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1. On arrival in Agra city, you will meet with the Tour Guide and proceed to Taj Mahal Sightseeing. 2. Taj Mahal-One of the modern Seven Wonders of the World and also the world heritage site declared by UNESCO. It was built by the fifth Mughal emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved queen Mumtaj Mahal in 1631 to 1653. It took 22 Years with help of 20,000 workers. It is made of pure White Marble which was brought from Makrana (Query of white marble) using a fleet of One thousand elephants. The Taj Mahal shows a different aspect of beauty at different times of the day 3. After sightseeing of Taj Mahal visit marble inlaid demonstration, same Art of Taj Mahal by the same descendants who was built the Taj Mahal 4. Lunch in a restaurant or hotel. 5. Covering the entire destination listed above. Your sightseeing will end here. INCLUSION Tour Guide Service for 1 to 4 Person Sightseeing of Monuments. Mineral Water to be served during the Sightseeing Well Experienced English Speaking Tour Guide Service (Approved by Department of Tourism, Government of India). EXCLUSION Entrances Tickets of all monuments. Lunch/Dinner/Drinks etc. Camera Fee.

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We are providing taj mahal same day tour. Itinerary 0600 hrs - morning pick up from your hotel in delhi & ncr and your 3 hrs drive to agra via yamuna express highway. 0900 hrs – arrive in agra and your tour guide will meet a hotel lobby and continue for sightseeing’s. 09:30 hrs - visit - taj mahal (a unesco world heritage site), no trip to agra would be complete without a visit to this shimmering vision of domes and minarets. The world's best-known tomb stands testimony to the timeless love story of the 17th century mughal emperor, shah jahan and his wife - queen mumtaz mahal. (taj mahal remain closed on every friday). 12:00 hrs - visit - the imposing agra fort (a unesco world heritage site), built by emperor akbar in 1565 a.d, this huge fort is made of red sandstone. The elegant buildings inside reflect an interesting synthesis of hindu and central asian architectural styles. The maze of the courtyards, mosques & private chambers of the fort echo the story of the mughal empire. 13:30 hrs - lunch break, lunch will be provided at one of the best local restaurant name ‘pinch of spice’ or ‘the charcoal chimney’. 15:30 hrs - you may wish to enjoy shopping in agra is known for its fabulous handicrafts, made of marble and softstone inlay work. The mughals were great patrons of arts and crafts. Empress nur jahan took personal interest and was an accomplished artist herself in zari embroidery work. Agra's major handicraft products besides inlay work are: leatherware, brassware, carpets, jewellery and embroidery work. 17:30 hrs – after a memorable day, drive back to delhi, arrive delhi by 1900 hrs where you will be dropped at your hotel or airport.

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We are providing taj mahal tour services. We pick you up at railway station or bus stand, take you for excursion , by ac car with english speaking driver who is expert and working with tourist since long time . After sightseeing we drop you back at you desired place . From where you can get to your destination. Price are including all parking and fuel, driver's tip is not included which is depend on your feeling.

Enjoy a VIP experience at the Taj Mahal with this Taj Mahal luxury tour in a private luxury car and Lunch at Five Star Luxury Hotel. Also, visit Agra Fort and Mehtabh Bagh with a skip-the-line ticket, and enjoy exclusive access to the panoramic views of the city.

