Top Agra Art Tours

Agra’s UNESCO World Heritage–listed attractions are must sees, but visiting in a day from Delhi can be stressful alone. Simplify the planning of a private trip with Delhi hotel pickup included. Visit the beautiful Taj Mahal and learn how Shah Jahan built this marble mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz. After, stop at Agra Fort and explore the 16th-century monument with your guide, too. Return to Delhi in time for dinner.

The Taj Mahal can draw up to eight million visitors per year—so you can imagine the wait times to enter the centuries-old Mughal monument. On this half-day private tour, breeze past the crowds with guaranteed skip-the-line admission. Learn all about the iconic landmark's romantic history from your guide, with plenty of time for questions. Door-to-door hotel transfers are included for a seamless experience.

Hunt down the best souvenirs of Agra on a private guided shopping tour. The city is famous for its Mughal crafts—skills passed down from the Mughal emperors’ master craftsmen—and your guide introduces you to artisans who continue these traditions, making inlaid marble, embroidered rugs, jewelry, and more. Plus, explore colorful street markets and shops selling saris, leatherware, spices, and other goods. Private transport and hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Experience the best of Agra on this private day tour. Choose from several options to suit your budget and schedule including a guide-only service, a transport and guide service, and an all-inclusive package that includes lunch and entrance tickets. Wake up early to see a magical sunrise at the Taj Mahal and then head to the Agra Fort for another guided tour.

Visit the historic, hectic, and utterly charming Old Delhi area like a local with this tour. Your professional guide will take you through the area, with stops at the huge Jama Masjid (or Friday Mosque), the Khari Baoli spice market (Asia's largest), and the famous CHandni Chowk area, known for its vibrant markets.

The Taj Mahal draws visitors from all over the world, and during busy season, wait times in line can last up to three hours. This special, skip-the-line Taj Mahal admission ticket saves you the time waiting in line, and gets you inside the UNESCO World Heritage Site so you can explore it at your own pace. This admission ticket also offers two different pickup options, as well as a guided tour upgrade for ultimate convenience.

See a different side of Agra, beyond the Taj Mahal, on this walking tour. You'll visit areas better known by locals than by tourists, including the massive Jama Masjid (Mosque), the 650-year-old Shri Mankameshwar Temple, and the historic Agra Fort Railway Station. You'll also get to check out some of the city's top markets, with time remaining to sample the city's famous sweet, pethe, at a local confectionary shop.

Walk through the labyrinthine lanes of old city where the artists, who continue the traditional legacy of royal art for generations, still thrive. Discover the small-scale workshops used for making kites, threads, wooden utensils and Zardozi artwork. See how the beautiful Marble Inlay on the facade of the Taj comes to life, how the intricate golden wirework or Zari is done and how some of the most beautiful Mughal carpets are weaved by hand. You will be visiting the homes of these craftsmen and women, which is a very unique experience in its own. End the experience with either Kite flying or Chai from one of the rooftops and you just might also catch some breath-taking views if the Taj. Meander through the narrow lanes and witness the busy vendors engaged in their regular trade. Let your expert tell you the origin of the different forms of handicrafts as you watch the artisans immersed in creating an elaborate and intricate piece of art or handicraft.

Everyone is selling the TajMahal but my tour is different in terms of 2 things: 1. History: It won’t be only known Bollywood all Red and White version but more factual and documented. It will be something which is not to be found on Internet. 2. Local Touch: This part of the tour stands it apart from rest of the others. Here, we shall explore how a potter still works on making clay items and how it can be used towards the responsible tourism by leaving no carbon footprints behind.

Experience the the famous arts and crafts of the Agra, experience the era of the Mughals. 1. This tour help you experience the energetic and creative world of contemporary Mughal Art 2. We will also show you some of the offbeat shops, galleries showcasing the region's cultural & architectural history ancient and modern side time of the city. 3. Listen to heart warming stories of the city, amazing insights and first hand experiences into the lives of locals, the colourful Indian culture, customs, traditions. 4. Our friendly storytellers will ensure that this a fun, enjoyable and unforgettable experience for you to remember for life.

Experience the very best of Agra on this all-inclusive private tour combining world-famous monuments, authentic local craftsmanship and premium hospitality. Explore the magnificent Agra Fort, enjoy a lavish 5-star buffet lunch at Courtyard by Marriott, discover the traditional arts of Zardozi embroidery and marble inlay, and witness the breathtaking beauty of the Taj Mahal at sunset with your own government-approved guide. With private transportation, all entrance fees and personalized service throughout, this carefully curated experience offers the perfect blend of history, culture, cuisine and comfort.

Save time researching local public transportation routes and get from Delhi to Agra in a private car instead. This private tour begins at your Delhi hotel, with a driver to take care of navigating. Along the way, the tour stops at key landmarks, including Agra Fort, the Taj Mahal, and the Baby Taj—with an upgrade option available with attraction tickets included.

Learn about the history of Agra from a local guide on this private tour, which includes round-trip transportation from your Agra hotel or the train station. You'll visit the famous Taj Mahal and Agra Fort along with the Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah, a smaller marble mausoleum that's colloquially referred to as "Baby Taj."