Its popular name was earned from the shape that the three
cities makes: a triangle. The Golden Triangle India showcase the diverse
landscapes, cultures, and histories, especially the stunning examples of Mughal
and Rajasthani architecture.
Here are three
important cities of Golden Triangle India:
1. DELHI
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| India Gate is an icon of Delhi |
This capital city of India has an extreme diversity as it is
a melting pot of antique way of life, modern high-technology, and everything in
between. Delhi is divided into New Delhi and Old Delhi, each offers a unique
look into the many different layers of India.
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| Jama Masjid in Old Delhi is the largest and the most popular mosque in India |
Best Points:
√ India
Gate is an icon of Delhi and is a popular monument in India.
√ The
Red Fort in Old Delhi has an eerie method of construction.
√ Humayun’s
Tomb which was built in the mid-16th century is thought to have inspired the
Taj Mahal.
√ Jama
Masjid in Old Delhi is the largest and most stunning mosque in India. Get a
glimpse of Delhi's Muslim culture and architecture by visiting Jama Masjid.
√ Qutb
Minar complex, which was built in the 13th century, is the most impressive
ancient ruins in Delhi.
Bad Points:
√ Delhi is very over-polluted city.
√ The problem
with hygiene commonly seen on the streets.
2. AGRA
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| Taj Mahal is the monument of love built by Shah Jahan for his beloved wife. |
Tourists from all over the globe come to Agra every year to
witness the beauty of the world-famous Taj Mahal. But Agra offers plenty more attractions
and historical landmarks than just Taj Mahal.
Best Points:
√ Taj Mahal, the monument of love built by Shah Jahan for
his beloved wife, Mumtaz. The spectacular Taj Mahal is definitely the city’s
biggest tourist attraction.
√ Agra Fort is one of the finest Mughal forts
in India. This historical monument was made from a combination of red sandstone
and marble,.
√ Akbar Mausoleum is the impressive marble
tomb of the great Mughal Emperor.
√ Kinari
Bazaar is the place to shop spices, textiles, jewelry, marble work, and many more.
√ The location of Agra is on the extremely
picturesque Yamuna River.
Bad Points:
√ Heavy traffic causes a lot of congestion.
√ There are street vendors who overly persistent
selling souvenirs, and it can be annoying.
3. JAIPUR
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| Hawa Mahal is the most iconic landmark in Jaipur. |
Jaipur, also known as the Pink City, is a historically and culturally
rich destination in India. Jaipur has the best examples of Rajasthan
architecture that were built in the 6th century, inspired by Hindu, Islamic,
and colonial influences
Best Points:
√ City
Palace is one of the outstanding architectures of Mughal and Rajasthani
dinasty. City Palace is the home to the former royal family located in the
center of Old City.
√ Hawa
Mahal is the most iconic landmark in Jaipur that was built in the 18th century
with intricately layered in design.
√ Jantar
Mantar is an astronomical observatory built in the 18th century. It has the
bizarre looking 20 astronomical instruments that are used to measure the
heavens.
Bad Points:
√ Lack of public transportation, with the bus routes are limited and lack of bus stops.
√ Jaipur is very over-polluted.
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| Jaipur has the best examples of Rajasthan architecture |
7 Travel Tips to Golden
Triangle India
√ Best time to visit the Golden Triangle India is October
through March for the warmest, and sunniest weather.
√ One full week is recommended to fully experience the
Golden Triangle cities, with the typical start and end point is Delhi.
√ Travel around the Golden Triangle by car, bus, or train.
But the best way is renting a car and hire a driver, because India has the lack
of traffic rules and the lack of public transportations.
√ Visit attractions in the early morning or late afternoon
to escape crowds.
√ Don’t drink the water from the tap. Better buy bottled
water.
√ Dress appropriately and nothing too revealing, especially when
entering a mosque or a temple. It is also good for safety reason.
√ Respect the diversity of the culture, way of life, or pace
of daily routine.
Visiting the Golden Triangle India may not be the easiest
trip, but the abundance of ancient attractions and fascinating sights are more
than worthwhile.
There will be times visitors will have to contend with
crowds, culture shocks, or change plans when traveling. However, from the
adventurous trip like this will come out some of the best life-changing travel
stories.
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