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What are the two essential components of the ideal vacation? The ladies would say culture, and the men would say golf. We’ve got you covered with an 11-night, 12-day itinerary. The Golden Triangle with Golf Tour takes you to the best golf courses in India, in addition to the culturally insightful Golden Triangle Tour, which has been purposefully combined to provide you with the best of everything. The tour starts in Delhi, travels through the Golden Triangle corridor via Jaipur and Agra, and then continues to the best golf courses in Chandigarh and Shimla.
When you arrive, our representative will greet you at the airport and transport you to the hotel. Overnight stay in a hotel.
Transfer to Delhi Golf Club after breakfast. The 18-hole golf course, which measures 6972 yards and has a par of 72, was redesigned by Peter Thompson in 1977-78 and received a huge boost when it was chosen to host the first golf tournament at the Asian Games in 1982. Every day, almost 500 golfers stroll into History to play on the country's busiest course. The Club also features a nine-hole B Course, which is mostly used by beginners. The first hole on the main course is a 522-yard, PAR-5 dogleg to the left into prickly bush rough. Afternoon return to the hotel, followed by a city tour of Old and New Delhi, including Laxmi Narayan Temple - The Place of Gods and India Gate - The Gate of India.
After breakfast, go by surface for 258 kilometres to Jaipur. Drive time is approximately 5 hours. Check into the hotel upon arrival. The rest of the evening is free. Stay for the night.
This morning, we will take you on a tour to Amer Fort, where you will experience a joy ride on Elephant/Jeep. Afternoon sightseeing includes the City Palace, which encompasses a wide area separated into a succession of courtyards, gardens, and buildings and is a beautiful blend of Rajasthani and Mughal architecture, the Royal Observatory, which is an observatory with some remarkable attributes to its credit, and the Bazaar, among others. Later, unwind at the hotel. Stay for the night.
After breakfast, drive 235 kilometres to Agra, stopping along the way to see Fatehpur Sikri (Old Deserted Town of Mughal Dynasty), Jama Masjid, The Buland Darwaza, Palace of Jodha Bai, Birbal Bhawan, and Panch Mahal. When you arrive in Agra, check into your hotel. The evening is free. Stay for the night.
Early morning tour of the "Taj Mahal" by the rising sun - a sonnet inscribed in white marble, the most lavish love monument ever erected. Breakfast will be served at the hotel. Proceed on a city tour that includes the Red Fort, Itmad-ud-Daula's Tomb, and the Taj Mahal.
Afternoon surface flight to Delhi (205 km). Drive time is approximately 5 hours. Arrive in Delhi and check into your hotel. Stay for the night.
After breakfast, drive 238 kilometres to Chandigarh. Drive time is approximately 5 hours. Arrive at the hotel and check in. Half-day city excursion in the afternoon. Overnight stay at a hotel.
After breakfast, proceed to the Golf Club. The idea for a golf course in Chandigarh was developed in the 1950s, but it took over ten years to materialise. A plot of land was allotted in 1960, and the club was founded with a membership of only ten golfers. When the magnanimous governor - who sacrificed a significant portion of property from his official abode - granted the club extra land in 1966, the nine-hole course was expanded to twelve. It wasn't until September 1983 that a conventional 18-hole PAR 72 course was ultimately put out across 132 acres. Return to the hotel in the afternoon. Overnight stay at a hotel.
After breakfast, depart for Shimla. Shimla city excursion in the afternoon. Overnight stay at a hotel.
During the British Raj, Shimla was the summer capital, and no English Township was complete without a golf course. Finally, a good location was identified in Naldehra, which is 23 kilometres from Shimla. The course is covered in an excellent, lush green turf that requires little upkeep. The PAR 68 Course is set in a bowl and contains nine holes that may be played back to 18. Return to the hotel to unwind, dinner, and sleep.
Enjoy your meal, and the rest of the morning is yours to do as you like. Later this afternoon, take a surface flight to Chandigarh, which is around 3 hours distant. After arriving in Chandigarh, take the Shatabdi Express to Delhi. When we arrived in Delhi, we met with our tour representative. You will be escorted in your transfer to the hotel.
Stay in a hotel in Delhi for the night.
Today is the final day of the tour. After breakfast, you will be transferred to the International Airport to connect with your flight to your next destination.
The Golden Triangle of India includes excursions to Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, which are regarded the top tourist destinations in North India. All of these places are rich in history and culture, with countless monuments such as forts, palaces, and architectural marvels.
The Indian Constitution's Articles 14 (Right to Equality), 19 (Right to Freedom), and 21 (Right to Life and Liberty) are often known as the "golden triangle."
According to Lagle, historians are still debating the roots of golf, but there is no doubt that the Scots laid the groundwork for the contemporary game. "Early ball and stick games date back to the 13th century," Lagle explained.
A typical round of golf consists of 18 holes, and most courses have 18 individual holes; however, there are many 9-hole courses, as well as others that feature holes with shared fairways or greens. There are other courses with unusually few holes, such as 12 or 14.
The term "golf" is not an abbreviation for anything. Rather, it is derived linguistically from the Dutch term 'kolf' or 'kolve,' which simply means 'club.' The Dutch term became 'goff' or 'gouff' in Scottish dialect in the late 14th or early 15th century, and 'golf' only later in the 16th century.
Drive. A drive is a shot type. It describes the first shot taken from the tee box at each golf hole.
Shank - A shot struck on the club's hosel that travels directly to the target. (for a right-handed player). The shank is widely regarded as the worst shot in golf, much worse than a "whiff."
One popular misperception is that GOLF stands for Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden. This is a 20th-century joke that is completely false. The term "golf" is now widely recognised to be derived from an archaic word that means "club," though this may have older cognate roots stretching back to ancient times.
IRELAND. Despite the fact that golf was founded in Scotland, Ireland is the most popular golfing country in the world. Have you noticed how many professional golfers come from Ireland? To mention a few, there's Darren Clarke, Rory Mcllroy, Padraig Harrington, and Fred Daly.
High Draw, Mid Draw, Trap Draw, High Straight, Normal, Punch, High Fade, Mid Fade, and Low Fade are among the shots available.
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