Agra – A guide to India’s prime tourist destination
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Agra
MAY 2009
30
Agra needs no introduction.
It is India’s heritage city and well known for the Taj Mahal.
Do you know that Agra is infamous for touts and conmen who dupe tourists daily?
Does a one day trip to Agra justify your holiday?
Is the city safe for women travelers?
Is there anything else for the traveler except for the Taj Mahal?
Other than marble inlay products, what does this town export?
Is it wise to hire a guide if you visit the historical monuments?
These are some of the many questions we have tried to answer in this quick guide to Agra. Written in an easy to read Q & A format. this guide provides snippets of essential information about the city.
The Agra guide provides snippets of essential information about the city. A traveler will have all information about must see places, accommodation options, entry fees to monuments, costs for local transport, shopping places, health and safety advice and information resources. Chilli tips on bargaining, security, eating and trip planning will prevent you from holiday hazards.
Most travel guides and tour advisers suggest a trip to the Taj Mahal and / or Fatehpur Sikri. There is a lot to explore in Agra. We have tried to give know how about local craft, cuisine and interesting places to see other than the Taj Mahal.
We believe this guide will be a handy reference for any traveler because it touches upon the good, bad and ugly aspects of this historical city.
Agra is worth a short trip in winters. It makes for an interesting weekend getaway from New Delhi. The place has history, great cuisine and some well known hotels for your staycations!
If you have traveled India, you would know it is good to be informed about the tourism hubs lest you end up being harassed or duped. It is best to avoid unpleasant experiences if you are on a holiday.
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