India presents a confluence of romantic tales from ancient times, a rich historical legacy and a composite cultural lineage. Every ruling civilization has left behind their own heritage in the form of language, arts, myths and legends and architectural wonders. The Golden Triangle tours takes you through the mystique of India as you have never seen before, through the long-lost lanes of these ancient corridors of history. Facilitating an impeccably planned tour itinerary, it cover the most important vertices of ancient Indian history in Northern India within a comfortable, luxurious trip. This program takes the tourists through the three most important cities in North-India – Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, all erstwhile (or present) capitals of proud, glorious empires.
The first stop is Delhi, the present capital of India and one of its most burgeoning and promising cities. Delhi represents a harmonious co-existence of modern urban planning and improvisation, and ancient cultures and heritage. Delhi was the seat of empire for the Mughal Dynasty, and now it is the capital city of India, a Mughal city, but it is also a city ofaldi (coastal city) which makes it an incredible destination. Delhi was the summer capital of the Delhi State, and this city is famous for its beautiful monuments, especially the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid. Its most popular attractions are:
Rama temple, the resting place of king Ram. It is a magnificent structure which has stepped through history, and has been a place of pilgrimage for Hindus, Buddhists and Jains.
The Mall in Old Delhi. This is among the oldest structures in the city and probably one of the most famous landmarks of Old Delhi. It is a very large structure, covering three acres of land, with much of the mall covered by beautiful gardens and grassy decks.
Humayun’s Tomb, which is in fact a very famous tomb, though privately owned. An authentic tomb has been dug in the structure. The tomb is about Diwan-I-Am or Palace of the splendid tomb. It is a very famous place and is covered with beautiful carpets, paintings, statues and having a priceless treasure of carpets. It is the pride of the last king of Delhi, It is the Diwan-I-Khaas or Palace of the Caucasians. Other attractions are the Jehangiri Mutt, India – Tunasim Arch and Mussoorie.
Agra may be known for Taj Mahal, but it is also a wonderful place to visit forificent Mussoorie. Mussoorie is a kind of small but eye catching White Fort of the seventeenth century which has been converted into a beautiful hotel. The fort however has other uses. It is a very popular destination for the tourists, which makes it the main attraction of the city. The Mussoorie beach, Rishikesh and the Himalayan butcher shop all add more charm to Mussoorie.
Let us now move to Char Dham Yala which is at an altitude of 4820 m and is a sunrise point for the South Eastern region. At an elevation of 4820 m, Char Dham Yala Becomes a heaven on earth for the nature lover. Char Dham Yala nestles in the lap of the high Himalayan range. One can find a whole host of mountains, streams, caves and deciduous forests on the Char Dham Yala. The mountain land of Char Dham is dotted with numerous and lush green vegetation and the place is enriched with exotic andchid and orchid gardens. Denizens of Char Dham include both the nature lovers and those who indulge in adventurous sports.
We shall now move to Manali Pradesh and, to Begin with, Manali is situated at an altitude of 4820 m and is a very renowned destination for the adventure lovers. The valleys, steep ridges and rocky landscape make this place a beautiful place to visit. Besides the scenic beauty, this place is also famous for its significant and rich cultural heritage.
The city of Manali also known as the River City is the major attraction of Manali tours. It is a significant place in the history of India. In the early days the land of Indus was divided into three – Delhi, Punjab and Madhya Pradesh – after which region it was stretched north-eastwards. Later on the British decided to occupy and occupy this region in 1847 and it became the Kandham Land. After the liberation of India in 1873, it was gifted with a protective shield by the British Monarch, Victoria, hence the name of Manali. Later in the year 1977, the city became the capital city of the state and now it is called capital city of Indian Monarchies. A very significant part of the heritage of Manali Pradesh is the local heritage and culture.
