rich history, delightful tourist attractions and a vibrant presence - that is Agra for you. Though the city has come a long way since its days as a Mughal stronghold, it still retains its old worldly feel that simply delights every visitor. Moreover, the tourist attractions in Agra are such that one simply cannot have enough of them.



The very first thing that comes to the mind at the very mention of Agra is the ethereal Taj Mahal. Having inspired many singers, artists and poets till date, this exquisite creation is a heartfelt tribute to Mumtaz Mahal by her husband, Emperor Shah Jahan. Right from brochures to promotional videos, the Taj has featured in almost everything when it comes to promoting India to tourists around the world. Indeed, so overwhelming is the presence of the Taj that it is sometimes felt that the other tourist attractions in Agra pale in comparison.

However, Agra boasts of many other delightful attractions that can make your trip an affair to remember. The Red Fort in Agra is one such monument that is sure to amaze you no end. Built in 1565 by Emperor Akbar, this fort houses many interesting structures and exquisite palaces that dazzle the eyes. The Jama Masjid that is one of the largest mosques in India is another monument to visit. Other Agra tourist attractions include the tomb of Itimad Ud Daulah, Chini ka Rauza, Rambagh Gardens, Dayalbagh Gardens and Buland Darwaza. You can also travel a little distance to visit the Akbar's tomb at Sikandara and the Fatehpur Sikri complex.

Shopping in Agra is something not to be missed. Indeed, Agra is a shopper's paradise where you can buy everything from marble products to delicate rugs that can brighten up your living room. The next time you plan a visit to India, don't forget to travel to Agra and its tourist attractions. Just get in touch with us and allow us to take you on a joyride through time.



Popularly also known as the Jami Masjid, the Jama Masjid in Agra is perhaps the largest mosque in India. It was constructed in 1571 A.D. during the reign of Emperor Akbar and is one of the most sacred sites in Fatehpur Sikri. The fact the ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri was built around the Jama Masjid, which speaks volumes about its importance. The Jama Masjid has been built at a great height and has a large courtyard for prayers and is flanked by the Jammat Khana hall and the Zenana Rauza (the tomb of the women of the royal household) on both sides.



Moti Masjid derives its name from the pearl white color of the mosque. The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan built the mosque between the year 1648 and 1654. This mosque was the proposed site of worship for the royal members of the court. The mosque stands erected near the 'Court for Common People' or the 'Diwan-E-Aam' in the Agra Fort. The prayer hall of the mosque lies on the western side.



Agra, the city of Taj Mahal, one of the wonders of the world boasts of a number of Hindu temples. Agra is famous for its exquisite architecture, Imlay work and fine jewelry. The temples of Agra also carry the rich legacy of the city. Mangleshwar Temple, Agra is an eminent religious site of the city. Mangleshwar Temple, Agra is one of the prominent temples of Agra. This temple is located in the Gokul Pura area of Agra. Several pilgrims and tourists visit the Mangleshwar Temple in Agra every year. The festive days in Agra see the Mangleshwar Temple, Agra decked up in ornate embellishments. This temple stands as a testimony to the religious diversity of the city.



The Himalayas offer you excellent scenic beauty. Often most sought after retreat for sages, keen to seek the path of God, Himalaya became a home to many. Visiting Bagnath Temple, Bageshwar can be an enchanting experience amidst the mountain ranges and the splendid sceneries around. Known for pilgrimage, Uttaranchal is rightly named as the abode of Gods. Hindu temples can be found at almost every fold as you take to the mountains of Uttaranchal.



The Gurudwara is located in the region of Sikandra in the city of Agra. The Gurudwara is one of the chief attractions of Agra. Its premises remain open daily from dawn to dusk. There are no charges required for admission into the Guru Ka Taal. This tourist attraction is well connected by road from all over the city. The nearest railway station to Sikandra is Baluchpura Railway Station that is located at a distance of 5 kms from the place. The religious sanctuary, Guru ka Taal is a revered place for the Sikhs and a major tourist attraction of India.