Agra Tour Packages from Thanjavur

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Tour Overview

Thanjavur is known as the “Rice Bowl of Tamil Nadu” and is loaded with historical and sacred temples and art it is not wrong to say that it is very rich in culture, While exploring the places of Interest around Thanjavur, our Agra Packages from Thanjavur gives one and only chance to plan your trip to Agra – The home of The Taj Mahal. All these packages are well developed so that you get a very comfortable travel trip thus enabling you to have more time to appreciate the historical and cultural landmarks of Agra.

For those looking for the perfect getaway and the all-important honeymoon vacation, there are Thanjavur to Agra honeymoon tours with special features such as visiting the Taj Mahal at sunset and staying in a first-class hotel. For those travelling with family, our Thanjavur to Agra family tour packages suit the traveller’s requirement of being enjoyable as well as informative and include visits to places such as the Agra Fort and local bazaars.

If you are interested in the finer things in life, there are premium packages available for a Thanjavur to Agra tour, with accommodation at 5-star hotels, fine-dining restaurants, and private guided tours of the city. Moreover, cultural lovers may visit Agra’s arts and crafts segment through our certified packages, covering local bazaars, artisans’ houses, and others.

Agra Tour Packages from Thanjavur Itinerary

Day 1: Thanjavur to Agra – Arrival and Sightseeing

Take a flight or a train out of Thanjavur to Delhi and start off. Our representative will receive you and help in the transfer to Agra, which has a road distance of about 3-4 hours. On arrival to Agra, after a long journey, take a break in your hotel, then rest a bit. Then later prepare to visit the most renowned place of interest, the Taj Mahal. One of the Seven Wonders of the World is this white marble marvel constructed by the emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Tour its gardens, marvel at its beautiful carvings and make some great snapshots.

Next, go to the Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was a home of the Mughal emperors. Palaces, courtyards, and halls can be found inside and are an illustration of Mughal history and art. During the evening, you can also make a brief visit to the local market in Agra, where you can shop for marble handicrafts and leather handicrafts, and you can take local snacks. Evening and stay at your hotel in Agra.

Day 2: Explore More of Agra – Drive to Vrindavan

After breakfast, proceed with sightseeing in Agra. Start by visiting the Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah, also known as the Baby Taj. This is a beautiful monument and is commonly referred to as a draft of the Taj Mahal, and it is admired by forthe delicate marble work.

The next destination is the Mehtab Bagh forBagh,which is a garden on the opposite side of Yamuna river and Bagh,the Yamuna River,it offers one of the best views of the Taj Mahal the Yamuna River,Mahal,especially during morning light. It is a perfect place to relax and take a photograph in peace and view the beauty of Agra in a different way. By afternoon, vacate your hotel and drive to Vrindavan, a distance of approximately 1.5-2 hours. Vrindavan is closely linked to the life of Krishna Lord Mahal,Lord Krishna,and it is one of the most spiritual cities within India.

Upon arrival, visit the famous Banke Bihari Temple Lord Krishna,Temple,which is dedicated to lord Krishna Temple,Lord Krishna,and then visit your hotel to check in. The temple is continuously dominated with chants, prayers, and an energizedLord Krishna,energised devotional mood. Another attraction point is the ISKCON Temple, beautifully constructed;energised it is said to have a serene atmosphere. Have dinner and stay in Vrindavan in your hotel.

Day 3: Explore Vrindavan – Departure

On the last day, breakfast, and then keep on sightseeing in Vrindavan. You are also able to visit the Prem Mandir, which is a beautiful temple of white marble in honor of Radha and Krishna. The carvings and large gardens of the temple make it a must-visit. Then go to Radha Raman Temple later or have a peaceful walk with Yamuna Ghats where you will have a feeling of the devotional culture of Vrindavan. You will be brought back to Delhi by plane or train according to your schedule of returning to Thanjavur.

Inclusion

Pick-up & drop from hotel/railway station/airport.
Private air-conditioned cab with driver.
Fuel, toll, parking & driver allowances.
Hotel accommodation (if included in package) on twin sharing basis.
Daily breakfast at the hotel.
Sightseeing of Taj Mahal, Agra Fort & other spots as per itinerary.
Meet & greet assistance.
24×7 customer support during the trip.

Exclusion

Entry tickets/monument fees (Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Mehtab Bagh, etc.).
Lunch, dinner & snacks (except breakfast at hotel).
Tour guide charges (unless mentioned).
Airfare/train tickets.
Travel insurance.
Personal expenses (shopping, laundry, tips, phone calls, etc.).
Camera/video camera fees at monuments.
Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle beyond itinerary.
Government taxes/GST (if not specified).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the tour include pick up within Agra city?

Yes, it is facilitated under Thanjavur to Agra Tour Packages and the intercommunication transport system is also available in Agra city. All the transfers within the city are done in comfortable, fully air-conditioned vehicles, for and between hotels and city tours.

Is it possible to book the travel package where you provide a tour to the Fatehpur Sikri?

Certainly! Most our Agra Tour Packages from Thanjavur cover tour to Fatehpur Sikri, which is a world heritage site close to Agra. This can form part of a day’s itinerary or as a one-day trip during longer tour.

What kind of dress is appropriate for traveling to Agra, culturally?

There are a lot of religious sites, especially in and around Agra; therefore, it is always appropriate to dress decently. Comfortable and loose clothing is encouraged because of the heat, but it is best to cover your shoulders and knees when in public and tourist attractions such as Taj Mahal and forts.