Headed to Agra? We’ve got you covered. Just let us know where you are — anywhere in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, or Faridabad — and we’ll come pick you up. You pick the time, we’ll handle the rest. The drive takes about three hours via the Yamuna Expressway. It’s usually a smooth ride, and if you want to stop for a snack or bathroom break along the way, just ask the driver — no big deal. We’re all about making your trip easy and comfortable, right from the start. Nothing fancy, just a simple, stress-free ride to one of India’s most iconic cities.

Once you arrive in Agra, you’ll meet your guide — friendly, experienced, and ready to help you make the most of your visit. They’ll take you straight to the Taj Mahal, and thanks to the skip-the-line access, you won’t have to waste time waiting in long queues.

As soon as you get there, you’ll meet your guide—someone local who knows the place inside out. No waiting in long lines; you’ll head straight into the Taj Mahal. It’s one of those places you’ve seen in photos a thousand times, but in person, it’s something else. Shah Jahan built it for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, and the story behind it makes it even more powerful. The details in the marble, the symmetry, how it glows in the light—it’s honestly breathtaking. Your guide will fill you in on the history and the small things you’d probably miss on your own. It’s easy to see why this place is one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

you will have delicious lunch here.

After seeing the Taj Mahal, you'll head out for lunch at a nearby spot—maybe something local to give you a real taste of Agra. After that, your guide will take you to Agra Fort, another major highlight and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Since your tickets are already sorted, you can skip the line and head straight in. The fort itself is a huge red sandstone structure built back in the 1500s by Emperor Akbar. It was used as both a royal home and a military base by the Mughals. Inside, you'll come across beautiful old palaces, halls, mosques, and gardens—each with its own bit of history. As you walk through the gates and courtyards, your guide will share the stories behind what you're seeing. If you’d rather skip Agra Fort, there’s also the option to visit the Itmad-Ud-Daulah Tomb instead.

After your visit to Agra Fort, you have the option to explore the Itimad-ud-Daulah Tomb—often nicknamed the "Baby Taj." Accompanied by your guide, you'll spend around an hour discovering this elegant marble mausoleum, which many consider to be a forerunner of the Taj Mahal in both design and craftsmanship. The tomb was commissioned by Nur Jahan, the wife of Emperor Jahangir, in memory of her father, Mirza Ghiyas Beg—a Persian nobleman and important figure in the Mughal court.