Top Agra Nature Walks

Travel comfortably in a private air-conditioned vehicle while exploring some of India’s greatest heritage sites along the way. Visit the fascinating Chand Baori Stepwell, one of the deepest stepwells in the world, and the UNESCO-listed Fatehpur Sikri, the former Mughal capital. Both sites include entry tickets and guided tours if you choose a option of entrance fees, ensuring you don’t miss the rich history and stories behind these landmarks. Enjoy a seamless journey that combines convenient city-to-city transfer with unforgettable sightseeing.

Visiting the UNESCO-listed ghost town of Fatehpur Sikri is a must-do in Agra, but getting there on your own can be a hassle. Make things easier on yourself with this private tour, which includes the services of a guide to show you around and provide commentary, transportation, and entry tickets. Depart at the time of your choosing for added flexibility.

Visit the Agra Bear Rescue Center, which is the largest Sloth Bear Rescue Center in the world housing over 250 Sloth Bears. Situated in Sur Sarovar Bird Sanctuary, the area is home to many other species of wildlife too. A personal guided tour around the Center includes a video presentation of the “dancing bears “ and a talk on bear conservation and its challenges in India. Highlights • Close encounters with Sloth Bears • Several other wildlife species • Birds in the sanctuary

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.

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.