✈️ How to Reach

• By Air: All three cities have good air links. Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) serves Delhi; Agra has Kheria/Agra Airport (food/seasonal flights) and Jaipur has Sanganer Airport (JAI) with direct flights from major Indian cities.
• By Rail: The Golden Triangle is very well connected by trains — high-frequency and comfortable trains link Delhi–Agra and Delhi–Jaipur. There are also direct trains between Agra and Jaipur.
• By Road: Well-maintained national highways connect the three cities. Many travellers prefer private cars or tourist coaches (Delhi → Agra ≈ 3–4 hrs, Agra → Jaipur ≈ 4–5 hrs depending on route).

📆 Best Time to Visit

• October to March – Cool, pleasant weather ideal for sightseeing and photography.
• April to June – Hot summer months (carry sun protection). Early mornings and evenings are best for outdoor visits.
• July to September – Monsoon brings occasional showers; landscapes look greener but expect humidity.

🏞️ Top Activities

Visit the Taj Mahal (Agra)

Explore Agra Fort

Trek / elephant ride to Amber Fort (Jaipur)

Photo stop at Hawa Mahal (Jaipur)

Rickshaw & food walk in Old Delhi (Chandni Chowk)

🎒 What to Pack

• Light cotton clothes for daytime; a light jacket for winter mornings/evenings
• Comfortable walking shoes for forts, markets and city walks
• Sunscreen, hat, and water bottle (especially in hotter months)
• Power bank and universal travel adapter
• Passport / government-issued ID and copies of hotel bookings

⚠️ Travel Tips

• Start early for major sights (Taj Mahal, Amber Fort) to avoid crowds and heat.
• Book Taj Mahal entry tickets and Yamuna-side access/time slots in advance where possible.
• Use trusted transport or pre-booked cars between cities; agree fare for local autos/rickshaws beforehand or insist on the meter.
• Carry some cash for small shops and markets; cards are widely accepted in hotels and big restaurants.
• Respect local customs; dress modestly when visiting religious sites.