1^st Visit (TAJ MAHAL) :- Taj Mahal, one of the Seven wonders in the world, a most tourist visiting place in India. It is acclaimed as one of the three World Heritage Sites in Agra and is the living specimen of romantic love life of Shah Jahan and his favourite beautiful wife Mumtaz Mahal. Located at the bank of majestic River Yamuna, the Taj Mahal is a masterpiece of architectural design with have excellence inscription on white marble. Ustad Isa, the renowned Persian Architect, led the construction. The most famous marble structure in Agra, in fact the most beautiful and fascinating monument all over India, completed the construction in 1653 AD. The Mughal King Shah Jahan built this as the final resting place for the queen Mumtaz. It is believed that it took nearly 22 years to complete the grandeur palace by tireless effort of 22,000 craftmen. There are 22 small domes over the Taj Mahal, denoting the 22 years and the verses of holy Quran are inscribed on the domes. Set against picturesque landscaped gardens.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset ( Friday Closed)

2^nd Visit (AGRA FORT):- Agra Fort is located near to the Taj Mahal gardens on the banks of River Yamuna. The real specimen of architectural marvel, this fortress was constructed in the 15th century. The construction of this mammoth structure started during 1565 during the Great King Akbar and continued the developments up to the period of King Shah Jahan, the grandson of Akbar. The fort, in a length of 2.5 km marvelous enclosure walls, is built in red sandstones and encloses many monuments which are real architectural wonders.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset; Light & Sound show:- 06:30 pm to 07:30 pm (Hindi) & 07:45pm to 08:45 pm (English).

3^nd Visit (FATEHPUR SIKRI :- The Royal Residence of Akbar The Great):- This stylish red sandstone capital was built by Akbar, the great Mughal Emperor, in gratitude to a local saint -Sheikh Salim Chishti who announced that the childless Akbar would be blessed with a son very soon. Important buildings like Diwan–e-khaas, Diwan–e-Aam and Pachisi Court are worth visiting.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

1^st Visit (TAJ MAHAL) :- Taj Mahal, one of the Seven wonders in the world, a most tourist visiting place in India. It is acclaimed as one of the three World Heritage Sites in Agra and is the living specimen of romantic love life of Shah Jahan and his favourite beautiful wife Mumtaz Mahal. Located at the bank of majestic River Yamuna, the Taj Mahal is a masterpiece of architectural design with have excellence inscription on white marble. Ustad Isa, the renowned Persian Architect, led the construction. The most famous marble structure in Agra, in fact the most beautiful and fascinating monument all over India, completed the construction in 1653 AD. The Mughal King Shah Jahan built this as the final resting place for the queen Mumtaz. It is believed that it took nearly 22 years to complete the grandeur palace by tireless effort of 22,000 craftmen. There are 22 small domes over the Taj Mahal, denoting the 22 years and the verses of holy Quran are inscribed on the domes. Set against picturesque landscaped gardens.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset ( Friday Closed)

2^nd Visit (AGRA FORT):- Agra Fort is located near to the Taj Mahal gardens on the banks of River Yamuna. The real specimen of architectural marvel, this fortress was constructed in the 15th century. The construction of this mammoth structure started during 1565 during the Great King Akbar and continued the developments up to the period of King Shah Jahan, the grandson of Akbar. The fort, in a length of 2.5 km marvelous enclosure walls, is built in red sandstones and encloses many monuments which are real architectural wonders.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset; Light & Sound show:- 06:30 pm to 07:30 pm (Hindi) & 07:45pm to 08:45 pm (English).

3^rd Visit (ITMAD – UD – DAULAH):- This sparkling mausoleum was designed and built by Empress Noor Jahan in 1622 – 1628 AD in memory of her father Mirza Ghias Beg who was famous as Itmad-ud-Daulah or pillar of the state. A visitor will be spellbound by the genuine usage of pietra dura and white marble in the inlay works. The cenotaphs are laden with various semi- precious stones like Lapis Lazuli, Jasper, Topaz and Cornelian. It is considered to be the inspiration behind the Taj Mahal.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

