One Day Agra Tour From Delhi
Located on the banks of the Yamuna River, Agra is a city that has been inhabited since ancient times. Before Akbar made it into the new capital of medieval India, the place used to be a small village whose timeless culture can be spotted even today and our One Day Agra Tour from Delhi offers to explore the beautiful city.
Read MoreThe distance from Delhi to Agra can be covered in less than 3 hours via the new Yamuna Expressway. This makes it a smooth private car ride for tourists of all age groups and medical backgrounds. Upon reaching you can directly enter the main gates of the Taj Mahal grounds and enjoy a battery car ride to the main structure. After touring the Tomb area, you can spend time in the Mehtab Bagh complete with flowers and exotic plants. Located close to the Taj Mahal is the Agra Fort where Akbar, Jahangir, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb used to live. Agra Fort's Diwan-i-Khas, Diwan-i-Am, Jahangir's Palace, Khas Mahal, and Moti Masjid showcase Mughal architecture, intricate marble work, and ornate decoration, highlighting the empire's grandeur and cultural significance. A one-day Agra tour from Delhi is enough to give you a lifetime of experiences.
Other popular structures that will energize you with their charm are the Birbal Palace and Akbar's Tomb. You can walk across the city or take a Tonga ride to view the colonial havelis, old Halwai shops and metalwork stores that keep the culture of Agra alive on our One Day Agra Tour itinerary.
The trip plan for the One day Agra tour package looks something like this:
- The journey starts from any location of your choice in Delhi and NCR early in the morning (5:00 am to 6:00 am). A private car is allotted to your family or friends group with a representative driver with a good track record.
- After picking you up the driver takes the Yamuna Expressway to reach Agra in about 3 hours.
- The first location to explore is the Seventh Wonder of The World, the Taj Mahal, on the banks of the timeless Yamuna.
- Next, you can embark upon a guided tour of the Agra Fort.
- Have lunch at a local yet heritage restaurant spot in Agra as per your choice and budget.
- After lunch, visit Birbal Palace and Akbar's Tomb.
- Complete your dinner as per your preferences and drive back to Delhi in the evening. Get dropped off at your location by night!
Even though the One Day Agra from Delhi trip is to last for a few hours, we must be properly prepared for the journey. Make sure you carry the following things for the best experience:
- Accessories like sunglasses, caps, boots and gloves
- Personal comfort items like neck pillows and motion sickness medication for the long car ride
- Accessibility equipment like prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs
- Personal medication and first aid kit
- Passport for ID verification
- Selfcare necessities like sunscreen and sanitiser
- Carry the right amount of cash for authentic experiences
- Credit and Debit cards for online payment
The luxury one day Agra Tour is handled efficiently by the TRISOJ team so that there is no anxiety on the part of the client. Our representative handles all preparations like car booking, reservations and itinerary etc to give you the most relaxing holiday.
Agra's underrated locations include Fatehpur Sikri's abandoned city, Akbar's Tomb, Mariam-uz-Zamani's Tomb and Kinari Bazaar for local shopping.
Yes, Agra is easily accessible from Ghaziabad and takes about 4 hours to reach. TRISOJ offers direct pickup and drops from this region for the One Day Agra tour from Delhi.
same-day Agra tour package is customizable according to the needs of the tourist group. We can add extra features to make the trip more inclusive as long as we are notified ahead of time. You can choose what kind of vehicle and locations you feel comfortable visiting and the itinerary will be planned accordingly.
We offer 5 seater, 7 seater and 9 seater cars, and for more than 10 groups we offer luxury buses for the One day Delhi to Agra tour in AC and non-AC versions. Contact a TRISOJ representative today to know the rates for Group Trips.
