Agra Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

I have visit Tajmahal.This is a very Beautiful Place.

The train ride to Agra was relatively uneventful. We managed to find seats in a car with mainly families, so the leering stares were kept to a minimum. A poor family across from us got up when a more wealthy family boarded the train. The small child of the poor family sweltered in the heat as the wealthy couple fed water to their young baby; ano...

Hello from Agra! We arrived here at a rather antisocial hour this morning on the train from Varanasi, and after much debating, still hadn't decided an exact plan of attack, as far as seeing the sights, and moving on was concerned! Apparently there's not a whole lot to do in Agra other than the Taj Mahal, and Agra Fort, as we've heard from numero...

After less than 5 hours of sleep, Diana and I met with our driver at 7AM and left on a 3 1/2 hour drive to Agra, India. The driving here is absolutely nuts!!!!!!! China was terrible and awful, but it was nothing compared to what I have seen today in India. First of all most places in the roads do not even have dividing marks for the lanes whthe...

watched the sunset on the Taj Mahal - the view from our rooftop patio was just okay. the smog in agra is horrible. it smells and hangs and is a bit smokey so it cuts the visibility. met Miles from perth on the bus from Jaipur and had dinner and a nice chat with him. lots of tips for south america got up to watch the "sunrise" but didnt see much ...

Fuer viele ist es einfach nur das schoenste Bauwerk der Welt, doch die poetischste Beschreibung des Taj Mahal stammt vom indischen Nobelpreistraeger Tagore: "Eine Traene auf dem Antlitz der Ewigkeit". Zauberhaft, oder? Da der Vater der Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, ausgerechnet an einem 2.10. geboren wurde, durften wir an uns seinem 138. Geburtstag da...

We left Amritsar and the Golden Temple at 4:00am, taking the first bus of the morning to the train station. Not a minute after we boarded the bus, it began to rain, and what an impressive rain it was. Along with our French friends Guillemette and Quentin, we boarded the train to Agra, not realizing that we were going to be on it for about 13 hou...

Today would be the last big thing we would do in India - the Taj Mahal! We got the bus to Agra expecting the worst with hawkers etc, wasnt that bad and the streets werent as dirty as I have seen. Some nice big tree boulevards. Once in the grounds of the Taj, no hawkers allowed - making the place peaceful apart from the crowds (which were 99% Ind...

Our famous explorers catch the early morning Shatabdi express from Delhi, and head towards wonderful Agra to see the Taj Mahal and the ruined city of Fatepur Sikri. Will it be worth the 750 Rupee entrance fee? Is it worth all the hype? Let's find out: HE SAID: The train ride to Agra was wonderful... early, but extremely comfortable and civilized...

05 Apr 06 After 1 day in Delhi, we decided to take the train to Agra, where on of the most amazing world heritage site is: the Taj Mahal. As easy as it sounds, taking the train in India is quite an experience: - first you have to go to the train station - there is about 10 of them in Delhi! - Then you have to pay the auto-rickshaw (local equival...