Agra Heritage & Cultural Walk

Agra fort railway station is one of the busiest and one of the first electrified railway station in India. The station’s distinctive red and white façade, with its intricate arches and domes, reflects the Mughal influence on the city’s architecture.

The tour starts at the parking lot of Agra Fort, from where guests board electric rickshaw to old Agra bazaar where our first stop – over is the magnificent Shahi Jama Masjid. A royal mosque, Shahi Jama Masjid was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a dedication to his favourite daughter Jahanara Begum.

It’s run by the sixth generation of the same family. The shop is famous for its mouth-watering Indian delicacies and is the favourite spot for travellers coming out of Agra Fort railway station.

We then introduce you Betel leaf shop. Where paan – a preparation combining betel leaf with areca nut. It is chewed for its stimulating and psychoactive effects. The old Agra bazaar is famous for its paan leave auction since the time of the Mughals.

Mankameshwar mandir is one of the most ancient temples devoted to lord Shiva. The shivlinga is covered by silver metal and was founded by lord Shiva himself. 21 akhand jyoti are lit every day.

Musician’s balcony is the Radha Mohan temple is famous for its ornately carved balcony. Built by Mohan lal in 1880.

rors to cater to the spice need of the fort.

This street is most famous for selling bangles. From here, the walking part of the tour ends and we take you back to the parking lot in electric rickshaws.

From Agra Fort parking, we get into cars and head to Gyarah Sidi (eleven steps), where you see the remains of the astrological observatory of the Mughal emperor Humayun. The tour will be end at Taj view point, one of the best vantage points in the city to view and photograph the exquisite Taj Mahal