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Where better to go for a romantic vacation than to the great testament of love, the Taj Mahal? Built by the grieving Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his late wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal’s unrivaled beauty explains why it’s regarded as one of the eight wonders of the world. A visit to India wouldn’t be complete without it. Other must-experience destinations in Agra are two other UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the sandstone Red Fort and Fatehpur Sikri.
Restaurants in Agra
1. Raj Travels India
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5.0 based on 367 reviews
Raj Travels India Day Tours is one of the leading Attraction providers in Agra. They are committed to provide the best Day Tour packages to their client. Mr Raj can speak very Good Japaneses so its easy for Japaneses Clint who have languages Problems.
2. Byke Ride
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5.0 based on 97 reviews
we provide self drive bikes on rent for Indian as well as foreign tourist. Those having a valid Driving licensee of their respective country can come to us and get the rented bike. No km restriction all bikes are GPS Fitted Road side assistance is also available on charges Complete Itineary will be provided at the time of bike Handover
3. Mughal Carpet
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5.0 based on 262 reviews
We at Mughal Carpet Company in Agra are manufacturer and exporter of fine quality hand made rugs and over the decades we have provide fine quality rugs and excellent service. We are specialize in doing made to order rugs or you can say DREAM CARPETS. Visit our place and know more about hand made rugs and different qualities.
Reviewed By kathleenb40 - Sunshine Coast, Australia
We think of this business as the Magic Carpet Shop after our lovely experience with Adil, his brother Imran, and their staff. It is a cool and calming place to choose a new family heirloom. I can see why they win awards from Trip Advisor every year! The carpets are all traditionally hand made, fair trade, no child labour, and are stitched immaculately. I learned a lot about how to tell a real carpet from a machine made one, and my feet had a great time ;) The brothers are not at all pushy, the prices are fair, and DHLshipping means that I don't have to schlepp it home myself or spend half my holiday working out how to post it home. And the colours! I'm a fabric and pattern freak, and appreciated the big range - from traditional Persian reds to contemporary boho aqua to black and tan modern - in all the sizes, plus some ridiculously beautiful wall hangings thick with precious stones. Adil and Imran managed to turn what could have been just a trip to a rug shop into a full-blown experience, complete with milky chai, laughs, very kind hearts, and a piece of India we will treasure forever. Oh, and they arranged transport for us to get there too :))
4. Travel Bureau
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5.0 based on 214 reviews
Established in 1979, we have been hosting travellers from the world over from past 40 years. With sheer focus on individual needs, we customize tour itineraries, provide ground transport, tour escorts, language guides, experiential tours/activities, organize rail, air & hotel bookings.
5. Sheroes Hangout
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5.0 based on 190 reviews
Sheroes, here, are mostly women who have fought back for life and survival through heinous chemical burns and are now, on a course to define themselves as 'fighters'. Courageous fighters who walk with scars. And this Hangout is where empowerment of women no more remains a widely funded phenomena, but materialises in form of a readers' cafe, an activism workshop, a community radio hub.
Reviewed By Tiputiina - Phuket, Thailand
Absolutely heart breaking to hear stories from girls who has faced acid attack. It was my second time here and this is definitely the place I want to support every time I’m visiting Agra! No doubts! You should too!☝️ Delicious food and super friendly service as you can already imagine. Food & drinks are donation based. There is no pricing in the menu. My advice; be generous. Don’t count your pennies in here! They really need all help they can get.❤️ You will see a video where girls are telling their stories. Beware to cry.... and then you understand what I’m talking about. Very emotionally experience. Love❤️
6. The Warehouse of Gifts & Souvenirs
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5.0 based on 70 reviews
Souvenir shop with a huge variety of gifts and handicrafts to choose from. Fridge magnets, Shot glasses, Mugs, Taj Mahal replicas in marble, Marble Inlay Art, Pietra Dura, Stone Carving, Indian Dresses, Shawls, Scarves, Wood statuettes, tea lights, Marble Inlay Table tops, aroma therapy oils, Travel Jewellery, brass sculptures, Zardozi Embroidery, Jewel Carpets, table mats and runners, cushion covers, photo frames, and a lot more are all available in a single shop with unbeatable prices. We are Agra's only fixed price shop. We pay no commission to drivers/guides. Agra's only No-Commission shop. Located opposite the main entry to Taj Mahal West Gate Park - Victoria Park. Near Golf Course. Insist with your driver/guide for your stop here.
7. Taj Gallery
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5.0 based on 176 reviews
Taj Gallery is the house of authentic and exquisite Mughal inlay artefacts handcrafted by master artisans. Based in Agra, India, Taj Gallery brings the very same Mughal inlay art that adorns the Taj Mahal, the most exquisite monument ever built. At Taj Gallery, we ensure that every item that features is flawless and perfectly crafted. We invite you to browse through our wide range of artefacts, each one of which is an authentic Mughal inlay object d'art ready to make its way to your home.
Reviewed By BrunoPrudente
Hotel Taj Resorts has an unbelieveble collection of great handicrafts of marble in Taj Mahal's style available at reasonable prices on the Gallery. Mr Singh has a incredible knowledge about the marble pieces and is such a great company. This gallery is a must see in Agra!
8. Nakkashi Gems And Handicrafts By Praval Jain
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5.0 based on 91 reviews
At Nakkashi Gems and Handicraft we Deals in Gold and Silver Jewellery, Musical Instruments, Embroidery, Textile, Wood Carving, Brass Statues, Gifts and Souvenier items
Reviewed By Gladys2019travel
Excellent shop. Polite and nice staff! Raj is amazing. Great experience. Shadal is very helpful and very good salesman .
9. The Tailor Craft
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5.0 based on 13 reviews
We at The Tailor Craft, in Agra are making Fabric and our four generation in this business. We have provide fine quality Fabric and excellent types of Pashmina Shawls, Bed Sheets, Suits, Sarees, Punjabi Suits, Shervani, Handicraft and Spices. We are specialize in makeing Fabric You can visit our place and know more about how we make diffrent types of fabric in different qualities.
Reviewed By gregoryi306 - Ohio, United States
Salman, the proprietor of this shop is an amazing person. I really enjoy handcrafted work, Salman walked me through the process of how the goods are made and afterward we talked all night long into the early morning about many topics. There was never any pressure to buy anything - the passion displayed here is really remarkable. I purchased several beautiful Pashmina for my family and one for myself. My mom loves it so much. They are gorgeous and incredibly well priced for such a high quality product. Fit and finish are beyond exceptional. This is the best tailor experience I have ever had and I am thankful that I made a friend out of it as well. Skip the tourist trap stuff in Agra and come here. You will not be disappointed.
10. Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity
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4.5 based on 244 reviews
Reviewed By callingindiatour - New Delhi, India
The Missionaries of Charity (Latin: Missionariarum a Caritate) is a Roman Catholic (Latin Church) religious congregation established in 1950 by Mother Teresa, now known in the Catholic Church as Saint Teresa of Calcutta. In 2012 it consisted of over 4,500 religious sisters. Members of the order designate their affiliation using the order's initials, "M.C." A member of the congregation must adhere to the vows of chastity, poverty, obedience, and the fourth vow, to give "wholehearted free service to the poorest of the poor."[1] Today, the order consists of both contemplative and active branches in several countries.
