Hotel Chanakaya Agra

Shaid Nagar Crossing, Shamshabad Rd Agra, Uttar Pradesh, 282001, India

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Unveiling Uttar Pradesh

A travel blog entry by claireaussi

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20/1/2008 - 21/1/2008 Mathura Mayhem! After a late brekkie of delicious Aloo Parathas (flat bread fried in pan, stuffed with mashed potatoes), and freshly made yogurt plus a cup of masala tea at a roadside cafe, the Hari Om Dhaba, we continued on to Mathura, (50 kms N/W of Agra) where it's reputed to be the birthplace of Lord Krishna. The Keshav …

Taj Mahal in a monsoon!!

A travel blog entry by courters

wow is all i can say
arrived in Agra frm Jaipur welcome to a monsoon from the worst train staion in all of india well one off!! Jaipur literally had a train staion with people sleeping everywhere, its hard to see that, but not as hard as the beggars trust me
but the whole station was used as a public toilet and the gys that had to go on the …

Taj Mahal

A travel blog entry by the_penn

Back dating this most important entry! Agra it must be said as a genral rule is hideous! It is incredibly dirty and smells even worse. However there was the best meal of the trip to be found here so far. A local semi-basement restaurant fod being cooked around the entrance as you descend, we all ate a gorgeous meal for about 45p each! FANTASTIC! …

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Viva Agra

A travel blog entry by paulej4

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... but here, rather than the Rajputs, the Jats ruled. I am reminded somehow of West Side Story. The Jat history is of much more recent times. The fort sports bastions of mud which, rather than being destroyed by cannon balls, simply swallowed them up. For some reason this mud fort is called the iron fort. This we do not see but are told of it nonetheless.

When we return to the train, I have breakfast and go to the bar car to pay my bar and incidental bill. Ouch. I ...

Living it large at the Taj

A travel blog entry by bellethorpe

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... corner and given a raffle style ticket, that they all then proceeded to drop on the floor as soon as they had entered.

Our ticket for the Red Fort and Taj Mahal at a combined cost was 900 rupees and we were given a small discount was due to us visiting the two monuments on the same day.

Walking into the fort we tottered through the Akbari gate – the main inner gate, and up a steep ramp that then gave way to some hugely ...

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