Once the capital of the Mughals, Agra is one of India’s most important tourist hubs. It has hotels catering to every budget, but for discerning travellers we recommend these 10 hotels that guarantee both comfort and qual...more
Owing to its popularity among Indian and international tourists, there is no paucity of boutique hotels in Agra. Home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal, Agra witnesses heavy tourist footfall every y...more
There are several mid-range hotels in Agra for those looking for easy-on-pocket accommodation options close to the Taj Mahal. The bustling areas of Taj Ganj, Fatehabad Road and Sadar Bazaar are the prime centres for mid ...more
This opulent hotel’s 233 rooms and suites recreate the Mughal period, but the feather in its cap is undoubtedly Kaya Kalp—one of the best spas in India.
Having hosted the likes of royalty from Britain, and well-known public figures and celebrities including Moti Lal Nehru, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Dilip Kumar and Madhubala, this century-old heritage hotel is steeped in histo...more
Agra’s most luxurious hotel is also its best. Situated only 600 metres away from the Taj Mahal, it has complimentary golf cart transfers to the monument.
This spacious hotel is spread across 18 acres of terraced lawns, gardens, and fountains.
Surrounded by six acres of landscaped gardens, this hotel has 100 rooms, including five executive suites. It is around three kilometres away from the Taj Mahal and five kilometres away from the railway station.
Although Agra’s street food is the best way to absorb the flavour of the city, it can be a bit dicey: the water quality isn’t the best. If you don’t want to take a chance then these five restaurants are well known for im...more
Open round the clock and located at The Gateway Hotel in Agra, Aashiyaana is a coffee shop that serves both local and international cuisine. The buffet here is a veritable smorgasbord of Indian favourites along with Asia...more
Something of an institution in the city, Dasaprakash dishes out the most authentic and delicious south Indian cuisine.
A hot favourite with locals, Pinch of Spice is a popular stand-alone restaurant best known for its rich and wholesome Punjabi cuisine.
Most people, in fact anyone you speak to who has visited Agra as a tourist, will tell you it is a dump, they are not far from wrong. Anyone venturing there, which pretty much means all tourists, visits the Agra Fort, th...more
The historically rich city of Agra is beyond words and is one of the most preferred destinations for a quick getaway from Delhi. As you enter the city, it’s hard not to notice the beautifully carved monuments, the majori...more
Agra is packed with history and architecture that speaks of the city’s history. From historical monuments and grand architecture to shrines and tombs dedicated to love and commemoration, take a stroll though these wonder...more
A bustling city with a mix of people belonging to different cultures and religions, Agra is home to some of the most stunning religious structures in the country.
Symbol of true love and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal is amongst country’s most visited tourist attractions. Displaying a beautiful mix of Islamic, Persian and Indian architectures, this historic m...more
One of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal inspires everyone with its magnificent proportions and appearance. One of the most intriguing myths surrounding this grand edifice is that of an unfinished second blac...more
Everybody goes to Agra to see the Taj Mahal, and its cluster of Mughal forts, palaces and gardens. However, these five experiences will give you a new perspective on the city’s most famous attractions.
From miniature Taj Mahal replicas to take home as souvenirs, to fine jewellery and the beautiful craftsmanship of Agra marble—shopping in Agra is somewhat limited, but there are a few places you mustn't miss.
Take a balloon ride for an all-encompassing, bird’s eye view of the Taj Mahal, and the surrounding Mughal-era buildings. The tethered helium balloon safaris operate from sunrise to 8.30 pm, but the best time to take a ri...more
This nature walk is a great way to explore the lesser-known side of the city. The tour takes visitors through a green belt located on the right bank of the Yamuna River, around 500 metres away from Taj Mahal’s east gate....more
Agra, being a beautiful historic city, remains crowded with globetrotters for most part of the year. However, there are several interesting places around that make for an ideal weekend getaway from Agra.
Drawing in hordes of tourists on a regular basis, Agra is perhaps one of the most visited cities in India for both Indian and global travellers. Although tourists mostly flock to the Taj, there are several other places o...more
Attracting throngs of tourists from around India and the world, Agra is arguably one of India's biggest tourism hubs and is visited by thousands of travellers on a daily basis. Although the Taj Mahal is the biggest attra...more
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