Experience a Day Tour From Delhi by express train and visit two world heritage sites with the Baby Taj Mahal. After arrival at Agra Cantt station, meet the tour guide and begin the day with the Taj Mahal. Later Visit Agra Fort and Baby Taj and enjoy the Buffet lunch.
At your Hotel in Delhi or Nearby
The driver report to the hotel at 7:00 AM and drop you at the railway station to board the train to Agra.The train Gatiman Express departs at 8:30 AM from Nizamuddin Railway Station in New Delhi.
Arrive at Agra Cantt railway station and meet the driver and the tour guide. You are ready to explore the city and proceed to the Taj Mahal.
Enjoy the Taj Mahal tour with the tour Guide and capture beautiful photos of the mausoleum. Shahjahan built this beautiful mausoleum in memory of his wife, who died after childbirth.
Enjoy the buffet lunch and taste the delicious meals with vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.
After breakfast, visit Agra Fort with the tour Guide. It is the second prime attraction in Agra. This Fort has magnificent palaces built in Hindu and Muslim architecture.
It is the beautiful mausoleum in Agra built by the wife of Jahangir. It is the first mausoleum built in white marble with beautiful gardens.
After the sightseeing in Agra, visit the local handicrafts of the city. Marble Inlay work is one of the best handicrafts in Agra.
After the tour, drive to the railway station to board the train to Delhi. The train departs at 1750 from the station.
Arrive at Nizamuddin railway station in Delhi and transfer to the hotel.
At the pick up point at your hotel
Pick up and drop at Nizamuddin Railway Station in Delhi
Return Train Tickets AC chair Car
Sightseeing with Private AC car
Monuments Entry fee for Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Baby Taj Mahal
Government Approved Tour Guide
Buffet lunch in a restaurant
Drinks
Camera Fee
Personal expenses
Gratuities
I am flexible to work all days from morning to evening in my home town and other cities.
The Customer must carry a passport.
Eatables, smoking, and big bags are not allowed in the monuments.
The Taj Mahal remains closed on Friday.