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Trip PhotosCome to Agra and see the Taj Mahal and Red Fort, marvel of craftsmanship and atypical structural design. Taj Mahal is a sublime expression of architectural skill and history which has been entitled as one of the Wonders of the World.
Red fort contains splendid palaces both in red sandstone and white marble built by two generations of prolific builders of Mughal Empire.
Outline Itinerary
07:30AM: Drive to Agra.
Pick up from hotel in Delhi and drive towards Agra 210 Km/4Hrs
12:00 Noon: Agra Sightseeing.
Arrive at Agra. Meet and greet your local guide from Agra and start the sightseeing.
12:30PM:Visit Taj Mahal.
Visit the Taj Mahal, an epitome of eternal love which was constructed in line with the wishes and penchant of Emperor Shah Jahan.
02:30PM: Lunch.
Transfer to a decent local Restaurant for lunch.
03:30PM: Visit Red Fort.
After lunch, visit the nearby Agra Fort on the banks of Yamuna river. Agra Fort is a UNESCO world heritage site located about 2.5 Km west of Taj Mahal. The fort is also known as Lal Qila, Fort Rouge and Red Fort of Agra.
04:30PM: Souvenirs.
Explore the Agra’s rich heritage of handicrafts or at leisure. All leather items like bags, belts, etc are available in various designs.
05:00PM: Drive to Delhi.
Drive back to Delhi and cover the distance of about 210Kms in 4hrs.
09:00PM: Service Ends.
Arrival in Delhi and transfer to hotel. (Hotel not included)
Taj Mahal, Red Fort & Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah.
Overview
Trip Type Culture Tours
Activities Included 
Accommodation Not Included
Meal Fixed menu lunch in local restaurant.
Best Seasons All year around
Route Delhi-Agra-DelhiTaj Mahal, Red Fort & Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah.
Cost Information
Cost Information
$65 – per person with 04 pax
Trip Dates:
Private Journeys for independent travel with your own dates.
Included
- Private air conditioned car for entire trip
- Licensed english speaking guide for sightseeing
- Fixed menu lunch in a local city restaurant
- All taxes
Not included
- All monument entrance fees
- Camera fee
- Any other item not mentioned in includes
Traveller Review
Helen D & Party of 4 - Delhi - Agra Tour
In Delhi I was happy to be received by Mr Gayul (???) who picked us up from the airport. I think he did an excellent job! Did you ever eat in Broadway? For me as a foreigner it is the best Indian food I ever tasted. I have eaten there many times with groups and the food is always great. Maybe for you as a local resident it is different, maybe you know a bunch of restaurants which are even better.
All the best and greetings,
Bas.
Bas Naus
April - 23,2009Bhutan & India Tour, Sept & Oct 2006
The trip was really great……there were two mess ups that occurred that were related to the Druk Air tickets……..otherwise things were awesome….and our guide, Sonam, was especially awesome……Wes and I made our flight connections into Bangkok without any problems, however, it was not clearly explained to us that we would have to present our hand written Drukair tickets to a special location for an actual boarding card to be created. Instead we went straight to the DrukAir departure gate (we had tons of time in BKK airport as we had a 6 hour layover) and at the time of boarding we were turned away while the rest of our group went on without us…….I am not familiar with “hand written” tickets as I have not seen them for many years……this was extremely frustrating that we did not have this instruction with our departure instruction as part of our tour! Thank heaven for China airlines allowing us to use their airport lounge where we were able to email DrukAir in Bhutan and they offered us the local phone number in Thailand of the DrukAir office manager (since the office in Bangkok had closed from the old airport and it was too early morning for anyone to be reached locally!). We called the local manager on his mobile phone and he informed us that there was a second flight scheduled for that very day, even though no such flight appeared on the Departure board in the airport or on DrukAir’s website…..in fact, the transfer desk at BKK informed us that there were NO FLIGHTS from BKK to PARO scheduled to depart later that day…..talk about confusing and upsetting…..after talking with the local manager for DrukAir and he confirmed that there was space available on the later flight and that there was, in fact, going to be a flight we were finally able to arrive PARO about 4 pm and we joined up with our group……everything else went awesome during our Bhutan trip until we got out of bed on the day of our departure from Paro and learned that the itinerary that you had provided to us did not match the times for flight departures to Delhi…the flight that was shown on our itinerary would only have traveled to Katmandu with no onward travel to Delhi….therefore we had to wait for several more hours, having risen from bed at 0400 to depart on the early flight only to have a 1130 actual departure……the plane finally departed from PARO behind schedule about 1 pm and it was supposed to be a PARO to DEL direct flight but because of the plane weight we ended out making an unscheduled refueling flight in KTM for a 20 minute in and out and then we made it to DEL about 4 pm, the captain did apologize for the delay that the refueling caused……this itinerary mix-up on departure times (730 a.m. vs. 1 p.m.) really ruined our day at AGRA because we had planned on evening photos at the Taj but instead we arrived well after dark at 930 p.m. and the lights were all out at the Taj…..therefore we only had the opportunity to have photos at sunrise and mid day at Agra……if these two airline problems had not occurred then we would have had a seamless experience in both Bhutan and India.
