The magnificent Taj Mahal resides within Agra which stands out as a leading tourist destination across India. This city exists at a 230 kilometers distance from Delhi while it maintains domestic fame through Mughal heritage sites and beautiful architecture combined with colorful shopping places. Passengers traveling from Delhi to Agra can utilize a cab rental for a relaxing experience while visiting the city on their terms.

This comprehensive guide provides all necessary information about booking a Delhi to Agra cab together with route recommendations and available cab alternatives and estimated cost information and listings of main tourist attractions.

Why Choose a Delhi to Agra Cab?

• Comfort & Convenience
  Travelers should stay away from busy transport buses and should not use late trains during their journey.
  Travel according to your desired schedule while specifying your own picked-up locations.
  
• Door-to-Door Service
  Your transportation service includes pick-up starting from your home, hotel or airport located in Delhi.
  Your destination in Agra remains your choice since our service allows direct drop-offs.
  
• Safe & Secure Travel
  Experienced professional drivers.
  GPS-enabled cabs and 24/7 customer support.
  
• Flexible Journey & Sightseeing
  You can enjoy both picturesque scenery and the possibility to stop at various locations.
  Visit restaurants, dhabas, and attractions along the way.
  

Distance & Travel Time

• Distance: ~230 km
• Travel Time: 3.5 to 4 hours (depending on traffic and route)
• Best Time to Travel: October to March (pleasant weather for sightseeing)

Best Routes from Delhi to Agra

1. Yamuna Expressway (Fastest & Recommended Route)

• Route: Delhi → Noida → Jewar → Agra
• Road Condition: Excellent six-lane expressway.
• Toll Charges: ₹415 (one way)
• Must-See Stops:
  Rest areas with food courts.
  Petrol pumps for quick refueling.

2. NH19 via Mathura (Scenic Route)

• Route: Delhi → Faridabad → Palwal → Mathura → Agra
• Road Condition: Good but slower due to city traffic.
• Must-See Stops:
  The temple honoring Lord Krishna exists within Prem Mandir Mathura.
  The sacred birthplace of Lord Krishna exists as Sri Krishna Janmabhoomi.

Types of Cabs Available

1. Sedans (4-seater)

• This accommodation suits single explorers and pairs and families of three members.
• Budget-friendly and comfortable.

2. SUVs (6-7 seater)

• Best for large families or groups.
• Extra luggage space and comfortable seating.

3. Tempo Travellers (9-12 seater)

• Ideal for group tours and religious trips.
• Spacious interiors with air-conditioning.

4. Luxury Cars

• Premium sedans or SUVs for a high-end travel experience.
• Ideal for business travelers and VIP guests.
  

Delhi to Agra Cab Fare Estimates

Top 9 Must-Visit Places in Agra

1. Taj Mahal

• Why Visit?
  Regarding the Seven Wonders of the World collection the Taj Mahal exists as a love monument which the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan created as a tribute to his wife Mumtaz Mahal. People recognize the mausoleum for both its incredible craftsmanship and amazing architectural dimension which uses white marble as the main material.
  
• Location: Dharmapuri, Forest Colony, Tajganj, Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Closed on Fridays)
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹50
  Foreigners: ₹1,100
  SAARC & BIMSTEC Nationals: ₹540
  Additional ₹200 to enter the main mausoleum
  
• Things to Do:
  See both sunrise and sunset lights illuminate the Taj Mahal.
  Check out the flowery gardens built by Mughals which surround this site.
  Photographers can record beautiful images of this historic masterpiece.

2. Agra Fort

• Why Visit?
  Agra Fort made of red sandstone maintains its place as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because it provided successive Mughal emperors with their palace residence. Through its unique display the site reveals both Mughal architectural knowledge as well as historical information of the period.
  
• Location: Rakabganj, Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹50
  Foreigners: ₹650
  
• Things to Do:
  Tourists can appreciate the grandeur of both Diwan-i-Am Hall of Public Audience and Diwan-i-Khas Hall of Private Audience.
  The tourism destination must consist of a visit to Jahangir’s Palace with a trip to Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace).
  From Mussamman Burj one can obtain breathtaking vistas of the Taj Mahal.

3. Fatehpur Sikri

• Why Visit?
  During the 16th century Emperor Akbar created Fatehpur Sikri which currently stands as a place where viewers visit to see its majestic Mughal architectural heritage. The Mughal Empire selected Fatehpur Sikri for its future capital operations until the water shortage compelled them to leave permanently.
  
