Amar Agra
Fatehabad Road Agra, Uttar Pradesh, 282001, India
TravelPod Member ReviewsAmar Agra
“poor”
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Canada
Nov 16, 2011
very poor
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The Taj Mahal
We set out for Agra, a 2-hour drive SE of Delhi, in Uttar Pradesh. We stayed at the Hotel Amar (not recommended unless you like strange smells and large crowds of men loitering outside the cafeteria, which is next to your room), and went to the Taj Mahal around 4pm. Our guide was an older gentleman who had been taking people around the Taj for 30 …
India Part 3: Agra
Hi everyone Welcome to our Stage 3 India Trip: Agra. Rajasthan is a State and under this State comes different villages and cities such as Agra (where the Taj Mahal is), Jaipur, Pushka etc. We did a Rajasthan tour and so it begins....... From the broken-windowed live-wire fan train, we finally emerged, drained and dirty, at Agra Train Station at 21 …
Taj Mahal
Thurday 1/21 - Taj Mahal
We checked into Hotel Amar - nice room - and the Taj guide arranged by 4WD (tour company) met us there and took us to the Taj - it was 750 INR ($17) to enter. It was late in the day so the fog had burned off - we entered the east gate, hung a right, and came into the main grounds via the south gate and we walked …
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Viva Agra
Schedule: 05.00 Arrival at Bharatpur, 06.00 Visit to Ghana Bird Sanctuary, 08.30 Return to Train, 08.30 Breakfast on Board, 08.45 Departure for Agra, 10.30 Arrival at Agra Fort Rly. Station, 11.00 Departure for Sightseeing & Visit Agra Fort, 13.30 Lunch at 5-Star Hotel, 15.00 Departure for Taj Mahal, 17.30 Shopping, 20.00 Dinner on Board, 23.00 Departure for Delhi.
It is five in the morning when we arrive at the World Heritage site of Bharatpur, a bird sanctuary. ...
Living it large at the Taj
... again for the day starting around 10am.
The fog outside was so thick that we did not hold out much hope for any good pictures of the Taj at all and we agreed with our driver that we would visit the Red Fort first, hoping that by the time we arrived at the Taj the fog would have lifted.
When we arrived at the Red Fort it looked very imposing from the outside, something that even the thick fog could not mask. As we crossed the road ...



