Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world and also an UNESCO world heritage site. It took twenty two years to build the magnificent Taj Mahal, employing twenty thousand workers, artisans, and master craftsmen. Fifteen thousand elephants transported the white marble blocks of this Tomb from Makrana to Agra. A large number of Bramhi bulls of India was used to transport the raw materials. The tour to TajMahal will give you the distinguished feature of its elaborate architecture and its grand design. It feels as if the genius architects, Mir Abad Al Karim and Makramat Khan along with the visionary emperor Shahjahan understood the half uttered speech of nature and showed the world, how beauty can be expressed at highest grade in architecture. The happiest moment of the Taj Mahal tour is augmented at sunrise.

The machinery which supports life for us bathes the Taj Mahal with its ultimate glory. The morning ray of the sun behind the Taj Mahal spins a magical yarn on its dome. The dome of Taj Mahal turns to a mushy blonde colour inspiring feelings akin to romance. One never forgets the tender and throbbing painful love story of ShahJahan and Mumtaz Mahal. Before we continue our journey through Agra city tour at our next stop, the grand Red Fort relishes the sensations of Taj Mahal with a relaxed breakfast offered by us.

Made up of red sand stones, this fort was built in 1565 AD by Akbar the Great.Red Fort is a blend of Hindu and Persian architecture. The historic enclosed area where gory battles were fought and treaties accorded was the centre for four of the greater Mughal emperors. Our next stop is the interlaced stone mausoleum of Imtad- Ud- Daula.

The vivacious NurJahan, Emperor Jehangir's wife built and designed Imtad Ud Daula; pillar of the empire, in the memory of her father Ghias Beg in 1622 AD. This beautiful mausoleum is also called '' jewel box". Our English speaking guide will keep you entertained with the stories of history and legends.