Location: National Highway No. 2 On Delhi-Calcutta Route (Uttar Pradesh) Also Known As: Kashi Main Attraction: The Ghats, Benaras Hindu University Best Season: September-March Varanasi or Banaras is one of the oldest cities of India . This city has found place in the Buddhist scriptures as well the epic of Mahabharata. In Pali language Varanasi was called Banarasi hence it got the name 'Banaras '. Varanasi is also called 'Kashi' or the city of spiritual light. Kashi is the place where Shiva and Parvati stood when the "time started ticking". This ancient city of India is located on holiest river of India Ganga . This relation is unique and has attracted thousands of pilgrims. One theory also goes that Varanasi is located on the land between the river Varuna and Assi hence the name Varanasi . This town also has its place in history with many events and incidents being related with it. From time immemorial Varanasi has been the center of education, religion, art and culture. For every visitor Varanasi has different experiences to offer. The shimmering red and golden water of the Ganges when rays of dawn falls on them, the high banks, the temples, the Ashrams, the pavilions all are an experience in themselves. Chanting of Mantras, the hymns along with the fragrance of incense in fills the air with mysticism which entrails every person. The refreshing dip in the Ganges with the splashing of water along the ghats in Varanasi discovery and experience takes to the ultimate bliss. Not only for its temples, Ghats and Ganges Banaras has produced many exponents of art, music, literature and crafts. These people were not different from others but it was the tradition of Banaras which moulded them in the way they came out to be. Why only the luminaries, Varanasi has excelled in the art of silk weaving. The Banarasi silk sarees and brocades are cherished as collector's items across the world. As a eternal city with rich and vibrant past, it has no exquisitely carved palaces, no impregnable fort no architectural splendour but still the city has an inherent charm of its own. The ghats dotted with temples, the maze of alleys along the ghats, what ever Varanasi has is enough to attract the visitor again and again. The city which did not die even after being plundered many times in is a true sense a fascinating area to wander around. PRIME ATTRACTIONS Religious Places The Ghats Of Varanasi: In this ancient city of pilgrimage, the bathing ghats are main attraction. People flock here in large numbers every day to take bath and worship in the temples built beside the river bank. Centuries old tradition to offer puja to the rising Sun is still maintained. The Kashi Vishwanath Temple / Gyanvapi Mosque: This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is popularly known as the golden Temple due the Gold plating done on its 15.5 meter high spire. One tonne of gold donated by Maharaja Ranjit Singh has been used in the gold plating of the spire. The temple was destroyed in the various invasions and was rebuilt in 1776 by Rani Ahilyabai of Indore . St. Mary's Church: Situated in the cantonment area of Benaras ( Varanasi ) the St. Mary's Church has a low tower, spire and projecting poitico. Instead of windows tile, church has louvred doors to the sides and hooded ventilation slots beneath the cornice. Durga Temple: Built in the 8th century, the Durga temple is one of the most important temples in Varanasi . This temple is built in Nagara Style. The shikhara of the temple is formed by many small spires which are built one on top of the other. Bharat Mata Temple: This temple is dedicated to Mother India. Just one kilometer from the Varanasi station. The temple is built in the Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapeeth which was built by Babu Shiv Prasad Gupt. This temple was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi in 1936 so that the citizens could respect Mother India in statue form. The statute is built in marble. The statue is a replica of undivided India in three dimension which has the mountains, plains and oceans in right proportion. Tulsi Manas Temple: This temple is dedicated to Lord Rama. The temple is built in the place where Goswami Tulsidas composed the epic 'Ramacharitramanas' which provides us with detailed description of the history and deeds of Lord Rama. Tulsi Manas Temple was constructed by a philanthropist family in 1964. Nepali Temple: The King of Nepal had built this temple on Lalita ghat in Nepali style. The Nepali temple is also called the 'Kathwala temple'. The temple has some magnificent woodwork. Tourist from all over the world come just to see this temple which has no comparison with any other temple in India . The workers who carved this temple out were brought from Nepal . The wood used in the temple is also found in Nepal . The speciality of this wood is that termites do not eat this wood. Museums Ram Nagar Durg: 2 kms from the Kashi Hindu university, across the Ganges is located the ancestral house in the fort which was built by the former rulers of Kashi. In one of the sections of the fort is the museum which displays the royalty which was once