One Day Delhi to Agra Tour Package by Cab by Chiku Cab

Highlights of the Delhi to Agra One-Day Tour Package

• Door-to-Door Pick and Drop Facility- Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as our cab picks you up from your desired location in Delhi to drop you back after the tour.
• Visit of the Taj Mahal- Gaze at the breathtaking Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
• Exploration of Agra Fort- Witness the majestic history and the marvelous architecture of the Agra Fort.
• Visit to Fatehpur Sikri- Optional visit to the ancient city of Fatehpur Sikri in case time permits.
• Authentic Agra Cuisines- Enjoy local delicacies of Agra, especially Mughlai cuisine at some popular restaurants.

Same Day Agra Tour from Delhi Itinerary

Morning: Departure from Delhi

Your day planning begins when you wake up early in the morning with enthusiasm to capture the day fully. A cab will be hired to come and pick you from the comfort of your compound much as you will book the service online. Ride on the smoothly paved Yamuna Expressway and be amazed at what the eye can see on both sides of the road.

Breakfast Stop: 7:30 AM

Stop at a highway restaurant to grab a quick breakfast and also perhaps take a quick walk.

Mid-Morning: Arrival in Agra

Once in Agra though your first stop will be the marvelous Taj Mahal. Our driver will drop you near the entrance of the monument and wait for you to be through with the tour.

Taj Mahal Visit

Discover even deeper the very impression made by Taj Mahal which is regarded as a monument of the eternal love of Emperor Shah Jahan to his wife Mumtaz Mahal. So, spend enough time trying to solve its enigma through patterns of exquisite marble work and lovely gardens.

Taj Mahal is a perfect end to your trip to India, so after the visit take some time to rest and have lunch in the nearest café. On this you get many options to eat Mughlai cuisines or any other intercontinental recipes.

Afternoon: Agra Fort Exploration

Visit the Agra Fort, another UNESCO world heritage site. This was a Mughal fort built of red sandstone and was the living place of the Mughal emperors. Discover the many magnificent buildings, namely the Diwan-i-Am, Diwan-i-Khas, and Jahangir’s Palace.

Optional: Visit to Fatehpur Sikri

If you have time on your hands and would care to, you can also detour to Fatehpur Sikri which is 40 kilometers off Agra. Often regarded as the most prominent at the time this city was constructed by Emperor Akbar the Great is greatly appreciated because of its architectural brilliance and its antiquity.

Evening: Departure for Delhi

Start your journey and return back to Delhi. Take some time, lean back in the cab and talk about the day that has been.

Cost of the One-Day Delhi to Agra Tour Package by Cab

A one-day tour from Delhi to Agra by cab depends on the type of taxi/vehicle required, the number of persons and further requests. Generally, for a comfortable sedan which can accommodate no more than 4 persons, it will provide between 3500 to 4500 rupees for the price inclusive of the fuel cost, toll charges and driver fees. For a larger group there is an SUV for about 6-7 passengers and the fares are between ₹ 5,500/- to ₹ 6,500/-. If you want elegance, then there are standard cars, which cost around ₹8000 to ₹10000. These prices often include pick up and drop facility, the renting of a taxi, and other basic costs but do not include the entry fees to monuments, meals, and other charges.

Tips for a Hassle-Free Delhi to Agra One-Day Trip

It is one of the most vital steps to book a cab well in advance. When you book your cab in advance, you avoid last-minute rush and disappointment. Early booking gives you the right to choose the kind of vehicle you want, be it a sedan, SUV, or luxury car. Disreputable service providers like Chiku Cab offer competitive rates and ensure vehicle availability when booked ahead of time. Call us at 8448445504.

Agra is about 233 km from Delhi, and if you start your trip early, you could exploit the best of your day. Leaving by 6 AM means you could beat Delhi's rush hour and enjoy driving on the Yamuna Expressway. By starting early, you will get enough time to visit all major attractions without being stressed.

It is important to wear comfortable clothes and shoes because the entire trip involves lots of walking around some of Taj Mahal's most stunning landmarks, including Agra Fort. Carry some necessities with you.

• A sunscreen: To protect you from being red from sun exposure.
• A hat or cap: To keep a little sun at bay especially during the summer months.
• Water bottle: Hydrate yourself throughout the day.
• A personal kit: To pack some basic medications, hand sanitizer, and tissues in case you need them during the trip.

Create an impeccable itinerary; make sure to focus on the crucial ones, like Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. Time left for some other depends on whether you wish to include Mehtab Bagh or Fatehpur Sikri. Consider some factors like the open time of the monuments, travel time from one spot to another, and extra time for breakage. A well-thought-out itinerary saves time and reduces stress during the journey.

Places like the Taj Mahal people need to be identified with a valid photo identification card. Make sure every traveller has a government-issued ID, and please examine it for legitimate fake IDs. If you have purchased tickets online for any of these attractions make sure you have both a hard copy and a digital form of the tickets as the point of entry may take time to validate online tickets.

