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Jun 16, 2026 31 min

The Golden Triangle

from The Vacay Podcast Hosted by ACE Radio

This week on The Vacay, Sophie is joined by Jay from Emma Whiting Travel to explore one of India’s most iconic journeys, the Golden Triangle. From the buzzing streets of Delhi to the timeless beauty of Agra and the colour and culture of Jaipur, Jay shares what makes this route such a memorable introduction to India. We chat about must-see sights, local experiences, food, history, and why the Golden Triangle continues to be one of the country’s most popular itineraries. If India is on your travel wish list, or you’re simply looking for inspiration for your next big adventure, this episode is for you.

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