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Golden Triangle tour: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur 
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Golden Triangle tour: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur
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Golden Triangle with kids
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View detailsGolden Triangle Tour — 6 days, Delhi, Agra and Jaipur 
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Golden Triangle Tour — 6 days, Delhi, Agra and Jaipur
6 days / 5 nightsFree cancellation
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View details10 Days Delhi Agra Jaipur with Golden Temple Tour 
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10 Days Delhi Agra Jaipur with Golden Temple Tour
10 days / 9 nightsFree cancellation
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How many days do I need in Delhi?
Two to three days covers Old and New Delhi at an easy pace. Most travellers use Delhi as the start, and sometimes the end, of a wider trip, so our packages give it one to three nights: the Golden Triangle Tour — 6 days spends a night at each end, and the ten-day Golden Temple tour three. Every trip is tailor-made, so extra Delhi days can be added before or after the route.
When is the best time to visit Delhi?
October to March, when the weather is at its most comfortable for sightseeing. Within that season, November to January can bring spells of very poor air and dense morning fog that may delay flights and trains, so leave some slack in winter plans. April to June is very hot, with heatwaves, and the monsoon brings humid, rainy weeks from about late June to September.
Which Delhi sights are closed on Mondays?
The Red Fort is closed on Mondays, and so is Swaminarayan Akshardham. Humayun's Tomb and the Qutub Minar open every day from sunrise, so a Monday can still be a full sightseeing day if it is planned around them. The Red Fort also closes to visitors for several weeks before Independence Day on 15 August each year. In Agra, the Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays.
Which airport and railway stations serve Delhi?
Flights arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport. The main long-distance railway stations are New Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Old Delhi (Delhi Junction) and Anand Vihar Terminal, in different parts of the city, so check which one your ticket names. The Gatimaan Express to Agra leaves from Hazrat Nizamuddin. On our packages, your private car and driver handle the transfers each package lists.
How far are Agra and Jaipur from Delhi, and can I visit them as day trips?
Agra is about 200 km from Delhi, under two hours by fast train or roughly three to five hours by road; Jaipur is about 260 km by road. Day trips are possible but long. Our dated Golden Triangle itineraries stay a night in Agra so you can reach the Taj Mahal at sunrise. If a day is all you have, our Agra tour packages and Jaipur tour packages include day trips from Delhi.
Does winter fog or air pollution affect a Delhi trip?
It can. From about November to January, calm, cold weather traps pollution over Delhi, and the Commission for Air Quality Management brings in graded restrictions as air quality worsens, the strictest when it turns severe. Dense fog on winter mornings can delay flights and trains. If you have a respiratory condition, ask your doctor before a winter trip. The North India Classic Tour — 14 days builds a little slack into its connecting days for this reason.
Is Delhi safe for first-time visitors?
Yes, with the usual big-city precautions: use the transport arranged for you or official taxis, agree any fare before you set off, keep valuables close in crowded markets such as Chandni Chowk, and take extra care after dark. On our packages a private car and driver cover the road legs, a local guide shows you the city, and support is available 24/7 during the trip.
What should I wear to Delhi's mosques and temples?
Cover shoulders and knees, and wear shoes you can slip off easily, since footwear comes off at most places of worship. Swaminarayan Akshardham publishes a strict dress code: shoulders, chest, back and upper arms covered, and nothing above the knee. A light scarf is useful wherever a head covering is asked for. Your guide will tell you what each site expects before you go in.
Do your Delhi tours start and end in Delhi?
Every dated itinerary here starts in Delhi. The Golden Triangle Tour — 6 days and the 10 Days Delhi Agra Jaipur with Golden Temple Tour also end there; the Varanasi route ends in Varanasi, and the North India Classic finishes in Rishikesh. Every trip is tailor-made, so the specialist plans the first and last days around your flights.
About Delhi Tour Packages
Our Delhi tour packages are private trips that start in the capital, suited to first-time visitors who want North India's best-known sights without a shared coach. They range from the six-day Golden Triangle with Agra and Jaipur, and a slower version for families, to longer routes on to Varanasi, Amritsar or, over two weeks, Rajasthan and Rishikesh. Each is tailor-made and confirmed with a written quote before you pay anything.
Reviewed by Experience My India Editorial Team · Updated 20 Oct 2026
Why go to Delhi
Delhi is two capitals in one city. Old Delhi is Shahjahanabad, the walled city the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan founded in 1638, with the Red Fort, the Jama Masjid and the lanes of Chandni Chowk. New Delhi is the capital the British decided on in 1911 and opened in 1931, with its government buildings on Raisina Hill and India Gate. The city holds three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Red Fort, the Qutub Minar complex and Humayun's Tomb, the garden tomb whose style the Taj Mahal later perfected. For a first trip to North India, Delhi is also the practical start: an international airport, fast trains to Agra and an expressway towards Jaipur.
How many days to give Delhi
Delhi is where these routes start, so our packages give it one to three nights rather than a separate stay. The Golden Triangle Tour — 6 days has a night in Delhi at each end; the Golden Triangle with Varanasi — 8 days one night at the start; the North India Classic Tour — 14 days two; and the 10 Days Delhi Agra Jaipur with Golden Temple Tour three. To see Old and New Delhi properly, our Delhi travel guide suggests two to three days, which can be added to any package.
When to go
October to March is the season Delhi Tourism recommends and the one our packages are planned for, with the most comfortable weather for walking the monuments. It has two catches. From about November to January, calm, cold weather can trap pollution, and graded restrictions tighten as air quality worsens; dense fog on winter mornings can also delay flights and trains. April to June is the hot weather season, with heatwaves, and the monsoon brings humid, rainy weeks from about late June to September. Month by month: best time to visit Delhi.
How to reach Delhi
Flights arrive at Indira Gandhi International Airport, and the main long-distance railway stations are New Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Old Delhi (Delhi Junction) and Anand Vihar Terminal. Agra is about 200 km away: under two hours on fast trains such as the Gatimaan Express from Hazrat Nizamuddin, or roughly three to five hours by road on the Yamuna Expressway, depending on traffic. Jaipur is about 260 km by road; the official estimate on the newer Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is around three and a half hours, though leaving the city adds time. On our packages, your private driver covers the road legs.
What our Delhi tour packages include
Every package is private, never a shared coach, with your own car and driver and a guide in each city as the package lists, Delhi included. Hotel stays (as confirmed at enquiry) and daily breakfast come with the dated itineraries that list them; the Golden Triangle tour page leaves hotels out but includes help booking monument tickets in advance. Domestic flights are included where the route needs them: Delhi–Amritsar–Delhi on the Golden Temple tour, and Jodhpur–Varanasi and Varanasi–Dehradun on the North India Classic. Monument entry fees, international flights and the Jaipur–Varanasi flight on the Varanasi route are not included.
How to choose your Delhi tour package
- A first trip of about a week: the Golden Triangle Tour — 6 days, with a night in Agra for the Taj Mahal at sunrise.
- Children aged about six and up:Golden Triangle with kids: fewer sights a day, pool time, Amber Fort on foot or by jeep.
- Your own pace on the classic route:Golden Triangle tour: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.
- Monuments, then the Ganges:Golden Triangle with Varanasi — 8 days, with early starts.
- A pilgrimage stop in Punjab:the ten-day tour with Amritsar's Golden Temple.
- Two weeks: the North India Classic Tour — 14 days, on to Udaipur, Jodhpur, Varanasi and Rishikesh.
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