4^th Visit (Sikandra):- The tomb of the Mughal emperor Akbar  was built in 1605–1613 by his son, Jahangir and is situated on 119 acres of grounds in Sikandra. Emperor Akbar himself oversaw the construction of this tomb until his death. Unlike the other tombs of famous Muslim kings around the world, the Tomb of Akbar faces towards the rising sun instead of Masjid of Mecca.The main tomb is surrounded by a beautiful garden that was designed by Akbar himself. His wife’s (Mariam-uz-Zamani Begam) tomb is also located in Sikandra about a kilometre away from Akbar’s Tomb.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

5^th Visit (Radha Swami Samadhi):- This is the samadhi of Lord Swami Ji, the followers of Radha Soami Vicharayas. Purnan Dhani Maharaj was born on August 24, 1818, on Janmashtami. In 1861, on the occasion of Basant Panchami, the Radha Soami temple was established in Dayalbag area of Agra. It was just like some Taj Mahal. 52 wells have been built. The stones were placed inside the ground for about 50 to 60 feet depth. Make one pillar above one so that it does not fall. Gumboad, built on these pillars, was kept in such a way that the earthquake or storm would not have any effect. This highly ornate memorial to the founder of the Radha Swami Section has been in the making for several years and work is still going on.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

6^th Visit (Mehtag Bagh):- Mehtab Bagh is a charbagh garden complex and one of the last Mughal gardens in Agra. It is located  on the left bank of the river Yamuna opposite to the Taj Mahal.The garden complex is a huge square, which provides a picture-perfect view of the Taj from the fountain at the front of the entrance gate. It is a popular sunset spot among the photography fanatics and nature enthusiasts.The splendid Mehtab Bagh has four sandstone towers, one each at the corner with a huge octagonal tank right in the centre. It is believed that Shah Jahan especially got the bagh designed for his personal interests so he could come up here and admire the infinite beauty of Taj Mahal.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

Day 01:- Morning arrival in Agra and visit to Taj Mahal & Agra fort and transfer to hotel. After sometime, drive to Fatehpur Sikhri and visit it and back to Agra and overnight stay at hotel in Agra

1^st Visit (TAJ MAHAL) :- Taj Mahal, one of the Seven wonders in the world, a most tourist visiting place in India. It is acclaimed as one of the three World Heritage Sites in Agra and is the living specimen of romantic love life of Shah Jahan and his favourite beautiful wife Mumtaz Mahal. Located at the bank of majestic River Yamuna, the Taj Mahal is a masterpiece of architectural design with have excellence inscription on white marble. Ustad Isa, the renowned Persian Architect, led the construction. The most famous marble structure in Agra, in fact the most beautiful and fascinating monument all over India, completed the construction in 1653 AD. The Mughal King Shah Jahan built this as the final resting place for the queen Mumtaz. It is believed that it took nearly 22 years to complete the grandeur palace by tireless effort of 22,000 craftmen. There are 22 small domes over the Taj Mahal, denoting the 22 years and the verses of holy Quran are inscribed on the domes. Set against picturesque landscaped gardens.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset ( Friday Closed)

2^nd Visit (AGRA FORT):- Agra Fort is located near to the Taj Mahal gardens on the banks of River Yamuna. The real specimen of architectural marvel, this fortress was constructed in the 15th century. The construction of this mammoth structure started during 1565 during the Great King Akbar and continued the developments up to the period of King Shah Jahan, the grandson of Akbar. The fort, in a length of 2.5 km marvelous enclosure walls, is built in red sandstones and encloses many monuments which are real architectural wonders.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset; Light & Sound show:- 06:30 pm to 07:30 pm (Hindi) & 07:45pm to 08:45 pm (English).

3^nd Visit (FATEHPUR SIKRI :- The Royal Residence of Akbar The Great):- This stylish red sandstone capital was built by Akbar, the great Mughal Emperor, in gratitude to a local saint -Sheikh Salim Chishti who announced that the childless Akbar would be blessed with a son very soon. The important buildings like Diwan–e-khaas, Diwan–e-Aam and Pachisi Court are worth visiting.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Sunrise to Sunset

Day 02 :- After Breakfast, Drive to Mathura and visit Lord Krishna Janamsthan, Vishram Ghat, Nidhivan and Vrindavan’s temples (Banke Bihari temple, Isckon temple & Prem Mandir) and back to Agra and departure to our place.

