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Golden Triangle
7 days ex Delhi Experience Indian culture, See the sights of Old Delhi, Explore the Red Fort of Agra, Go birdwatching in a rickshaw, Discover a ghost town in Bharatpur, Stroll the streets of pink Jaipur,
The perfect introduction to India's three most popular destinations - Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Explore both the icons and secrets of India on this exciting and compact trip.
Physical Rating: 2
Culture Shock Rating: 3
Accommodation: Hotels/guesthouses (6 nts)
Transportation: Train, taxi, metro, cycle rickshaw, local bus
Trip Style: Intrepid Original
Group Size: Maximum of 12 travellers per group
Departure: Departure is guaranteed
Budget: Allow USD $100 for meals not included.
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| Call (800) 237-0301 for more information or to book today! Mention code 6067610 | | Intrepid Travel | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | Day 1 | Delhi | The starting point for an adventure, Delhi is a chaotic medley of bazaars, museums, temples, mosques and colonial buildings. Weave your way through the modern cars, rickshaws and bullock carts to experience fast-paced city life. | | Day 2 | Agra | Take a fast train to Agra. This former Mughal capital is home to some impressive buildings, including the romantic Taj Mahal and massive Red Fort, which dominates the skyline. The fort is a maze of halls, mosques, chambers and gardens which forms a small city in its own right. | | Day 3 | Bharatpur Heritage Stay | Explore deserted palaces and pavilions of the Mughal kingdom of Fatehpur Sikri, a perfectly preserved ghost town. Take a rickshaw through Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary to spot exotic species. Have an Indian cultural experience, visiting a rural village and enjoying an evening of music and dance. | | Days 4-5 | Jaipur | The pink sandstone Palace of Winds, the enchanting Amber Palace and lively streets of the Old City make Jaipur a colourful place to visit. This friendly town is brimming with palaces and bazaars full of jewellery, textiles and local art. Be sure to check out the latest Bollywood blockbuster, sitting back in the art deco splendour of the Raj Mandir Cinema. | | Days 6-7 | Delhi | Search for silk, hand painted textiles or folk art in the Jaipur bazaars, then head back to Delhi for a final taste of the bustling city. Pehaps indulge in a traditional aloo gobi, or seek out some of India's famous sweet treats from a foodstall. The National Ghandi Museum and National Museum are both well worth a visit, or explore the ruins of Qutb Minar and Purana Qila. |
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time of printing/posting. Intrepid reserves the right to alter these prices
at any time. For trips departing between 01 January 2007 and 31 December
2007, the land price of your trip is guaranteed when you have paid in full.
For trips departing beyond 31 December 2007, prices are indicative only. The
itineraries and dates online and in our printed brochures are applicable
from 01 January 2007 until 31 December 2007. Beyond 31 December 2007 dates
and itineraries are indicative only and are subject to change. All
information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at time of
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significant) can and do occur. Intrepid will make every effort to keep you
informed of any changes, but cannot be held liable for any alterations made
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Loss of monies paid applies to all cancelled reservations. The date of trip
cancellation is the date on which the written cancellation is received by
Intrepid.
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