Upon landing, our representative warmly welcomes you and introduces the driver to you. Our chauffeur then drives you to the city of Agra after leisurely breakfast at a good nearby hotel.
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Our driver will pick you from the Hotel or from some other assigned spot in Delhi. After that, we drive you to the Taj City of India. Breakfast will be taken from any close-by eatery. On the way to Agra, we will take you to Sikandra where you will be visiting the Tomb of Akbar - Great Mughal Emperor. Thereafter, resume the drive to Agra and check-in at the hotel on reaching. After refreshments, you can go for Tonga ride around to experience the city in a unique way. Later on, go and enjoy the beauty of the magnificent Taj Mahal from the side of the river Yamuna. In order to get the best of this beautiful sight, reach there a bit early (before dusk) to catch the glory of this beautiful building in golden colour. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
Early Morning, go and catch a sunrise view of the Taj Mahal from Hotel Taj Khema. It is the best place to see the Taj Mahal from outside during Sunrise. After Breakfast, you will be taken on a guided tour of the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Itimad-Ud-Daulah. Thereafter, we will drive you Fatehpur Sikri which is also a must-visit place while your trip to Agra. The evening is free for shopping. Overnight at Hotel in Agra.
This morning, have your breakfast and then drive back to Delhi. On reaching, you will be transferred to your Hotel or Delhi Airport / Railway Station for your onward journey.
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Excellent |
1120 |
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Very Good |
30 |
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Average |
21 |
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48 |
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