Mathura:

Lord Krishna Janamasthan:- The beautiful temple is believed to be the spot  where Devaki gave birth to Lord Krishna. Famous as Shri Krishna Janamasthan , it is one of the most significant religious centres in the city.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Summer:- 05:30 am to 12:00 pm & 04:00 pm to 09:30 pm.
Winter:- 06:00 am to 12:00 pm & 03:00 pm to 08:30 pm. (Check locally before visiting)

Dwarikadhish Temple:- This temple is built in 1815 by the affluent treasurer of the province of Gwalior, Seth Gokuldas Parikh. It is situated on the north side of the town, it is dedicated to Lord Krishna and attracts a huge crowd during festivals.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Summer:- 06:30 am to 11:00 pm & 04:00 pm to 07:30 pm.
Winter:- 06:30 am to 11:00 pm & 03:30 pm to 07:00 pm. (Check locally before visiting)

Vishram Ghat:- Among all the ghats of Mathura, Vishram Ghat  is said to be the most venerated. Legends says that after the epic fight which resulted in the slaying of the cruel king Kans, Lord Krishna relaxed on this ghat after the bout. Devotees believe that  the religious circumambulation- parikrama, commences and terminates here. The evening aarti continues to be attraction since ages. There are 25 more picturesque ghats worth visiting.

Note:- AARTI HOURS :- Summer:- 05:00 am & 07:30 pm / Winter:- 05:00 am & 07:00 pm. (Check locally before visiting)

Vrindavan

Banke Bihari Temple:- It is constructed in 1864, this sacred place of worship is reckoned as one the most eminent shrines of Vrindavan. The presiding figure of Banke Bihari was founded by the great Vaishnavite, Swami Haridas Ji of the Nimbarka sect. Some of the major festivals like Jhulan Yatra, Mangala Aarti on Janmashtami, Dolostav and Holi attract throngs of devotees. Haryali Teej and Akshay Tritya are also celebrated with great vigour and  joy.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Summer:- 07:30 am to 12:00 pm & 05:00 pm to 09:00 pm.
Winter:- 08:30 am to 01:00 pm & 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm. (Check locally before visiting).

Shri Krishna Balram Temple (ISKCON):- This temple is constructed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), the presiding deities here are of Shri Krishna Balram and Shri Radha – Shyam Sundar. Inside the campus is the Samadhi of Shri Prabhupada, the founder of ISKCON.

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Summer:- 04:30 am to 12:30 pm & 04:30 pm to 08:30 pm.
Winter:- 04:30 am to 12:30 pm & 04:00 pm to 08:00 pm. (Check locally before visiting)

Nidhivan:- The place has been a witness to the Rasleela of Lord Krishna with Radha Rani and his gopis. It is also the final resting place of Swami Haridas ji. A small pond, Lalita kund is believed to have been dug by the Lord himself for a gopi named Lalita.Among  others that dot the area, Rang Mahal is the most prominent one. 

Note:- VISITING HOURS :- Summer:- 06:00 am to 12:00 pm & 04:00 pm to 08:00 pm.
Winter:- 06:30 am to 12:00 pm & 04:00 pm to 07:30 pm. (Check locally before visiting)

Prem Mandir:- This temple is one of the most famous temples in the entire Vrindavan. It is built by spiritual guru Jagad guru Shree Kripalu Ji Maharaj. The temple is maintained by Jagadguru Kripalu Maharaj International trust which is a non-profit educational, spiritual and Charitable Trust. The temple is built on a huge 54 acres campus and is dedicated to Lord Sita-Ram and Lord Krishna and Radha. The construction of the temple was started in 2001 and it has completed after 11 years.  The planning and designing phase of the temple was handled by famous artisans Suman and Manoj which are from Sompura in Gujarat. The influence of the South Indian style of temple architecture is seen in this temple. This temple influence the golden Glory days of Indian art and architecture have come back when you see the quality of work done by these sculptors and artists.

Note:-  Timings: (Check locally before visiting)

• 8:30 A.M to 12 P.M and 4:30 P.M To 8:30 P.M (Summer & Winter)
• Morning Aarti at 5:30 A.M
• Bhog is at 6:30 A.M (then temple closed)
• Temple Open at 8:30 A.M
• Aarti and another Bhog at 11:30 A.M