Before sightseeing in Delhi, start the day with a great and healthy breakfast. You will see the beautiful Yamuna River and people of all religions. A fantastic tour for learning about India's history and culture.

Raj Ghat, the cenotaph for Mahatma Gandhi, will be the first stop on our journey. After that, you'll visit the crimson fort, followed by Jama Masjid, Asia's largest mosque. Later in the day, go shopping in Chandni chowk's market and tour the local market. Delhi's spicy and excellent street cuisine is also a must-try.

During the second portion of the day, you will see the British legacy that has been left behind. The spectacular Delhi sightseeing includes visiting Qutub Minar, India's tallest stone monument and a cultural site. It is considered the World's highest-bricked minaret and a perfect example of Indo-Islamic architecture.

You will visit India Gate, a national monument, in the evening. In addition, you can spend the evening seeing other sites such as the President's home and Humayun's tomb. Finally, our guide takes you to a motel for dinner and rest.

You will check out of the hotel following breakfast. Your next stop will be in Rajasthan, in the city of Jaipur. You will check out of the hotel following breakfast. Jaipur is characterized by steep hills surmounted by majestic forts and palaces, as well as lovely residences and gardens. The Jaipur tour will teach you about Rajasthan's different cultures. In Jaipur, culture and customs differ from what you observed in Delhi. Later in the day, you can visit Jaipur's local market before retiring to your hotel for the night.

You will start your Jaipur sightseeing trip in the morning after breakfast. The city palace, one of the city's most iconic structures, will be the first stop on your Jaipur tour. The former royal family still lives in a part of the palace, while the rest has been turned into a museum. You can also visit the Maharani's Royal, Mubarak Mahal, and Shri Govind Dev Temple, all located inside the palace grounds.

Moving on to the next stop, the lake palace, which was constructed between 1743 and 1746. You will also visit Jantar Mantar, a world heritage site and one of the most remarkable landmarks in the area. You'll also have the chance to meander through the local markets, where you may buy souvenirs, traditional Rajasthani apparel, and regionally qualified art items, among other things. Not to mention going back to the hotel to spend the night and have dinner.

After breakfast, you'll leave for Agra, the last stop on your schedule. You'll stop at your route to Agra at Fatehpur Sikri, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The great Mughal monarch Akbar built it in the 16th century. The culture of the Mughal city is a combination of Indian, Islamic, and Persian influences. You will continue your journey to Agra after exploring Mughal city. The Mughals left Agra and its surroundings with their finest architectural wonders because they were not only excellent rulers but also skilled architects. After arriving, you can spend the evening exploring the local market before spending the night in a hotel.

Agra tour includes one of the World's seven natural wonders that will be your destination today. Make the most of the chance to view the Taj Mahal at dawn. You will be amazed by the magnificence that the rising sun will bring to this one of the Seven Wonders of the World's white splendor. Shah Jahan, the grandson of Akbar the Great, created the Taj Mahal. The construction of this architectural marvel, which is entirely made of white marble, involved 22,000 workers and 1,000 elephants.

You'll also go to the Agra Fort and Itmad-ud-Daulah later. You can venture outside later in the evening to explore various locations or go shopping. Returning to the hotel for dinner and rest to round out the day.

Day 7 is the final day of your india golden triangle tour; after breakfast, you will be dropped off in Delhi. You will also be transported to the international airport in Delhi for your next flight.