To add depth to you knowledge of the city and its architectural and historical attractions it is advisable to hire a guide or get an audio guide. Tourist guides can be found around entrances of almost all the monuments and they might contain loads of information about architectural details, the history behind the monuments or passages and any legends associated with it.

This brings us to destination number three in our Discover India series- Agra Following are some of the highway eateries which are aplenty and serve good breakfast and dinner. Once in Agra, it would also be great to know the famous food hub of the city. Do not forget to taste cuisines that is Mughlai food, Agra Petha, Bedai and Jalebi which is local street food. Healthy meals can be attained in a reputed restaurant as well as the meals will be hygienically prepared.

Why Agra is a Must-Visit Destination

Agra is city in up known for Its rich history , culture, great architecture and monuments that make this place special. There are many tombs in India Agra is more than the city of tombs here is the touch of history, beauty and Indian spirit. This is a detailed guide on why Agra should be on every traveler’s bucket list regardless of where they are from.

Agra is best known for the Taj Mahal, which has been included among the Seven Wonders of the World and on the UNESCO list of World Heritage since 1983. This beautiful structure of white marble was constructed by the order of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. This intricate work has inlaid marble, a symmetrical design, and a captivating reflection in the Yamuna River, making it an object of wonder and admiration. Visitors can enjoy the delicate carvings, precious stone inlay work, and peaceful ambience around this monument. The Taj Mahal is an everlasting glory and will leave an indelible mark in the heart of each visitor, whether visited during dawn, dusk, or under the moonlight.

Against the backdrop of the Taj Mahal leans the Agra Fort, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. This majestic fort, constructed by Emperor Akbar, was the residence of the Mughal Empire and established strong foundations upon which it grew. The Agra Fort is a massive red sandstone and marble palace complex with buildings such as courtyards, palaces, mosques, halls of audience, and gardens.

• Diwan-i-Am (Hall for Public Audience)
• Diwan-i-Khas (Hall for Private Audience)
• Jahangir's Palace
• Khas Mahal
• Musamman Burj-afhelen where Shah Jahan spent his last days gazing at the Taj Mahal.

The magnificence of the fort magnificates compounded with its historicity is surely a must-visit for history buffs.

Fatehpur Sikri is an old city and was also the capital of the Mughal empire but constructed by the Akbar old city situated at about 40 kms from agra. A well-planned city of India, Fatehpur Sikri follows the unique style of Indo-Islamic style of architecture. Owing to lack of water it was left to deprive and therefore was called the Ghost City.

Tourist visiting the place will be gingerly with the intricate carving on Jama Masjid, Buland Darwaza which is the world’s largest gate, Panch Mahal which has five storey and the tomb of Salim Chisti. Most of its visitors admire elaborate work and strange constructions, therefore here one can remember about Fatehpur Sikri as a historical city.

Mehtab Bagh: This is a garden situated on the opposite side of the River Yamuna as the Taj Mahal and offers wonderful views of this iconic large monument. At one of the most beautiful, the Charbagh called Mehataab Bagh which was earlier referred to as the Moonlight Garden. The place also provides space for taking photographs as well as space to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It has an axial and balanced layout with large empty areas from where you can watch the Taj Mahal.

Affectionately known as Baby Taj, the Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah is the forebear of the Taj Mahal. Built by Empress Nur Jahan for her father, the tomb fine example of Mughal architecture. The delicate lattice, a collection of intricate inlay designs using white marble and semi-precious stones, is often passed unnoticed by tourists despite being a real hidden gem.

Agra is much more than a city of monuments – it is a dive into the ocean of India’s cultural frame. The laid back markets of the city, Sadar Bazaar & Kinari Bazaar will not disappoint you with their souk souvenirs options of Handicrafts, Leather and Trinket Jewelry. It is also famous for spectacular marble inlay products, carpet and textile work which are actual demonstrations of abilities of city’s skilled workers.

Food lovers will find paradise in Agra. The city serves everything from Petha (candied ash gourd) to Mughlai dishes such as Tandoori Chicken, Biryani, and Kebabs. The street food buffs can practice their culinary explorations at courses including Bedai, Jalebi, and Aloo Tikki; upscale Mughlai restaurants provide an authentic Mughlai dining experience in fine settings.

For Agra's diversity, a number of temples, mosques, and religious sites in the city offer visitors a chance to touch this aspect of spirituality. The Pearl Mosque (Moti Masjid) within the Agra Fort, the Jama Masjid in Fatehpur Sikri, and many other Hindu temples allow visitors to connect more intensely with spirituality emanating from the city.

A complete conversational exercise about how close Agra is to Delhi, and how incredibly it's connected to make jiggy with the road, was done by visiting the Yamuna Expressway, which has always answered all queries for a conveniently fast road trip. Additionally, other hotel choices exist within the city that fits every kind of visitor, from budget lodges to luxury resorts.

For photographers, Agra is a true dream destination. From photographing the Taj Mahal as a silhouette at dawn to photographing the fine details of Mughal architecture, the city provides unlimited opportunities to create enduring visual memories.