I would recommend that you include a customer communication that includes instructions on how to manage the DrukAir tickets through the transfer desk when directly transferring from one airline to Drukair. The rest of our group did not have a problem as they left the airport to a hotel and had to go through the airport ticket counter and had their boarding cards issued at the main ticketing terminal…
I do really appreciate what you did do to make things work out for a very memorable trip to a very magical country……amazing to say the least!
Thanks Ugen for asking for feedback….I thought that you wouldn’t want this on your website but instead directly to you……
Thanks again for the magical trip!
Scott Kirkham & Wes Beard
Oct, 25,2006Facebook Review
Guides
Gaurav Goyal
Gaurav Goyal remains stalwarts of Wind Horse Tours, India since its inception in 2005. Along with company he gained salience. His friend says ” He aged once he started to work “. Like any other works, it was hardly a stroll in park at the start. In initial days, where every little aspects was overwhelming to learn but he weathered the storm tenaciously and befitting he is in the stage where a rave review from the guests is just like another day in the office.
He grew up in old Delhi locality and did his college from there itself. He is familiar with every nook and corner around Delhi and surrounding regions. This assist in untying knots of intricate history of Delhi and its monuments it harbours in its fold when taking guests on tours.
When not guiding, you can find him in cricket ground with a Kookaburra cricket ball in hand all geared up to disturb the three timbers that batman passionately guard.
Hemant Arya
Hemant Arya says ” There is no half measure in what ever I do. Its either 100% or nothing”. With these thought driven, it has taken him to many different frontiers, sometime prickly but mostly well charted territory. And this is what guests find an outstanding traits in him that make the tours smooth and informative. Since 2008, He has been leading tours in Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and north India vindicating his above philosophy.
Since kid, he had a strong liking for this trade, he actually studied to be in travel industry. He did his bachelor degree in Art with History as major. He makes best use of what ever he learnt.
He hails from Delhi and grew up watching Delhi grow up into bigger cities as well. He has fond memories of all the attractions and monuments that he visited with his friends and family.
He loves to read, if not home you can find him in his favourite hang out point at National Library in Delhi.
Rajat Gupta
Rajat Gupta is the gun young at Wind Horse Tours, New Delhi. With his advent there is infusion of fresh ideas, exuberance and passion , that changing travel scenario demands. He completed his degree course in Tourism Management in 2014.
At Wind Horse Tour, India, he is setting pace for innovations and fresh perspectives to thrive and to meet new demands. With opening of window for Visa on Arrival for many countries by Indian Government, this has thrown door wide open for travel industries to redesign structural patterns in term of infrastructures and itineraries.
He inherited the passion for the travel business from his father Santosh Gupta. While growing up or still now the travel talks hogs the limelight at the dinner table. He alway knew what he wanted or how he wants to shape up his career. Choosing travel management course was a conscious choice to hone his passion.
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Overview
Trip Type Culture Tours Activities Included Accommodation Not Included Meals Fixed menu lunch in local restaurant. Route Delhi-Agra-Delhi
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Only the weather in Agra and the return train which was 45 mins late let us down. I would have no hesitation in making reservations through your company again.
Best wishes.
Helen Delap