sits: six days covers the core completely, and everything beyond it adds depth and relaxation rather than a fundamentally different Golden Triangle, so a seventh day is only worth it if you are adding an extension. Below is the plan done right.

Five days is comfortable; six is where the compromises disappear: Two full Delhi days, so both Old Delhi (Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid, Red Fort) and New Delhi (Humayun's Tomb, Qutub Minar, India Gate) get their due, plus a jet-lag-friendly arrival for long-haul travellers. A proper Agra stay, with the Taj at sunrise, Agra Fort, the Baby Taj and a Mehtab Bagh sunset, none of it rushed. Two full Jaipur days, which is what the city actually deserves: Amber, City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal on one day, and the forts most trips skip on the other, Jaigarh and Nahargarh at sunset over the whole Pink City. Real market and downtime, the bazaars, a cooking class, a pool afternoon, the things that turn sightseeing into a trip. Honest limit: beyond six days you add depth and relaxation, not a different Golden Triangle. A seventh day is worth it only to add Ranthambore's tigers or Udaipur's lakes, which is a separate decision.

Per person, twin sharing, with a 20 percent service margin and 5 percent GST already inside the number.

The foreign-national column is higher only because Indian monuments price by nationality; the gap on this route is about Rs 2,665 (Taj Rs 1,100 vs Rs 50, Agra Fort Rs 650 vs Rs 45, Fatehpur Sikri Rs 610 vs Rs 50, Amber Rs 550 vs Rs 100). OCI cardholders pay Indian rates with the physical card, and under-15s enter the Taj free. Children under 5 travel free; ages 5 to 11 at half. Solo travellers add the single supplement.