India Travel Guide: The Golden Triangle
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- čas přidán 24. 01. 2019
- India is an irresistible country for travellers from all walks of life. From the incredible food to the ancient ruins to the unique and vibrant culture, India is an unforgettable destination for every kind of traveller. Whether you’re looking for a fast-paced adventure or a laid-back vacation, you’ll find it in India’s Golden Triangle.
The Golden Triangle connects Delhi, the country’s capital; Agra, the regal home of the Taj Mahal; and Jaipur, also known as The Pink City. While the route itself isn’t very long, the sights visitors see will be treasured for a lifetime! After all, they don’t call it Golden for nothing!
Beginning in Delhi, visitors will gape at Mughal-era architecture and history, from ancient forts to incredible monuments to high-tech skyscrapers and shopping centres. Take a ride on a rickshaw, feast on incredible food, and sip chai on a rooftop lounge. The possibilities are as endless as Delhi’s history!
Next, venture to Agra, the storied city home to India’s powerful nobility. One of the most famous buildings in the world, the Taj Mahal, can be found here, welcoming millions of visitors a year. Depending on the time of day you visit, you may discover it tinged pink with the rising sun, or beautiful gold under the moon. You can also stop at other incredible sites leftover from the Mughal empire, such as the Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.
Finally, end your trip to the Golden Triangle with a visit to Jaipur, or “The Pink City.” Here, you’ll find incredible buildings built with pink sandstone, giving the city an ethereal quality you won’t soon forget. Take a stroll through one of the many traditional shops, and find the perfect antique or handmade souvenir to bring home with you.
A visit to India is always something special, but following the Golden Triangle route means you’ll truly be able to see this amazing country. Whether you’re planning your trip right now, or still in the daydreaming phase, why not head to TourRadar and check out a few Golden Triangle tours for yourself?
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Narration by International Voice Over Artist: Greg Marston: bit.ly/2R9ZCxx
India is such a wonderful and amazing land !!!! I visited it last year and....WOW !
I loved the art, i loved the food, i loved the amazing temples so much and i loved the wonderful people that lives there ! 🙏
India is really an incredible place with wonderful people 🇮🇳
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
info@cluetrip.co.in
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😊😊
Welcome ❤
I am from South India I took a Golden Triangle Tour from Eastern Sojourns, a company based in Greater Kailash New Delhi. They really helped to enjoy this travel and made it a memorable one.
One day i Will going to India.
Welcome....🇮🇳
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You missed India..
North east India:full of greenery,mountains,forest,waterfalls,beautiful valleys and lot more.
Jammu & kashmir,dehradun,himachal: mountains,snow and lot more.
South India: again greenary and lot more unexplainable.
And finally tradition is common but in different ways for each region.
It has been 11 months since you commented this but the video is obviously only supposed to be focused on the popular tour in India, which is the Golden Triangle. You also forgot West India. (Gujarat, Maharasthra, Rajasthan and Goa) This region of India is also very popular for tourists, which should be obvious when it contains the cities of Mumbai, Pune, Udaipur, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Panaji, Vasco Da Gama and more.
@@AECcomputers As a north eastern I personally prefer natural places over man made monuments. It's everyone's own choice.
Incredible
Incredible :)
My country... Mere Bharath mahan
Great video 👌
Amazing video.. i must say a great hard work is behind this great work of art. But u have pronounced holy river Ganges wrong!
It is pronounced like u pronounce the word 'gang' . Thankyou
Yesss 😁
Incredible 🇮🇳 👍
This is incredible vedio I like most but ,one sad thing is there is no information about South India , there is no documentary video about south India . South India have haven places to visits. I request to do some documenty states about south part of India , Thanks
Coming soon 😉
India is not about only middle of it..north east India and south India has more beautiful places,greenery and lot more. But there is nothing about it.
Bro. Because this video is about the golden triangle.. and clearly the india's golden triangle do not lies in south india!
Thanks
Eight days! I’m trying to be in India for no more than four days , I’m not interested in Delhi so I want to travel the moment I land to spend two days in Agra one day in Jaipur and back to the airport in Delhi
Sounds like a great plan! Here's some four-day travel options for you: www.tourradar.com/d/india#duration=1-4
Enjoy your travels! 🌍
Please make a video on India's Golden Quadrilateral
Hi,
Really very nice travel pic and vedio.
I would like to a travel buddy who can take me and my husband for the local travels
you could have traveled in uttrakhand state for more enjoy......🏔✈
I need to return.
How much smack could I acquire while there for like $200 dollars us?
You shows wrong map of India. Kashmir is India's part, ok
these people are all saps
Totally disappointed......you forget to mention the heaven ....the only KASHMIR
It's a strict advice to the channel to acquire the in-depth knowledge of a country before making a video, KASHMIR (the integral part of india) is missing in the map. So dissapointed