India’s Golden Triangle
Kulvir Singh Virk
The route between Delhi, Agra and Jaipur is known as the Golden Triangle of India. It is India’s most travelled and popular tourist route.
Since the three destinations provide exceptional historical and religious attractions, they are ‘golden’ for tourists. The good news is that using public transportation to get from one city in the Golden Triangle to another is rather simple.
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Most travellers begin their journey in Delhi. The city’s key attractions include the museums of the Mughal Red Fort, the imposing Qutb Minar and the India Gate.
Since the three destinations provide exceptional historical and religious attractions, they are ‘golden’ for tourists. The good news is that using public transportation to get from one city in the Golden Triangle to another is rather simple.
Visitors on a limited budget can catch the bus, as this is the most affordable mode of transportation. Despite this being chaotic and far from luxury, the experience is once in a lifetime.
Many travellers choose to use the train when exploring India’s Golden Triangle. It is possible to book tickets in advance, and taking the train allows you to take in India’s stunning, verdant landscape.
THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE
Most travellers begin their journey in Delhi. The city’s key attractions include the museums of the Mughal Red Fort, the imposing Qutb Minar and the India Gate.
The Taj Mahal is the most famous landmark in Agra. It is enormous and will stun any onlookers.
The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is often referred to as the ‘Pink City’ because of its pink-hued collection of walled structures.
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