Agra Overview

People love to visit Agra in Uttar Pradesh, India, because of its rich history and beautiful architectural edifices. It borders the Yamuna River. Three of the seven wonders of the world can be seen in this city. You look for some PLACES TO VISIT IN AGRA. Besides the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort is one of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites that represent the pattern of city building of the Mughal Empire.

Agra is known for its historical sites as well as its busy markets. People can buy handmade items from marble, leather goods, and local treats like petha. People also love to buy marble items in the town. The best places to do this are in the Sadar Bazaar or Kinaari Bazaar area. 

Why is Agra famous?

The city has one of the largest populations in Uttar Pradesh and ranks as the 24th most populous city in India. Many famous buildings from the Mughal era can be found in Agra, making it a key destination in any AGRA TOUR PACKAGE. The T?j Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri are among the highlights, and all three are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

People mostly know Agra for its monuments, forts, castles, and mausoleums. But behind these impressive buildings are the city's traditional bazaars and shopping centers. People love to buy an item from the town called "Bric-a-Brac," a small marble copy of the Taj Mahal.

People also know Agra for its marble items, rugs, leather goods, and jewels. Near the Taj Mahal are most of the important shopping areas. Sadar Bazaar, Kinari Bazaar, and Munro Road are the most well-known.

Which is the famous food of Agra?

Whether you love the spicy chaats or have a sweet tooth, Agra never ceases to amaze. Petha, a soft candy made from ash gourd, is almost synonymous with Agra's food and a speciality you cannot miss. There are various new flavors and innovative presentations of this ever-famous sweet dish from Agra.

Another equally delicious item is the Chaat here. The city has types of Chaat available, including Aloo Tikki, Pani Puri, Papri Chaat, Samosa, Kachori, etc all over the city. Another famous snack here is Dalmoth, which is a spicy lentil mix. The town's cuisine also offers countless North Indian and Punjabi relishes with a distinct impact of Mughlai cuisine.

The best time to visit

Winter is the best time to visit Agra, from November to March. The time is good to tour because of the weather. Another great time for seeing the Taj Mahal at its best is between August and October. Summer falls from April to June when it is extremely hot in the city. As the rainy season continues between July and September, the Agra weather can sometimes get sticky.