Agra Tour Packages from Mumbai

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One of the prime testimonials to India’s rich historical and architectural legacy is Agra, which is undoubtedly most famous for its Taj Mahal. If you have been thinking of traveling from Mumbai to Agra, our Agra package from Mumbai is tailored to make it hassle-free and enriching.
Our Mumbai to Agra tour packages are a diversified blend to meet the requirements and interests of solo, couple, and family travelers. You will visit all the places of interest in Agra like the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Mehtab Bagh. Our tour packages are designed so that you shall have a memorable journey with a good dose of historical insight and cultural immersion.

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Day 1: Mumbai to Agra – Arrival and Evening Sightseeing

Begin with the trip of Mumbai to Agra by train or airplane. After reaching you will be welcomed by the representative of Rajasthan Cab who will transfer you to the hotel. Upon reaching your hotel and resting. During the evening, go to Mehtab Bagh and the beautiful garden on the other side of the Yamuna River that provides you with the first glimpse of the Taj Mahal in the evening. This is the place of perfect photography and walks. Subsequently, visit Sadar Bazaar, which is one of the vibrant markets in Agra which specializes in leather goods, handicrafts and street foods. Head back to the hotel and spend the night at Agra.

Day 2: Taj Mahal and Agra Fort

Get up early and visit the Taj Mahal which is a renowned symbol of undying love and one of the Seven Wonders. It is an experience that is not forgotten since the marble monument is illuminated by the morning sun.

Take time to have a glimpse of the huge carvings and gardens around the mausoleum. After the breakfast visit one more UNESCO World Heritage site Agra Fort which was used to live by Mughal emperors. Its palaces, halls and courtyards are narrating the splendor of Mughal life. In the evening visit the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah popularly known as the Baby Taj with a fine fragment of marble inlays. Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 3: Fatehpur Sikri Field trip.

On the third day, have a brief tour to the red sand stone city known as Fatehpur Sikri which was constructed by Emperor Akbar. Pay a visit to the high Buland Darwaza which is among the highest gateways in the world. Visit Jama Masjid, Panch Mahal and the holy Tomb of Salim Chishti that continues to attract worshipers. Thereafter, spend the afternoon in Agra after sightseeing. Use the time to relax or shop at the Kinari Bazaar, where there are marble souvenirs, handicrafts, jewelry, etc. Overnight stay in Agra.

Day 4: Mathura and Vrindavan Tour

Day trip to Mathura and Vrindavan the sacred cities associated with the life of Lord Krishna after breakfast. In Mathura, there are temples along the Yamuna River, visit Krishna Janmabhoomi Temple which is the birthplace of Lord Krishna, and other temples. Then drive to Vrindavan, where there are many temples such as Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Temple and Prem Mandir that look beautiful in the night under colorful lights. Having got a flavor of the spiritual sense of these towns, spend the night in Agra.

Day 5: Sikandra and Dealing with Mumbai.

On the last day, breakfast and then visit Sikandra, the grandiose tomb of Emperor Akbar. The building depicts an amalgamation of Hindu, Islamic, Christian, and Buddhist architectural designs, unlike other Mughal buildings. Sightseeing again and then leave the hotel. Take off a flight or a train back to Mumbai with the invaluable treasures of the heritage and culture of Agra in your bag pack.

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