Is a Classic Golden Triangle Tour a good option for a first trip to India?

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    Bhati tours 1 day ago

    I’m planning a trip to India and have been looking at the Classic Golden Triangle Tour covering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. From what I’ve read, this route seems like a great introduction to Indian history, culture, architecture, and local experiences.

    Delhi looks interesting for its historical landmarks and vibrant markets, while Agra is obviously a must-visit because of the Taj Mahal. Jaipur also seems completely different with its forts, palaces, colourful bazaars, and Rajasthani culture.

    For anyone who has already taken this route, how many days would you recommend for a comfortable trip? Is it better to follow a fixed itinerary or keep some flexible time for exploring local places?

    I’m also considering booking the tour through Bhati Tours because having transportation, sightseeing, and itinerary planning organised together seems more convenient.

    Would love to hear your experiences and suggestions about the Classic Golden Triangle Tour, especially regarding the best places to visit, ideal duration, and things that shouldn’t be missed.

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