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Full Day Agra Tour by Tuk Tuk

Agra, India

8 DAYS

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Duration

8 DAYS

Group Type

PRIVATE

Language

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Overview

Explore the Agra with a new transportation Tuk Tuk. It is the cheapest way to explore Agra and enjoy the local transport of Agra. Visit Taj Mahal and Red Fort by Tuk Tuk.

Highlights

Private Guide for a more Personalised Experience
Visit Mehtab Bagh which is an exceptional sunset viewpoint of the Taj Mahal
Explore the huge expanse of the Agra Fort and learn about its Mughal architecture
Private day trip in Agra By Tuk Tuk

What's Included

Inclusions

Live Professional Tour Guide
Water Bottle
Toll tax, parking and driver allowance
Tuk Tuk, driver and fuel cost
Hotel or airport pick-up and drop-off
All transfer and sightseeing by Tuk Tuk
Private tour

Exclusions

Personal Expenses
Monument Fees
Tips/Gratuities
Camera Fees

Itinerary

600

Pick Up - Taj Mahal

06:00/8:00/10:00 a.m. (Timing According to Climate) Pick up from your Hotel in Agra for Sunrise View Taj Mahal

830

Breakfast

08:30 a.m. You are dropped back to your hotel for refreshment and breakfast

1100

Agra Fort

11:00 a.m. Visit the Agra Fort, built in 1565 A.D another majestic creation by the Mughal Emperor Akbar

1200

Marble Inlay Work

12:00 p.m. (Marble Inlay Work) This artwork done on marble is mainly carried out in Agra in Uttar Pradesh in India where the former is noted for its inlay work on tabletops, flooring, and wall decor and the latter is known for its Parchin Kari work. The Parchin Kari art involves very minute and precise inlay work and is quite expensive and very graceful with intricate labor. Among the various stone arts that flourished in the country the most famous one was the inlay or the crafting work done with marble stones. This craft flourished and reached its peak during the era of the Mughals in Medieval India and especially after the construction of Taj Mahal. It is believed that initially during the early 17th century in Italy minute inlay work was done on different forms of precious stones and this was referred as Pietradura where Pietra stands for stone and dura stands for anything hard. The Italians were outstanding in this classic art and in fact held an exclusive possession of this art.