Agra Tour Package For 2 Days From Delhi 2 Days & 1 Nights

You will find a wide range of local cuisine and Persian marvels of intricate architecture apart from the iconic tourists’ spots in Delhi Agra 2 day tour. You can also enjoy the famous Tonga rides that are one of the main attractions for various tourists. You can take a boat ride as well across the Chambal river waters. It can help you in spotting exotic wildlife and birds. National Chambal Sanctuary is a good place for all the photographers and bird watchers who are looking for some best birds. This place is a home to more than different 316 species of the birds. Some of the exotic species of the birds include the Indian Skimmer, the Greater Thick-knee, the Small Pratincole, and Lapwings.

This 2 day trip to Agra from Delhi can be taken during Diwali as this is one of the best times of the year to visit the place. The streets are colourfully lit. King Shah Jahan built Taj Mahal in the memory of his loving wife Mumtaz Mahal. Even today, this remains the epitome of love as it is one of the beautiful marvels that have been ever created in history.

Being one of the major tourist destinations of the country India, it is easy to reach this city by any means of transport. Explore the beauty of this city and also visit all the historical monuments that this place has to offer. Indulge yourself in the history of this place and book yourself one trip for sure. But once you book one of the customizable Delhi to Agra 2 days packages, do not forget the itinerary for the days so that you can enjoy your trip with the proper schedule and do not miss out on things to do and places to go and cuisines to taste.

Facts About Taj Mahal

One of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal in Agra is a stupendous attraction for tourists from all over the world. While it glorifies the love between Emperor Shah Jahan and his beloved wife, Mumtaz, the Taj Mahal is less known for a number of interesting facts that are not known to everyone. Taj Mahal was built during the year between 1632-1653 when he spent almost 32 million rupees on the construction of this phenomenal structure. In the present time, the amount would estimate somewhere around $1 billion. During the embellishment of the monument, nearly 28 types of precious and semi-precious stones imported from Tibet, China, Sri Lanka were used. According to sources, more than 1000 elephants were used to carry these materials. The four minarets standing outside the Taj Mahal are slightly tilted. The minarets had been purposefully constructed in such a way to protect the main tomb from being destroyed in case of an earthquake or any natural calamity. As opposed to the old story that the Emperor chopped off the arms of the artisans who built the Taj Mahal, the main architect Ustad Ahmad Lahauri supervised the construction of Red Fort as well. While there are a lot of stories that spread clouds of mystery about Taj Mahal, these are some of the facts that actually show the reality behind this gorgeous monument.