part of the kingdom. This museum gives an insight into the grandeur which once prevailed in the fort. On the Ramnagar Pandav road is a beautiful Durga temple. This temple has very delicate and intricate carving done on stone. These carvings are worth giving a look. Bharat Kala Museum: The Kashi Hindu university has a museum which has a very rich collection of precious and rare historical artifacts, statues, pictures, paintings and manuscripts. This small but very well maintained museum gives an over view of the ancient city of Varanasi . Entry in the museum is free but check out the timings. Others Nandeshwar Kothi: Nandeshwari Kothi, designed by James Prinsep is a typical building of the early 19th century in Benaras. Benaras Hindu University: This is the largest and oldest university in north India . Spread over an area of 2,000 acres, this great place of education was established by Pt. Madan Mohan Malaviya. Today the campus has faculties of Arts, Science, Music, Sanskrit, Languages, Engineering, Statistics and Medical to name a few of them. The university also has the huge Vishwanath temple which was built and maintained by the Birla family. The Sunderlal Medical center has all the modern facilities of medical field is also located in the university campus. Jantar Mantar: The ruler of Jaisingh built an observatory in Varanasi in line with those built in Delhi , Mathura , Ujjain and Jaipur observatories. The Varanasi observatory has all the instruments which were required to record the motion , speed and properties of various stars and planets and other cosmic objects. The observatory was built in 1600 and still the instruments give the exact measurements which can match any modern instrument. EXCURSIONS Sarnath: About ten kms from Varanasi , is the place where lord Buddha after enlightenment gave his first sermon or as the Buddhist say set the wheel of dharma or law rolling. Today Sarnath is considered as one of the richest place to have antiques since the Ashoka period to the 12th century. Suggested reading on the Buddhist places in Uttar Pradesh. Chunar: Chunargarh of 'Chandrakanta', the classic novel by Babu Devakinandan Khatri is 40 kms from the city of Varanasi . Today the place is known as Chunar. Along one of the meanders of Ganges , where the Kaimur Hills are taking a North face, are built the imposing fort of Chunar. Jaunpur: In 1360 Feroz Shah built this town to guard the eastern side of his Delhi sultanate. Jaunpur is located 65 kms from Varanasi . Jaunpur is bisected by the river Gomti and the two sides are connected by the massive Akbari Bridge . This bridge was designed by an Afghan and was built in the 16th century. The fifteen stone arches of the bridge have withstood earthquakes and floods. On the southern end of the bridge is the sculptures of a lion tussling with an elephant. This marked the provincial milestone. Other places to visit in Jaunpur are Sheetla Chowkia Dham, Yamdagni Ashram, Atla Mosque and Char Anguli ki Masjid. Kaushambi: The mention of this town can be seen in the Mahabharata. It is said that the Pandav brothers lived here. Budhha visited this place many times and the gave sermons after his enlightenment in 6th and 9th century. Kaushambi developed as a major center for Buddhism. The ruins of an old fort tells the saga of the towns antiquity. Kaushambi is 185 kms from Varanasi . Vindhyachal: There are many Shaktipeeths in India . These are the places where the Goddess of power is said to be residing and people worship her viz- Goddess Durga. Vindhyachal is one of such peeths or abode of Shakti. The place is 90 kms from Varanasi . The temples of Vindhyavasini Devi, Asthbhuja and Kalikhoh are a must visit here. Kaimoor Wildlife Sanctuary: Kaimoor sanctuary, located on the Uttar Pradesh - Bihar border, is spread over an area of 500 sq. kms. Chandra Prabha Wildlife Sanctuary: Established in 1997,Chandra Prabha Sanctuary, a small sanctuary sprawling over an area of 78 sq. kms, is located on Naugarh and Vijaigarh hillocks in Vindhya forest range, in Chandauli district. HOW TO GET THERE Varanasi has its own airport which is 22 Kms from the city. The Babatpur airport connects Varanasi with all the major cities in India and recently there has been a proposal to initiate UP Air which will connect the city with other places in the state. Varanasi has the Cant railway station as its main station. This is a major railway junction and connects the city with major places in India . The nearby Mughal Sarai railway Junction is one of the major railway junction in the region with almost all the trains from the East, North East and some trains for South and Western region crossing the station. Varanasi is on the national highway number 2 from Calcutta to Delhi . Thus, the place is well connected by roads to all the corners of the nation. Varanasi provides some good market for many items. People come here for the temples in big number and major inflow of visitors is handled by the bus services from Varanasi to other places in state and outside it. PLACES TO STAY Most of the Varanasi city is well equipped with the most exclusive and sophisticated hotel accommodation. There