The Golden Triangle is a large, mountainous region of approximately 200,000 km² in northeastern Myanmar, northwestern Thailand and northern Laos, centered on the confluence of the Ruak and Mekong rivers.
Overview
The Golden Triangle is a large, mountainous region of approximately 200,000 km² in northeastern Myanmar, northwestern Thailand and northern Laos, centered on the confluence of the Ruak and Mekong rivers.
Itinerary
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Welcome and Arrive Delhi Airport / Railway Station and meet our local representative who will transfer to the hotel. Check into the Hotel then Proceed to Delhi Sightseeing (If time permits ) Visit Akshardham Temple- A Great Hindu Temple Complex In Delhi. The Complex Displays Millennia Of Traditional Hindu Culture And Architecture And Attracts Approximately 70 Percent Of All Tourists Who Visit The National Capital.MEALS – Dinner
Today after breakfast Proceed For Full day Sightseeing Tour Of Delhi. Covering Jama Masjid, Red Fort, Raj Ghat, Humayun’s Tomb, Lotus Temple (Bahai), Qutub Minar, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Parliament House, Jantar Mantar & India Gate. Overnight Stay At Delhi.
Note - All monuments in Delhi are closed on every Monday. Entrance tickets not included. In case you wish to skip few sightseeing & do shopping - we can alter the plan as per your preference. ( On tour if you wish to change inform us before telling the driver) MEALS- Breakfast & Dinner
After Breakfast, Check out the Delhi Hotel. Proceed to Agra arrive and Check-In to Agra hotel. Afternoon visit Agra Fort & Taj Mahal , Overnight stay in Agra.
Agra Fort: The construction of the Agra Fort was begun by Emperor Akbar in
1565. Its massive walls stretch for 2½ km and are surrounded by a moat over
10 metres wide. The fort is really a city within a city, which embraces the Moti
Masjid, the Diwan-i-Am or the Hall of Public Audiences, the Diwan-i-Khas or the
Hall of Private Audiences, the Octagonal Tower, Jehangir’s Palace and many
more monuments
The World Famous Taj Mahal – The Most Precious Gift Of Love Built By
Emperor Shah Jahan For His Loving Wife Mumtaz And Also Visit The Marble
Inlay Making Factories To See Traditional Workers Making Amazing Marble
Crafts. Overnight Stay At Agra.
NOTE - Taj mahal is closed on Fridays, Entrance tickets are not included.
Tickets for Taj Mahal can be pre-booked online or also be purchased directly
at the site.MEALS- Breakfast & Dinner
After Breakfast & Check out from the Agra Hotel. Proceed to Jaipur Via Fatehpur Sikri UNESCO World Heritage site. The deserted red sandstone city built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar. Arrive at Jaipur and check in to the hotel & Overnight stay in Jaipur .
Optional and on extra payment basis:
Evening Chokhi Dhani visit- experience Rajasthani traditional dinner with live entertainment.
MEALS- Breakfast & Dinner
After breakfast, proceed to Jaipur Sightseeing: Visit Amber fort nestling among Aravali Hills built in 16th century by Raja Man Singh, enjoy an Elephant/jeep ride (Optional & on direct payment basis) at Amber fort, then visit Hawa Mahal (from out side)-a Palace of winds- it is the Jaipur’s most famous monument. In the afternoon you will visit the City Palace and Museum - City Palace-conceived and designed by Jai Singh is a fine blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture and is one of the most important architectural landmarks in Jaipur. Walk to the adjacent Jantar Mantar - an astronomical observatory. Rest of the day is free at your leisure for rest or shopping. You can visit the local markets for some window shopping. Jaipur is the most famous marketplace for Handicrafts, Gold & Diamond Jewellery. Evening visit Birla Temple for aarti ceremony. Overnight stay in Jaipur .
MEALS- Breakfast & Dinner
After Breakfast, Check out from the Jaipur Hotel and Proceed to Drop at Jaipur / Delhi Airport /Railway station For Your onward Journey.
MEALS – Breakfast
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- The UK isn’t one country; rather, it is a country within countries.
- The terms UK and Great Britain cannot be used interchangeably the latter is a geographical term that includes England, Scotland, and Wales.
- You can’t call a Scot/Welsh/Irish, English, or vice versa. It’s considered rude and even offensive by some.
- Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, a village in Anglesey, Wales, is one of the longest place names in the world.
- The UK shares its borders with only one country, The Republic of Ireland.
- You cannot own a mute swan in the UK as it is considered the property of the Crown.
- The UK is the 6th largest economy in the world.
- The UK is the world’s third largest tea consumer – an average person consumes around 2 kgs of tea annually.
- Golf, cricket, rugby, football, and a dozen other games were invented in the UK.
- The shortest war in history was fought between the UK and Zanzibar. It took place in 1896 and lasted 40 minutes.
- The Irish add an extra e to their whisky brands to differentiate them from the Scotch, Welsh, or English whisky.
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- UK offers Standard Visitor Visa for 6 months (single and multiple entry options available)
- You can also apply for a long-term visitor visa for 2/5/10 years, with a maximum of 6 month stay per visit.
- Pack according to the weather remember to carry warm accessories in spring, autumn, and winter.
- Carry an umbrella as the weather is unpredictable, and it can rain at any time.
- Pack comfortable shoes, as a lot of medieval cities have pedestrian only walkways.
- Don’t worry about food – the UK is the best place outside India for Indian food.
- It’s best to pre-book popular attractions like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey.
- Book a London Pass depending on where you’d like to visit.
- You can also buy city passes (for individual cities) or multi attraction passes covering multiple cities.
- Check with your credit card company about international fees. Cash is rarely accepted in the UK.
- Trains are the best way to travel across the UK. There are several tourist passes. For instance, the BritRail Pass is a great idea for tourists.
- Brush up on UK history before visiting the names and places can be overwhelming and confusing.
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