How to Plan One Day Trip from Delhi to Agra by Car

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Trip Itinerary of One Day Delhi to Agra by Car

• 06:00 AM Pick-up from Delhi
• 10:00 AM Taj Mahal
• 12:30 PM Agra Fort
• 02:30 PM Lunch
• 03:30 PM Baby Taj
• 05:00 PM Sikandra
• 06:00 PM Local Market
• 07:30 PM Back to Delhi

What is Included in Delhi to Agra One-Day Tour Package?

• Delhi – Agra – Delhi by air-conditioned vehicle.
• English-speaking guide.
• Packaged mineral water.
• All vehicle & travel expenses.
• All applicable taxes.
• Sightseeing the entire city in the car.
• The professional guide facility throughout.

What is Excluded in the One Day Delhi to Agra Tour Package?

• Monument entrance fee, Food bills, Camera charges,
• Personal Expenses such as tips, Telephone calls, laundry, Liquor, shopping bills, etc,
• Any other activity which is not mentioned in the itinerary,
• Any Tips to Guide, Hotel, Driver, Restaurant etc?

Attraction Fees for International & Local Tourists-

List of Places to Visit in Agra Same Day Tour Packages

Taj Mahal – The Charm of India

On this same-day Agra tour, first, you will be taken to the Taj Mahal. The spot for which city, just as this nation, is known. Taj Mahal, with its great nearness in this world, has loads of stories. What’s more, they all change every now and then and from mouth to mouth. The main thing which gives it a reality, this is a landmark worked by Emperor “Shah Jahan” in the loving memories of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal.

In this great monument, around 20,000 workers, working down. In this way, they could offer shape to their ruler’s will. Architects, artisans, and performers, were brought from all the different distinctive corners of the world. Different valuable and semi-precious stones were utilized in the structure of this monument. You can also admire the beautiful trim artwork on the white marvel walls.

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Agra Fort – A Well-Fortified City

Alongside the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort is a UNESCO world heritage site. Having 2 legacy locales, Agra is one of those uncommon urban areas. This fortified city is the ideal spot to become acquainted with the eminence of India and its Emperors. Standing tranquility on either bank of River Yamuna, this spot likewise gives a heart-beating view of the Taj Mahal.

Because it is a city inside a city, it has numerous gardens, halls, and a large number of rooms. Each piece of this Fort recounts the distinctive accounts of that time. Like in Diwan-e-Am, the head partakes in normal procedures, in Diwan-e-Khas, the ruler used to invest private time, and in Jahangir Palace, the adolescence of the 14th Mughal Emperor, cut on the dividers.

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Tomb of Akbar the Great – Sikandra

The last resting spot of the great Mughal Emperor, Akbar’s Tom, it is an imperative structural magnum opus of the Mughal time. Situated in Sikandra, a suburb of Agra, the tomb is accepted to have been worked somewhere in the range of 1605 and 1618. Despite the fact that the tomb is where one of the best rulers of India is covered, the Mughal plants around it present a lovely and chipper exterior.

Fabricated completely out of sandstone and white marble, Emperor Akbar himself supervised the development of this tomb until his passing. In any case, the development of Akbar’s Tomb was finished by his child Salim. In contrast to different tombs of acclaimed Muslim lords far and wide, the “Tomb of Akbar” faces towards the rising sun rather than the Masjid of Mecca.

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