6 days · Private planningClassic Golden Triangle
Delhi → Agra → JaipurThe India you’ve dreamed of, beautifully connected.

Mughal monuments, royal cities and mountain horizons.
An eleven-day private journey combining Delhi, Agra and Jaipur with four nights in Kashmir. Stay two initial nights in Delhi, one in Agra, two in Jaipur and another in Delhi before flying to Srinagar. The valley chapter has two nights in Srinagar, one in Pahalgam and a final Srinagar night before the return flight to Delhi. Discover Dal Lake, Gulmarg, the Lidder Valley and selected Aru or Betaab Valley visits. Excursions and local access arrangements are tailored to the season and confirmed flight times.
This is a proposed itinerary, not a guaranteed departure or availability statement. The final route, travel connections and services will be confirmed in your written proposal.
Explore the lanes of Old Delhi with a local guide
Visit the Taj Mahal at a time suited to your route
Discover Amber Fort and its architectural details
Explore Srinagar’s gardens and lakeside setting
Meet your driver at Delhi airport and transfer to your hotel. Keep the day flexible after your journey, with time to rest. For an early arrival, a short New Delhi orientation may include an India Gate drive-past and the surrounding government district, subject to local traffic and security arrangements. A full sightseeing day begins tomorrow; no major monument visits are assumed after a late flight.
Suggested overnight: DelhiBegin in Old Delhi with Jama Masjid and the Chandni Chowk area, allowing time for a guided walk or an optional cycle-rickshaw ride. Continue to Raj Ghat if it suits the route, then take a lunch break. In the afternoon, visit Humayun’s Tomb and finish with an India Gate drive-past if not covered on arrival. Qutub Minar can replace an afternoon visit according to your interests, rather than adding another cross-city journey. Access, prayer times and opening schedules will shape the final order.
Suggested overnight: DelhiTravel by private vehicle to Agra, allowing approximately 4–5 hours including normal breaks, with traffic delays possible. Check in or leave your luggage at the hotel, then explore Agra Fort with your guide. If time and energy allow, choose an optional Mehtab Bagh visit for views towards the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna. Keep the evening relaxed before tomorrow’s early start. Hotel check-in time and monument tickets are confirmed in your quotation.
Suggested overnight: AgraVisit the Taj Mahal around sunrise, subject to opening conditions, weather and your agreed schedule. Return for breakfast and check out, then continue to Jaipur with a visit to Fatehpur Sikri en route if included in your proposal. Allow approximately 5–6 hours of road travel plus 1–2 hours for the sightseeing stop and meal breaks; this is a full travel day. Reach Jaipur and settle into your hotel. The Taj Mahal is closed to general visitors on Fridays, so your advisor will adjust the Agra visit or route before confirmation.
Suggested overnight: JaipurStart with Amber Fort, allowing time to appreciate its courtyards and architectural details. Stop for an exterior view of Jal Mahal on the return towards the city, then take a lunch break. Visit the City Palace and Jantar Mantar, with a Hawa Mahal façade photo stop planned along the route. The order is adjusted around traffic, opening hours and your pace. If you prefer longer visits or market time, replace one afternoon attraction rather than trying to add everything. Craft demonstrations and shopping stops are optional.
Suggested overnight: JaipurAfter breakfast, return by private vehicle to Delhi, allowing approximately 5–6 hours plus breaks and traffic delays. Check in to your hotel and relax before tomorrow’s flight. If you arrive early, a short Connaught Place walk or a Gurudwara Bangla Sahib visit can be discussed as an optional stop. No same-day flight to Srinagar is assumed after the drive; the Delhi overnight separates the two journeys.
Suggested overnight: DelhiTransfer to Delhi airport for your confirmed flight to Srinagar. Meet your local driver on arrival and continue to your booked hotel or houseboat. After an early arrival, a visit to Nishat Bagh or Shalimar Bagh can be planned if open and timing allows; choose one rather than fitting every garden into the flight day. Enjoy a shikara ride on Dal Lake if included and operating conditions permit. For a late arrival, keep the day for transfer and rest and discuss how to adjust the lake experience.
Suggested overnight: SrinagarLeave after breakfast for Gulmarg, allowing approximately 2–3 hours each way, with longer journeys possible during snow, traffic or local restrictions. Enjoy the meadow setting and accessible viewpoints. A Gulmarg Gondola ride requires advance tickets and is optional unless specified in your proposal; the booked phase and actual operation determine the experience. Return to Srinagar. This day is dedicated to Gulmarg; Sonamarg is not added to the same programme.
Suggested overnight: SrinagarDrive to Pahalgam after breakfast, allowing approximately 3–4 hours plus breaks. Check in or leave your luggage at the hotel, then enjoy lunch. If the agreed timing permits, visit Betaab Valley using the locally required sightseeing transport, returning for a relaxed evening by the Lidder Valley. A brief Awantipora ruins stop may replace the valley visit when preferred; both are not automatically packed into the transfer day. Entry fees and local transport are included only if quoted.
Suggested overnight: PahalgamBegin with an Aru Valley excursion if road and weather conditions permit, allowing approximately 2–3 hours including the local return drive and time to enjoy the setting. If Betaab Valley was deferred, it can replace Aru today rather than adding another outing. After lunch, return to Srinagar, allowing approximately 3–4 hours on the road plus breaks. Settle into your hotel for the final Kashmir night. No further long sightseeing programme is promised after the return journey.
Suggested overnight: SrinagarTransfer to Srinagar airport for your confirmed flight to Delhi, allowing the locally advised time for airport access and security checks. The proposed eleven-day tour ends in Delhi. Keep a generous buffer before any onward international flight, or add a Delhi hotel night when schedules or separate tickets make it appropriate. Domestic flights, baggage allowances and airport transfers are included only when listed in your quotation. No distant sightseeing is scheduled before departure.
Well-located, comfortable hotels selected around your route and preferences. Specific properties and room categories will be listed in your quote.
Consider distinctive properties that add a sense of place. Location, room differences and facilities will be explained before you choose.
Discuss established luxury hotels and relaxing retreats. Requested hotels and premium room categories remain subject to availability.
No specific hotel or room category is guaranteed by this sample itinerary. Your proposal will name the options and explain the applicable availability and booking conditions.
These are planning options, not a promise that every item is included. Your individual quotation is the definitive record of inclusions, exclusions and price.
Yes. This itinerary is a starting point. Add rest time, remove a stop or extend the journey; we will explain the effect on transport, availability and price.
The quotation depends on your dates, traveller count, hotel and room choices, transport and included services. Use remarks to share an approximate budget if you have one.
Private arrangements can be included as specified in your quote. Driver and sightseeing-guide services are different. Some activities, trains, boats and safari outings may be shared.
No. Opening schedules, permits, weather and availability can affect plans. We will explain the relevant conditions before you confirm.
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