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Agra was an important destination during the rule of Mughals. They considered Agra as the capital of their reign. To keep their names in history, each ruler of Mughals commissioned construction of various monuments in Agra. Moreover, according to their religion, they built grand mausoleum for their ancestors. This did not start with Mughals. Small
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Agra is just 200 odd kilometers away from Delhi. Any international tourist visiting Agra would land in India in New Delhi and then travel to Agra from New Delhi. There are numerous options to reach Agra from Delhi and this article will go in detail about each mode of transportation. Reach Agra by Flights The
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Agra is a grand city with marble beauties around it. This ancient Mughal paradise is located on the aesthetic banks of River Yamuna. Agra is a very important tourist destination in India. However, one cannot make a weeklong vacation with just Agra. Fortunately, Agra is surrounded by unique destinations and major spots to keep your
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It is true that Taj Mahal gets all the attention from those who visit Agra. However, the second commonly visited monument is Agra Fort. This is one of the most elegant pieces of architecture, which has stood through four generations of Mughal Era. This is one of the first monuments to be declared as heritage
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Agra is usually covered along with a Delhi trip or as a weekend destination from Delhi. What people usually don’t realize is that the city of Agra has more attractions that you can make an entire vacation out of it. Here are the list of 20 Best Tourist Places to visit in Agra. Read more:
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Taj Mahal is the iconic spot of Agra. Apart from sightseeing, Taj Mahal is famous for photography, night visit, museum strolling, relaxing, romantic outing and also shopping. However, there is no official souvenir or handicraft shop inside Taj Mahal.
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The Indian Railways have launched the most endorsed fastest train of the country, Gatimaan Express on Tuesday, the 5th of April. At 10:10 AM in the morning, on Tuesday, the Indian Railway Minister, Suresh Prabhu flagged off the train at Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station of Delhi.
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