Golden Triagle : Delhi, Agra And Jaipur

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North India attracts tourists and vacationists from all over the world. The region is full of tourist attractions and travel circuits. Golden triangle is one of the most preferred tourist circuits in northern India. This deserving travel circuit covers three major cities and tourist places of India. They are Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.

New Delhi is the national capital of the Republic of India. It is perhaps the most visited tourist places in northern India. There are many good reasons to visit this historic and historical city. The city mesmerizes the world with its unique combination of ancient charm and modern world charm. It is home to three UNESCO world heritage sites - Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb and Qutub Minar. Also kno

wn as the Lal Quila, the Red Fort is one of the most opulent mughal monuments in the country. The Qutub Minar is the longest brick minaret in the world. Humayun’s Tomb is a beautiful complex of tomb monuments. The main tomb is the tomb of mughal emperor Humayun. Lotus Temple (the Bahai House of Worship - one of the Seven Wonders of India), Akshardham Temple (the largest Hindu Temple complex in the world), Old Fort, India Gate (All India War Memorial), etc are other worth visit attractions of Delhi city tours. You will certainly love your Delhi city tours exploring its age-old and modern attractions.

Agra is an ancient and historical city located on the banks of Yamuna River in the province of Uttar Pradesh. There are three UNESCO world

heritage sites in this city. They are Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri. The Taj Mahal (the ult

imate symbol of love) is India’s star tourist a

ttraction and one of Seven Wonders of the World. This love monument was built by Shah Jahan in the commemoration o

f his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Built in red sandstone, A

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ed Fort is an architecturally beautiful fort complex built by mughal emperor Akbar. Fatehpur Sikri is an abandoned city situated in the outskirts of Agra City. Buland Darwaza (the largest gateway in the world), Panch Mahal, Jodha Bai Palace, Birbal Mahal, etc are attractions of Fatehpur Sikri. Itmad-Ud-Daullah (the Baby Taj or the Little Taj Mahal) is one another remarkable structure in Agra. This beautiful tomb monument was built by mughal empress Noor Jahan in the loving memory of her father.

Jaipur, also known as the Pink City of India, is the state capital of Rajasthan. It is one of the most popular tourist places in India. It is popular among tourists with forts, palaces, temples, gardens, museums, lakes and heritage hotels. City Palace, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Albert Hall Museum, Central Museum, Amber Fort, Jal Mahal, Jaigarh Fort, Nahargarh Fort, etc are attractions of Jaipur city tours.

In fact, Delhi, Agra and Jaipur are not to be missed attractions of north India tours and you will too not miss the opportunity. You can enjoy the trio of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur with golden triangle tour. The golden triangle is one of the most selling India tour packages offered by most India tour operators and travel agencies.

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Mumtaj Mahal children were

Mumtaz Mahal was the focal accomplice of the Mughal head Shah Jahan. Anyway, Mumtaz's residency was short-lived, she had a brilliant master life as she had full oversight over Emperor Shah Jahan's decisions, so much that he would even vindicate foes and assuage capital disciplines at the ruler's intervention. Mumtaz impacted the issues of the state as she filled in as the sovereign's fundamental specialist. She was also Shah Jahan's trusted countryman and would routinely go with his escort, ignoring her progressive pregnancies.

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Mumtaz's own life was one of happiness as she was the most unquestionable among the sovereign's life partners. Since Shah Jahan was absolutely blasted with Mumtaz Mahal, he contributed basically the aggregate of his energy with her, thoroughly ignoring his other two life partners at the same time. From now on, Mumtaz participated in the heavenliness of the Mughal Empire unbounded. In any case, Shah Jahan's outrageous love for her, finally, incited her end as she passed on at 38 years of age due to post-pregnancy release, while passing on her fourteenth child. Post her destruction, Shah Jahan charged a tomb for Mumtaz, which would later be broadcasted as one of the seven 'Marvels of the World.'

Mumtaj Mahal's children were:

• Shahzadi (Imperial Princess) Huralnissa Begum, b. 30 March 1613, d. 14 June 1616
• Shahzadi Jahanara Begum, b. 2 April 1614, d. 16 September 1681
• Shahzada (Imperial Prince) Dara Shikoh, b. 30 March 1615, d. 8 September 1659 in the succession wars at the hands of his brother Aurangzeb.
• Shahzada Mohammed Sultan Shah Shuja Bahadur, b. 3 July 1616, d. 1660
• Shahzadi Roshanara Begum, b. 3 September 1617, d. 1671
• Badshah (Emperor) Mohinnudin Mohammed Aurangzeb, b. 3 November 1618, d. 21 February 1707.
• Shahzada Sultan Ummid Baksh, b. 18 December 1619, d. March 1622
• Shahzadi Surayya Banu Begum, b. 10 June 1621, d. 28 April 1628
• Shahzada Sultan Murad Baksh, b. 8 September 1624, d. 14 December 1661
• Shahzada Sultan Luftallah, b. 4 November 1626, d. 14 May 1628
• Shahzada Sultan Daulat Afza, b. 9 May 1628, d.?
• Shahzadi Husnara Begum, b. 23 April 1630, d. ?
• Shahzadi Gauhara Begum, b. 17 June 1631, d. 1706