Top Agra Night Tours

The Taj Mahal looks even more magical under the full moon. On five special nights each month (the full moon night and two nights before and after), people are allowed to see the Taj Mahal at night. The white marble glows in the moonlight, creating a peaceful and romantic scene. It’s a quiet and rare experience, away from the crowds, where the beauty of the monument truly shines. You can view it from a special platform near the monument for about 30 minutes during your scheduled time. Full Moon Night Viewing Windows (2026–2027) 2026 Dates 29 April – 03 May 2026 29 May – 02 June 2026 27 June – 01 July 2026 27 July – 31 July 2026 26 August – 30 August 2026 24 September – 28 September 2026 24 October – 28 October 2026 22 November – 26 November 2026 21 December – 25 December 2026 2027 Dates 20 January – 24 January 2027

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.

Sunrise is arguably the best time to see the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Taj Mahal, but getting yourself out of bed and arranging transportation before dawn can be challenging. Streamline the process with a private tour that begins with a hotel pickup, then a sunrise visit to the Taj, followed by the impressive Agra Fort. Extend to a full-day experience to include Mehtab Bagh and the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daulah, too.

We specially designed this tour for those travellers, who are really keen to see local Agra street Food and local Bazar, we avoid every tourist place in this tour and we would like to taste you Agra’s best street food & indian Masala Tea in clay pot, which is very delicious & mouth-watering food, it’s very entertaining to see live how they are cooking food and serving. Enjoy local Bazaar of Agra, where agra people go for shopping. You will definitely enjoy this evening local tour in Agra. We Arrange pick up & Drop-off Services From Your Desire Location in Agra by Car

Skip planning hassles on this private 3-day Golden Triangle tour from Delhi. Visit UNESCO World Heritage–listed sites including Agra Fort, Amber Fort, the Qutub Minar, and the Jantar Mantar. See the Taj Mahal at sunrise and explore the Jal Mahal on Jaipur’s Man Sagar Lake. Other highlights include Delhi’s India Gate and Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal, with hotel pickup and private transport included for comfort. Opt for 4- or 5-star hotels.

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.

See some of India's most iconic cities on this comprehensive 4-day private Golden Triangle tour. Relax in a private air-conditioned vehicle as you travel between Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Your driver shares details and history of landmarks along the way. See the sunrise over the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Taj Mahal, visit Amber Fort, and explore the Maharaja’s City Palace, among other activities, with private guides at each sight.

There’s more to Agra than the Taj Mahal. Explore its other fabulous monuments—including other UNESCO World Heritage sites—on this private evening tour. Check out Agra Fort, the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daulah (nicknamed the Baby Taj), and enjoy sunset views from Mehtab Bagh. Learn more about Agra’s rich history as you visit serene spots along the Yamuna River. Ideal for visitors seeking a relaxed, intimate experience of Agra's heritage and gardens.

Enjoying a home-cooked meal in India is a special, hard-to-get experience. In this interactive, private cooking class in someone’s home, not only will you get to eat an Indian home-cooked meal, you’ll learn how to make the tasty food, too. You’ll learn all about Indian spices and how to make traditional Indian dishes such as roti, kabab, and a vegetarian main dish of your choice.

Enjoy an early morning ride from your hotel to the Taj Mahal by Tuk Tuk. Experience the beauty of the Taj Mahal at sunrise, then follow your guide through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, learning about its construction, architecture, and the love story that inspired its creation. Have breakfast before touring the Agra Fort built of red sandstone. Return to your hotel in Tuk Tuk to conclude your half-day tour.

One corner of India’s Golden Triangle, Agra’s big claim to fame is the Taj Mahal, but as your walking tour of the city will show, there’s more to Agra than meets the eye. From mosques to temples, to spice markets and bazaars, those merely visiting the Taj Mahal only scratch the surface. A view of the Taj Mahal from across the Yamuna River is a highlight.

Catch the sunrise at the Taj Mahal without worrying about early-morning haggling with taxi drivers on this half-day private tour that starts in Agra. Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary as you explore this monument to love early in the morning with skip-the-line access. After, head for the city's other UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Agra Fort, for a private tour and plenty of time to ask questions.

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.

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."