Day Trip of Agra by Train

Tour overview: Explore One of the seven wonders of the world, built by the Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in memory of his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal. 

Delhi - Agra- Delhi  (By Train )

Early morning take a Train ticket from New Delhi Railway Station to board the train to Agra by Shatabdi Express Dep at 06h00/ Arr for Agra Cantt at 08h13. On arrival assistance then proceed to visit the Taj Mahal (Taj Mahal is closed on Friday) - One of the seven wonders of the world, built by the Moghul Emperor Shahjehan in the memory of his beloved queen Mumtaz Mahal the construction of this architectural marvel took over 22 years and required almost 20000 laborers.   After that explore Agra Fort - built by Emperor Akbar over the years 1565 – 1573 with its maze of courtyards, mosques, and private chambers which reflect the skills of the ancient Indian architects and artisans. Most of the buildings originally built by Akbar were destroyed and were replaced by his grandson Shah Jehan. The only surviving structure from Akbar’s period apart from the solid sandstone ramparts and the gateway is the Jehangir Mahal. and visit Sikandara – the mausoleum of Mughal Emperor Akbar which he himself started constructing but was completed in 1613 during the reign of Jehangir

Option: You can also visit the deserted capital of the Mughal empire at Fatehpur Sikri.  Located approximately 36 km / 1 hours drive away the  town was built by the Mughal Emperor, Akbar

Before boarding the train you can visit the Local bazaar. Then Board your train to Delhi by Shatabdi Express Depart at 20h23/ Arr. N.Delhi at 22h30.

End of your Tour

Tour Cost: INR 3900 per person

COST INCLUDES:

• Transportation: All services by one air-conditioned Vehicle (Maruti D’zire or Similar) as per the program
• Train Ticket : Air Conditioned Chair car for sector Delhi = Agra = Delhi

COST DOES NOT INCLUDE:

• GST Extra (5%)
• Any services apart from above mentioned
• Any personal expenses & tips.
• Monument entrances, Guide, Still Camera or Video Camera Fees