are tourist lodges, mid-range and Dharamshalas also available at resonable prices. FAIRS & FESTIVALS Ganga Festival: A festive experience like none other awaits you at Ganga Festival at Varanasi . Kartik Purnima: Celebrated in the month of November-December is the sacred day, when the ghats of Varanasi come alive with thousands of brightly-lit earthern lamps. Buddh Purnima: This festival is celebrated with pomp and gaiety in Sarnath. This day Lord Buddha was born. A large fair is held in Sarnath and the relics of Buddha are taken out in a procession for public viewing on this day. Buddh Purnima is celebrated during the month of May. Bharat Milap: Around Dussehra a fair is held in Nati Imli which celebrates the return of Lord Rama from 14 years of exile. His reunion with his younger brother Bharat is celebrated as Bharat milap. This festival is attended by the king of Kashi in royal flavour. The festival is attended by at least a million devotees. Held in the month of October / November. The Ramlila: The Ramlila of Ramagar is famous far and wide. The Ramlila is based on the Ramcharitramanas by Tulsidas. The month ling festival is usually held during October / November and it sees the performance of many ancient rituals. Nakkatyya: This festival again is based on the Ramayana. The episode in the epic where the sister of Ravana tries to influence Lakshmana to marry her but instead Lakshman chops off her nose. On hearing this Ravana vows revenge against the brothers. This incidence in the epic is one of the reasons why Sita was abducted by Ravana. The festival is held in Chetganj with much fan fair. Hanumat Jayanti: This festival is celebrated to mark the birth of the monkey God Hanuman . The five day long festivities are held at the Sankat Mochan temple. During this festival many plays are staged based on the Saraswati, Ram , Krishnalila and Hanuman Charitra. Mahashivratri: Though Mahashivratri is celebrated throughout India, Varanasi has some special charm in the celebration the festival. During the festival a procession is taken out from the Maha-Mritunjaya temple to Kashi Viswanath Temple . The Dhrupad Mela: In the month of March a five day long music festival is organised on the Tulsi Ghats. during the five days renowned artists from all over the country perform Dhrupad here. This festival is one of the major tourist attraction of Varanasi . Panch Koshi Parikrama: The procession has got the name because it passes through five places. These five places are Kardmeshwar, Bhimchandi, Rameshwar, Shivpur and Kapildhara. The parikrama has special importance in the ancient parikramas of India . The procession starts and ends at Manikarnika Ghat. SHOPPING Varanasi or Banaras , since ages has been famous for the handicraft items. The delicate and intricate work on the sarees, carpets, wooden works are unmatched. The famous Banarasi Silk Sarees and Brocades are every women's dream. The local silk weavers produce the silk which are in demand not only in India but across the world these silk items are in great demand. The Bhadohi carpets can match the delicacy of weaving in any part of the world. Banaras has been famous for the 'Gharanas' in the Classical Music and Singing. These styles of singing and music have been amply supported by the musical instruments which are manufactured in Varanasi . Apart from the Silk Sarees, Brocades and Carpets Banaras also offers you Brassware, copperware, Ivoryware, stone inlay work, Glass beads and bangles, wood and clay toys, Zari work and exquisite gold jewellery. The main shopping areas of the city are the City chowk, Godoulia, Vishwanath lane, Gyan Vapi, Thatheri Baazar, Dasashvamedh, Goldhar and Lahurabir. The Emporia and Souvenir shops approved by the UP tourism are good place to look for genuine and good stuff too purchase. TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRES Government of India Tourist Office - 15B, The Mall, Cantt, (Near Hotel Paris and Clarks), Varanasi , Uttar Pradesh , India . Government Of India Tourist Information Counter - Babatpur Airport , Varanasi , Uttar Pardesh , India . (Open during the flight timings) UP Government Tourist Office - Tourist Bungalow, Parade Kothi, Nera Varanasi Cantt. Railway Station. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh , India UP Government Tourist Information Counter - Near Railway station, Varanasi , Uttar Pradesh , India . CLIMATE Varanasi has a extreme type of climate. Located besides the Ganges Varanasi can be difficult place to visit during the summers. Summers are very hot and temperatures shoot upto 46 degrees and winter can be cold with mercury dipping down to 5 degrees. This place can be a really bad during the rainy seasons and is advisable not to visit Varanasi during monsoons. The best season to visit Varanasi during September to March. NEARBY CITIES Jaunpur - 58 kms. Allahabad - 128 kms. Lucknow - 380 kms. Patna - 249 kms. Gorakhpur - 230 kms. Bodhgaya - 234 kms. Kushinagar - 275 kms. Chukar - 45 kms. GENERAL INFORMATION POPULATION: About 14 lakh People reside in this city. MAIN LANGUAGES: Hindi & English

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