With our Ashram situated in Vrindavan, just in between Delhi and Agra, we are at the perfect place for visits to the three cities of the famous 'Golden Triangle' - Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. After several inquiries and a lot of questions to the locations, the best means of travel and ways to find out that one does not get cheated by taxi or rickshaw drivers and shop owners, we decided to offer a guided 'Golden Triangle Tour' ourselves. It is an India journey for those who wish to have a 'safe adventure', accompanied by someone who speaks the local language and can thus make all arrangements for you. You can sit back, make your experiences and enjoy the diversity of India!
Click here if you would like to make this tour!
Day 1: You will be picked up in Delhi - be that at the airport or at a hotel - and come to Vrindavan in a drive of about three hours. Here at the Ashram you will have time to arrive, settle in and get to know the Ashram family. To give you the possibility to fully leave the stress of travelling behind, you will receive an Ayurvedic massage which relaxes body and mind.
Day 2: This day will be dedicated to experiencing Agra. We will start our day trip early so that we have the chance to see the Taj Mahal at sunrise - a special time in which this tribute of love shines in its full beauty! After visiting this majestic monument, one of the seven world wonders, we will go on to our second destiny of the day, the Red Fort of Agra. Dive into the world of 1001 nights on this day in Agra!
Day 3: Without any hurry we will start towards Jaipur, the capital of the desert state Rajasthan. Depending on how we feel like, we will start exploring the pink city, visit the City Palace and the Ram Niwas Garden, further discovering how the royals lived in a time when their palaces and forts were built all over the country.
Day 4: Waking up in the royal town Jaipur, we will use this day for a trip up to Amber Fort to enjoy a terrific sight from the top of the hill over the surrounding area. Upon our return to the pink city, we will have time to see sights that we omitted the day before, like the Hawa Mahal, a palace that is built for letting the air naturally cool it. Of course there will also be time to do some shopping for souvenirs - Jaipur's fabrics and the Rajasthani style of clothing is popular all over the world!
Day 5: Leaving the capital of Rajasthan, we will travel to the capital of India, to Delhi. After settling in the hotel, we will still have time to visit the Red Fort of Delhi and the close-by market Chandni Chowk, one of the oldest and liveliest markets of Delhi.
Day 6: There is a lot to see in Delhi and that's how we will start early to visit Humayun's Tomb, Raj Ghat, India Gate, Qutub Minar, the Lotus Temple and of course drive past the President's House and the Parliament House. If we feel like it, we will make a stop at Connaught Place to do the last shopping of our tour.
In the evening we will either drop you off at the airport or a hotel of your choice in Delhi or take you along to Vrindavan, if you would like to extend your stay in India and stay some days longer at the Ashram.
We can take you on this tour at any time of the year! If you come alone or with your partner, if you come with one friend or with a full group of friends, we can show you Delhi, Jaipur and Agra.
| Duration | Price |
|---|---|
| 1st October to 30th April | 1150 Euro |
| 1st May to 30th September | 1050 Euro |
The prize difference is due to the higher expenses of travelling from October to April. The prizes include all travelling costs in an AC / heated car, accommodation at the Ashram or in hotels of good quality, good vegetarian food in the hotels and Ayurvedic food at the Ashram as well as an Ayurvedic massage at the Ashram and of course the company of a well informed and Hindi-speaking guide. The prizes do not include entry fees to any sights.
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Of course there are thousands of tour packages and holiday offers for your travel to India and you are probably overwhelmed with the choice. This is why we want to make it easy for you to decide whether you would like to go with us or not.
We run our Ashram here in Vrindavan and due to inquiries and the feedback of travellers we decided to offer guided tours with which people, also single women, can feel safe to travel around India. You will thus not be with a tour guide whose profession it is to rattle through historical dates and point out sites. You will be with a member of the Ashram family who will enjoy showing you the beautiful sides of the country. We will have fun together and the best thing is that you don't need to worry about how much to pay to rickshaw drivers, what to tip in the restaurant or how to find the way back to your hotel.
So if you would like to have a fun trip, exploring these cities of India but also getting to know the life at the Ashram, this may just be the right Golden Triangle Tour for you!
Click here if you would like to make this tour!
If you have any questions during the preparation for your journey, you may find information on India travels here. If there is still anything unclear, you can of course write to us any time!
Shree Bindu Sewa Sansthan is a registered charitable trust and all profit of this retreat will go to our Children Charity projects.
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