Things to Do in Agra
"Join us for a magical two-hour walking tour of the Taj Mahal, one of the world’s most stunning landmarks! Whether you choose to experience the golden glow of sunrise or the romantic hues of sunset, this tour will take you to all the must-see spots inside the Taj Mahal. Along the way, you’ll have plenty of chances to snap breathtaking photos with the Taj as your backdrop, while our expert guide shares fascinating stories and secrets about this iconic monument.
This hassle-free tour is the easiest way to explore the Taj Mahal. We’ll meet at the East Gate Entrance—just look for us at the meeting point near the gate. To save time, we recommend buying your Taj Mahal entrance ticket online in advance. If not, you can purchase it at the ticket counter when you arrive. (Note: Entrance tickets are not included in the tour.)
What to bring: Just your mobile, wallet, sunglasses, and comfy walking shoes.
What to leave behind: Bags, Big backpacks, and Any food items.
Get ready for an unforgettable experience at the Taj Mahal—book your spot today!"
This tour is for people who want to explore Agra like a local. On this walk, we will see a glimpse of the life of the city and the experiences of the locals of the city.
Itinerary:
- The trek will start from the Agra Fort Railway Station.
- jama mosque
- One of the oldest mosques in the city.
- kinari bazaar
- Johri Bazaar
- sweet market
- jewelry market
- spice market
- Mankameshwar Temple
- Cosmetic Market.
You will discover with me the hidden side of Agra and I will give you tips and suggestions to enjoy the city in the best way.
This Walking Tour is perfect for travelers who want to get their bearings on the city and learn where to find local hidden gems. By going on a walking tour, you’ll be able to access places you couldn’t get to by car or bus.
Highlights included:
- Ambedkar Park
- Railway Station
- Jama Masjid (one of Agra’s largest mosques)
- Mankameshwar Mandir Temple
- Spice Market
- Sweet Market
- Cosmetic Market
- Gold and Silver Market
- Havelis of the City
- Brothels from the roadside
- Birthplace of the famous poet of all times Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan.
Stories of the Locals and the experiences of their life in the city.
In this walking tour, we will purchase things from the vendors and bargain with them. (extra cost not included in the tour)
The Walk begins from the gigantic Jama Maszid, where you are brought in a Decorated Horse Cart (Mughal Tonga) from the parking area of the Agra Fort. You are requested to disembark from your Tonga at the Jama Maszid (Friday Mosque), so that you can mingle in the crowds & begin to experience downtown Agra, walking on your foot, further to the Silver Lingam of Mankameshwar Mahadev (The Shiva Temple) , proceeding into narrow lanes selling articles & wares used for adornment of images of Gods & Goddesses, looking at Ornamental & Decorated Facades of old houses & havelies, in the spice Market of Rawat Para & entering into the famous Khoya Gali. Our walk proceeds into the Namak Ki Mandi, where artisans beat Gold & Silver to make Foils of Gold & Silver for medicinal use in Ayurveda & brings us in front of Akbari Mosque to connect to the 16th Century stone paved Street of Kinari Bazar. Total Walk distance would be around 2.00 km.
Welcome to Agra(India)!
Finally you are here! It is very interesting to share with you that the travelers mostly visit Taj Mahal & Agra Fort but they miss the most important part of the ancient Agra, which shows the rich history, mixed culture and traditions as well as you will taste the famous sweet.
Apart from this! you will discover! why? The invaders wanted to make this city as their capital.
It will be my pleasure to guide you through this amazing city and help you discover my city's Hidden Gems.
During the tour, we explore the most important places and attractions, such as:
- Historical Center of The City
- Heritage Walks on Rawat Para
- Agra For (Outside)
- Jama Mosque
- Mankameshwar Temple
- Kinari Bazaar
- Food Street (Seth Gali)
I wait for you 🙂
Our walking Tour begins from Agra fort train station here we will learn about the train system of India when it was introduced and how important is the railways of India. From there we will proceed to the Jama Masjid (Mosque) to learn about Islam and how it came to India. After we will proceed to the narrow alleys of the local markets which will takes you to the Spice market besides, we will walk in sweet alley where we have so many sweets shops and at the last tour will end with the visit one of the famous Hindu Temple of Agra which is dedicate for Lord Shiva.
Note-*Ladies must bring scarfs to cover head.
*Wear clothes which cover knees and shoulders.
*Wear comfortable shoes.
*Need to give money for shoe-keeper at Mosque.
The Mughal Heritage Walk (MHW) is a 1km pedestrian loop connecting the ancient village (Kucchpura), the first Mughal observatory, the Humayun Mosque.
The walk itself is a subset of a longer historical route that connects four monuments preserved by the ASI: with the agricultural embankments and the riverbank with the local market
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Explore the rich history of Agra on our Heritage Walk Tour. Wander through the narrow lanes of Old Agra, where ancient havelis tell tales of Mughal grandeur. Visit Kinari Bazar, a vibrant market showcasing traditional crafts, and marvel at the architectural splendor of Jama Masjid. Engage with locals, savor the famous petha, and discover hidden gems like Chini ka Rauza, a stunning Persian-style mausoleum. This tour offers a deep dive into Agra's cultural and historical legacy, leaving you with unforgettable memories. Throughout the tour, you'll be accompanied by knowledgeable guide myself I am passionate about sharing the hidden gems and untold stories of Agra's past. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a culture connoisseur, or simply seeking an authentic travel experience, our Heritage Cultural Traditional Tour promises to be a journey of discovery and wonder.
This is the tour that will take you beyond the main attraction such as the Taj Mahal.
- The tour begins with Agra fort. Agra fort is a Castel that has a very long history since it was owned by a Hindu ruler Badal Singh and later served other dynasties and even the British.
- We will visit the Tomb of Itimad-Ud-Daulah (Baby Taj). The first tomb in Mughal history was built with marble.
- Mehtab Bagh (Moon Garden) is the place where people can enjoy the view of the Taj Mahal from the other bank of the river Yamuna.
Note- Please arrange transportation yourself to visit all places or ask Guru to arrange before the tour (Chargeable)
Book now and enjoy this tour with a local guide.
You can join me to visit and explore the beauty of the Taj Mahal. It is one of the seven wonders of the world. I will explain history/story and local legends with facts about the architect of Taj Mahal. Quotes on India: Mark Twain (American Author) - "India is, the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great-grandmother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials on the history of man are treasured only in India." Max Mueller (German scholar) - "If I were asked under what heaven the human mind has most fully developed some of its choicest gifts, reflected deeply on life's greatest problems, and found solutions, I must point to India ". Romain Rolland (French scholar) - "If there is one place on the face of the earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home since the earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India." A rough guide to India: "It is impossible not to be amazed by India. Nowhere on Earth does humanity present itself in a vertiginous and creative explosion of cultures and religions, races and languages. Enriched by successive waves of migration and marauders from distant lands, each leaving an indelible mark that was absorbed into the Indian way of life. Every aspect of the country is presented on a massive, exaggerated scale, worthy compared only to the superlative mountains that dwarf it. It is this variety that provides a breath