• Location: 40 km from Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹50
  Foreigners: ₹610
  
• Things to Do:
  The world possesses Buland Darwaza as its highest gate which visitors can experience.
  Visitors should make a pilgrimage to the holy final resting place of Sufi saint Salim Chishti.
  Spectacular views from crossing the temple palace built across multiple floors make for an amazing site.

4. Mehtab Bagh

• Why Visit?
  The creation of Mehtab Bagh achieves excellence as a garden setting because it displays delightful Taj Mahal reflections across the Yamuna River. Shah Jahan led the renovations of the site that Babar originally built.
  
• Location: Near Taj Mahal, Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹25
  Foreigners: ₹300
  
• Things to Do:
  The sunset produces a peaceful view of the Taj Mahal.
  Walk leisurely by the Yamuna River for restful enjoyment.
  Take ideal mirror-reflective pictures of the Taj Mahal.

5. Itimad-ud-Daulah (Baby Taj)

• Why Visit?
  Empress Nur Jahan created “Baby Taj” through her decision to locate it for building a white marble memorial dedicated to her father Mirza Ghiyas Beg. During the construction period of the Taj Mahal people viewed the mausoleum as the origin of its architectural designs.
  
• Location: Moti Bagh, Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹30
  Foreigners: ₹310
  
• Things to Do:
  Admire the intricate Persian-style marble inlay work.
  The peaceful Mughal garden landscape surrounding the tomb requires visitors to explore and discover.
  Visitors find this location provides them an escape from the usual crowds that typically visit the Taj Mahal.

6. Akbar’s Tomb (Sikandra)

• Why Visit?
  The remarkable structure of the tomb of Akbar the Great combines elements from Hindu architecture together with Islamic, Buddhist and Jain design features. A magnificent garden landscape embraces the tomb structure from all angles.
  
• Location: Sikandra, Agra
  
• Timings: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Indians: ₹30
  Foreigners: ₹310
  
• Things to Do:
  Experience the four-tiered tomb layout that shows intricate decorations.
  Drive to explore the tomb which belongs to Akbar the Great’s wife Mariam-uz-Zamani.
  View deer together with peacocks throughout the garden area.

7. Jama Masjid

• Why Visit?
  As the largest mosque of India the Agra Jama Masjid was constructed by Shah Jahan in tribute to his daughter Jahanara Begum. The structure consists of red sandstone and white marble components that create a magnificent appearance.
  
• Location: Near Agra Fort, Agra
  
• Timings: 5:00 AM – 8:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee: Free
  
• Things to Do:
  Admire the huge domes, calligraphy, and Mughal artwork.
  Experience the peaceful spiritual ambiance.
  Take a walk through the busy Kinari Bazaar which is situated nearby.

8. Mankameshwar Temple

• Why Visit?
  Mankameshwar Temple serves Lord Shiva as it stands as one of the oldest Hindu temples in Agra. People believe that Lord Shiva decided to make his home here at this place while Lord Krishna was born.
  
• Location: Rawatpara, Agra
  
• Timings: 4:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee: Free
  
• Things to Do:
  The divine experience comes to those who attend early morning or evening aarti ceremonies.
  The temple features a Shivling which has been entirely covered by silver.
  Religious shoppers can find items in the temple market.

9. Dolphin Water Park

• Why Visit?
  Family groups along with children can enjoy their adventures by visiting Agra’s largest amusement park Dolphin Water Park to experience its variety of water ride attractions.
  
• Location: NH-2, Mathura Road, Agra
  
• Timings: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  
• Entry Fee:
  Adults: ₹550
  Children: ₹400
  
• Things to Do:
  The water park features both exciting water slides and laid-back floatable rivers alongside exhilarating wave pools.
  The park offers both dry rides to those who love speed and go-karting services.
  You will have an amazing experience at the rain dance along with the play area.

Final Thoughts

A cab enables the most convenient and adaptable journey between Delhi and Agra to give you full control of your historical exploration pace. Tourists visiting Agra can find various attractions that span from the Taj Mahal to its active marketplaces which attract different types of travelers. The tourist location offers much more than the Taj Mahal while showcasing Mughal historical artifacts combined with awe-inspiring fortifications and holy sites and aesthetically pleasing gardens. All visitors must experience these nine remarkable attractions as Agra provides an unmatched travel experience for everyone including history buffs and architecture admirers.

Travellers visiting Agra from Delhi should secure transportation from the city center to experience these magnificent attractions peacefully. Happy traveling! 

Abhishek Singh

I’m a wanderer who loves venturing on to unknown and unseen places. I explore freely to various fun and adventurous places, whether it be spiritual temple tours, captivating landscapes, and more. I wonder around in search of hidden gems and tourist attractions, temples, and other places.