Heritage Palace on Wheels Golden Triangle Tour

Sitting a little close to the heart of India, is the city which is known for its immense historical importance and its impact worldwide, Jaipur. Gifted to Rajasthan by Sawai Jai Singh in the 18th Century, the city proudly embodies his name and influences till date. From the monuments like Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, City Palace which speak of the rulers who came and went, the colourful bazaars which add more charm to the Pink City, the different flavours of food that give more energy to travellers to explore and lastly the temples which pour in peace and warmth, is the perfect description of a stay in Jaipur.

As soon as one leaves the historical bounds of Jaipur, that they enter the land that hears the roars of the wild every day, Ranthambore. The pride of Rajasthan and the whole of India, it is one of the most visited and largest national parks one would find on the mother nation. There must be something unique about Ranthambore that first, it was the love of Maharajas of Jaipur and at present that of wildlife photographers who come to pay a visit here often. Along with giving shelter to Tigers, Striped Hyenas, Leopards, Sambar deer, Nilgai, Chital, Jackals, and more wild species, the national park is a loving home to avifauna as well.

Time seems to slow down as and when travellers enter Agra, the land deeply influenced by Mughals and their fine architectural style. The city which is an integral part of the golden triangle is most loved for its age-old tourist attractions which are also UNESCO World Heritage Sites namely Taj Mahal, an iconic monument built by Shah Jahan for his wife Mumtaz Mahal; Agra Fort and Fatehpūr Sikrī. When the whole afternoon goes into exploring, the travelers make sure that they visit the streets of Agra in the evening to take back home its famous petha(soft candy), try its local street food and make some space for the miniatures of Taj Mahal as travel souvenirs.