Taj Mahal Sunrise Tour

A two days tour to Agra city is considered the best for travelers who want to feel the vibes of Agra’s heritage, and local surroundings. There are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Agra namely, Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri; two days are apt to explore all the sites in sufficient time.

November to February is considered the best months to plan an Agra Tour. Most of Northern India enjoys the chills of the winter season in these months. The weather is lovely and you can escape the scorching heat of the summer months of March to May.

If you’re an international traveler; we recommend opting for the best ‘Same Day Agra tour’ package that offers a quality travel experience with no hassles at all. You’ll get everything covered from your airport pickup to accommodation, feasting, and, tour guides, etc. in a single-day tour.

The entry fee of the Taj Mahal depends upon the tourist type.

• If you’re are a foreign tourist, the ticket price is INR 1100 + 200 Additional for visiting the main mausoleum (Optional). The amount mentioned is Inclusive of ASI & ADA fees.
• If you’re a citizen of SAARC and BIMSTEC countries; the ticket price is INR 540 + 200 Additional for visiting the main mausoleum (Optional). The amount mentioned is Inclusive of ASI & ADA fees.
• If you’re an Indian citizen; the ticket price is INR 50 + 200 Additional for visiting the main mausoleum (Optional). The amount mentioned is Inclusive of ASI & ADA fees.
• Additional Info: Children below the age of 14 are ticket-free and can enter without any ticket. (Both domestic and foreign).

The best of things also comes with some exceptions; you cannot film the monument with any UAV like Drone cameras and cannot photograph inside the main mausoleum. Other prohibited items include Eating and smoking inside the Taj Mahal. Arms, ammunitions, fire, smoking items, tobacco products, liquor, eatables (Toffees), headphones, knives, wire, mobile charger, electric goods (except camera), and Tripods. It is also recommended not to carry big backpacks or bags as they will increase your time at the security checkpoints.

The East Gate is considered the best for foreign tourists due to the following reasons –

• It is close to a lot of hotels and restaurants.
• It is less crowded than the West Gate that is usually crowded with domestic tourists.

Though reaching early to enter from either of the gates will help you escape long queues.

The Taj Mahal remains closed for visitors every Friday. Visitors can visit on the rest of the days.

‘Petha’ is a snack very popular and is considered a specialty of this city. The dry texture on the outside and the soft and jelly texture with sweet taste is a ‘must try’ snack in Agra. The city’s significant history and events from the Mughal and Colonial Era make it special.

Some of the most cherished ‘Steet food’ in Agra is Bedai Jalebi, Petha, Parantha, Bhalla, (Aloo Tikki). If you want to try something special; go for Mughlai cuisine dishes.