While in Agra, attend a marble inlay workshop and learn more about the art form and go home with the structures you create. Marvelling at the Taj’s beauty is one thing and creating a mini Taj is another. You may have missed witnessing the real Taj Mahal being built, but don't miss out on the chance to see the miniature souvenirs being made. It’s open for night viewing, as well as 30 minutes before and after sunset.Īttend a marble inlay workshop and take home souvenirs You can choose to witness this Unesco World Heritage Site at any time. It is bathed in different colours at different times of the day. The marble structure has continued to mesmerise all those who have visited the city. Going to Agra and not seeing the Taj Mahal just won't do. However, if you wish to spot migratory birds in a secluded and an even quieter area, we suggest the banks of Chambal river. It has been declared a protected sanctuary and a World Heritage Site. The Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary (situated close by) has over 230 species. Agra is a birdwacher's paradise with a host of migratory birds making it their home.
Here is how you can experience 24 hours in Agra.Ĭhecking out the grandeur of historical structures is not time bound, but getting a glimpse of migratory birds is best cherished at dawn.
History, culture and gastronomy go hand in hand in Agra and if you find yourself there for a short stay, we suggest that you cram in as much as you can before heading back home. However, there is much more that does not make it to the limelight in the city. The white marble beauty tops the list of anyone planning their visit to Agra. Agra for the longest time has become synonymous with the Taj Mahal.