Golden Triangle Tour of India
A curated journey through India’s spiritual, natural, and historic heart
11 days
$23,500 per person



Stunning natural beauty, peaceful villages, bustling cities, magnificent temples, extraordinary birds and wildlife: to experience India is to be deeply touched in one’s innermost being.

Stunning natural beauty, peaceful villages, bustling cities, magnificent temples, extraordinary birds and wildlife: to experience India is to be deeply touched in one’s innermost being.
A sensorial parade of spirituality, rich flavors, incense, architecture, and humming streets
How does one describe a country that stretches from the 28,000-foot high snow-capped Himalayan Mountains in the north that shelter the elusive snow leopard, to the sun-kissed beaches and swaying palm trees on the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal in the south? On the edge of the great desert of Rajasthan, one finds the magical cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Agra, renowned for the incredible palaces of their Maharajas. And of course, the Taj Mahal. Taking in the delicate details and perfect symmetry of this masterpiece of Muslim art at dawn is incredibly moving.
On the banks of the sacred Ganges, the city of Varanasi quite simply defies description—the epicenter of spirituality where death, rebirth, belief, and mundane life all meet. Jungles teeming with exotic birds, tigers, elephants, and even rhino, are bordered by sleepy villages where little has changed in the past 100 years. This is the land of Bollywood, where people really do bust out in song and dance. It is a highly spiritual country, home to Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists.

India, incredible India, is a land of contrasts. Exquisite beauty, fabulous wealth, grinding poverty, pomp and ceremony, magnificent palaces, colorful saris, dusty landscapes, charm, politesse, patience, and acceptance are all juxtaposed at any one moment. Add a heady mix of incense, spice, marigolds, sitars, and raucous car horns. Not insistent; not shouting “Get out of my way,” but rather, “Toot toot, I’m behind you, passing on left."
How does one describe a country that stretches from the 28,000-foot high snow-capped Himalayan Mountains in the north that shelter the elusive snow leopard, to the sun-kissed beaches and swaying palm trees on the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal in the south? On the edge of the great desert of Rajasthan, one finds the magical cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, and Agra, renowned for the incredible palaces of their Maharajas. And of course, the Taj Mahal. Taking in the delicate details and perfect symmetry of this masterpiece of Muslim art at dawn is incredibly moving.
On the banks of the sacred Ganges, the city of Varanasi quite simply defies description—the epicenter of spirituality where death, rebirth, belief, and mundane life all meet. Jungles teeming with exotic birds, tigers, elephants, and even rhino, are bordered by sleepy villages where little has changed in the past 100 years. This is the land of Bollywood, where people really do bust out in song and dance. It is a highly spiritual country, home to Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Jews, Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists.
India, incredible India, is a land of contrasts. Exquisite beauty, fabulous wealth, grinding poverty, pomp and ceremony, magnificent palaces, colorful saris, dusty landscapes, charm, politesse, patience, and acceptance are all juxtaposed at any one moment. Add a heady mix of incense, spice, marigolds, sitars, and raucous car horns. Not insistent; not shouting “Get out of my way,” but rather, “Toot toot, I’m behind you, passing on left."
My overall experience was amazing and I have come back with the most wonderful lifelong memories. The trip was what I pictured in my mind and more. I was in very good hands and trusted and loved my guide as well as the local team that worked behind the scenes 24/7.
Tania Chamlian, 2025 Traveler
For most of India, the best time is from October through May, with the ideal time for wildlife viewing being February and March. India has an extraordinary variety of climatic regions, ranging from tropical in the south to temperate and alpine in the Himalayan north. In December and January, temperatures average around 50–59°F in the area around New Delhi. Temperatures rise as one proceeds towards the equator, peaking around 68–77°F in mainland India’s southeast. December and January can have freezing temperatures at night in Rajasthan and at the higher elevations in the north, though most of the northern states experience cool and dry winters as they are sheltered by the Himalayas.
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From the Taj Mahal to tiger-rich national parks, India unfolds as a richly layered luxury journey of history, wildlife, and living culture
Agra is a fixture on most luxury India tours for its headline attraction, the Taj Mahal, but it's not the only icon. Don't rush through without visiting the red-hued Agra Fort, the Jama Masjid mosque, and Itmad-ud-Daulah’s tomb, with its white marble facade and intricate inlay of semi-precious gems.