Delhi, Agra and Jaipur cover the classic must-sees. A fourth stop in Udaipur adds the lakes and palace architecture the standard circuit leaves out.
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur form India's most travelled tourist circuit for good reason — the Red Fort, the Taj Mahal and Amber Fort are genuinely essential. But the standard three-city loop skips Rajasthan's lake city entirely, and Udaipur's combination of water, palace architecture and a slower pace is a natural complement to the denser, more monument-heavy first three stops.
This itinerary picks up where a typical Golden Triangle tour ends — after Jaipur, rather than flying home or onward, we drive south to Udaipur for two nights, giving the trip a calmer close instead of ending on the most crowded leg of the circuit.
Arrival and an afternoon at Red Fort, Jama Masjid and the lanes of Chandni Chowk.
A drive to Agra with visits to Humayun's Tomb and Qutub Minar en route or on arrival.
A sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal followed by Agra Fort, then a drive on to Jaipur via Fatehpur Sikri.
A full day at Amber Fort, City Palace and Hawa Mahal in the Pink City.
A 6-7 hour drive south from Jaipur into Rajasthan's lake district.
City Palace, Jagdish Temple and a sunset boat ride on Lake Pichola.
A relaxed final morning — Saheliyon Ki Bari or Fateh Sagar Lake — before your onward flight from Udaipur.
2 travellersA comfortable, fuel-efficient choice for couples covering the full circuit.
4-6 travellersThe most-booked option for this route — space for luggage and long-drive comfort.
7-14 travellersKeeps a larger family or friend group together across the whole route.
It's designed to start in Delhi following the standard Golden Triangle order, but we can reverse the route to start in Udaipur if that better matches your flight arrangements.
We drive it, typically 6-7 hours by road; a domestic flight is also an option if you'd prefer to save the travel time, which we can help coordinate.
Our core fleet and drivers operate within Rajasthan; for the Delhi-Agra legs we coordinate with trusted partner operators so the whole 7-day trip is booked as one seamless itinerary.
It's a fuller pace than our Rajasthan-only tours since Delhi and Agra are dense with sightseeing; most guests find it works well precisely because Udaipur at the end offers a deliberately slower close to the trip.
October through March offers the most comfortable weather across all four cities, particularly for the early-morning Taj Mahal visit and Udaipur's outdoor sightseeing.