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ViatorTaj Mahal Tour From Any Hotel in Agra , Agra Railway Station or Agra Airport
5.0(2)4 Hours - 8 Hours- 免费取消
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从$19
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“Step into Aram Bagh, India’s oldest Mughal garden, designed by Emperor Babur in 1526—with cascading water terraces and a subterranean tahkhana that still offers a cool retreat.” “Wander through Chini Ka Rauza’s vibrant glazed tiles—an evocative blend of Mughal and Persian art that bursts with colour and heritage.” “Share chai and pakoras with artisans in Kachhpura village, then pause at Mehtab Bagh for a tranquil moonlit glimpse of the Taj across the Yamuna—an intimate, behind‑the‑scenes heritage moment
Agra, India
City Heritage Walk — Old Agra (Approx. 2 km, 3 hours) Start (Hotel pickup → Agra Fort Railway Station/parking): Meet your guide around 4:00 PM. You’ll be driven to the walk's starting point, often near Agra Fort Railway Station or Jama Masjid. Agra Fort Railway Station (10 min) A colonial-era station built in 1891, British architecture is at the heart of the old city.Jama Masjid (20–30 min) The grand “Friday Mosque” was built in 1648 by Jahanara Begum—explore its sandstone-and-marble façade and bustling courtyard. Mankameshwar Temple (10 min) One of the city’s oldest Shiva temples, housing a famed silver-covered lingam.Vaidya (Ayurvedic) Lane (5–10 min) A small lane home to traditional Ayurvedic practitioners, where medicine is still diagnosed by pulse.Rawatpara Spice Market (10–15 min) A centuries-old spice bazaar overflowing with vibrant turmeric, coriander, fennel stalls, and sensory experiences.Kinari Bazaar (20 min)
Agra Heritage Walk is a captivating three‑ to four‑hour guided stroll that brings you deep into the living heart of Old Agra, beyond the iconic Taj Mahal. Starting near Agra Fort, you explore narrow alleyways and vibrant bazaars—such as spice‑filled lanes in Rawatpara, colourful Kinari Bazar, and sweet stalls in Khoya Gali—while soaking in the aromas, sights, and sounds of everyday life. The walk also visits important religious landmarks like the Jama Masjid, built in 1648, and the ancient Mankameshwar Temple with its silver Shivalinga . Amid local interactions, you watch artisans craft marble and beaten‑metal goods, sample traditional snacks (including petha and samosas), and even enjoy a rickshaw ride through labyrinthine streets . The experience culminates with a surprise viewpoint offering a stunning, lesser‑known vista of the Taj Mahal, away from the tourist crowds . Together, the Agra Heritage Walk paints a rich tapestry of Mughal history, spiritual traditions, artisanal crafts, spicy street-life, and hidden perspectives—an immersive journey that reveals Agra's true character, beyond its white‑marble centerpiece.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.