Touring India in Luxury - Golden Triangle Tour and More

There are many places in India that are worth visiting at least once in a lifetime. Between the great monuments and art masterpieces, lie a range of markets and restaurants. It is not possible for people to take detours while touring by trains and airplanes. If one has to see the real aura of a place, it is found in the glorious markets and food of that place. Walking could be well a strain. Hiring private, small vehicles helps in grabbing the actual essence of places you visit while on any tour.

The best way to experience the Golden Triangle Tour is to go travelling in a car. Being a small vehicle, you can take detours as and when you want - just to experience the local markets and enhance your touring experience. The Golden Triangle tour covers three important cities: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Each of these cities has its own elegance and stories.

The Golden Triangle tour starts from Delhi. You can see the Red Fort built by Emperor Shah Jahan to showcase his power and pomp. The beautifully crafted Red Fort has its own market surrounding the place that you can explore either by foot or by the car you hired. Qutub Minar is another monument in Delhi that you need to visit. Built in the early years of Moghul raj in India, the minaret is one of its kind in the entire world. The next stop in the Golden Triangle tour is Agra, a world heritage place and one of the seven wonders. Agra is famous for Taj Mahal, a tomb built by Shah Jahan for his love towards his queen. There is another Red Fort in Agra, built of red sandstone showcasing elegant architecture. The tour then takes you to Jaipur in Rajasthan. This city showcases the taste of Hindu kings and queens of Rajasthan. Jaipur is worth visiting for both Hawa Mahal and the market that sells items you won't find in any other part of the world.

Top Ideas For a Holiday in Germany

Seeking a holiday destination where you could be enjoying fresh mountain air one day, and dining at a glitzy inner city restaurant the next? Germany has it all.

Potential Destinations

A good place to arrive is Munich, Germany's third largest city, located on the river Isar in Bavaria. Liked by both locals and tourists, it doesn't come as a surprise to find out Munich ranks highly in the world's city liveability indexes. But it is arguably most-known for its annual Oktoberfest beer festival.

Within the city visit Nymphenburg Palace, Alte Pinakothek museum, and the site of the 1972 Olympics.

If you fancy a brief escape into the wild, visit Neuschwanstein Castle, Linderhof Palace, or simply hike along the Bavarian Alps.

In the north of the country is Hamburg, Germany's second largest city. It boasts a fair few inner city attractions worth seeing such as the Reeperbahn nightlife district, Fish Market and Town Hall building. You can also take a boat trip in the city's Alster river. Outside the city, take day trips to the Baltic seaside stopping off in the darling city of Lubeck, the Frisian Islands, and Wilhelmshaven with its impressive naval museum.