Vijayawada to Taj Mahal Tour

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Overview

Vijayawada earlier known as Bezwada lies in Andhra Pradesh state of India. The city is widely known for Kanaka Durga Temple. Those natives who pine for Taj Mahal Tour and want to enjoy travel spree can avail Vijayawada to Taj Mahal Tour. We provide you all transfers 1 night hotel in Agra and guided sightseeing tour of Agra wonders.

Travel Places

Location :Agra
Trip : 02 Days
Min Age : 05
Max Age : 99
Max people : 10+ Members
Landing : Delhi
Check in : Any Day
Check Out : Any Day
Identity Proof : Any Government Id
Visa : Required
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Etmad-Ud-Daulah
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Agra Fort
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Taj Mahal

Vijayawada to Delhi 1 Night

  • Day 01: Delhi Arrival-Agra

    This morning you board the flight at Vijayawada Airport bound to Delhi. Upon reaching Delhi Airport our driver will meet you and help you in your smooth transfer to Agra. It would take around 3 and half hours when you reach Agra, upon your arrival in Agra. If it is not Friday you do the guided tour of the Taj Mahal. It it is Friday (Taj Mahal remains closed on Friday) proceed to visit the Agra Fort. In the evening enjoy shopping spree in Agra Bazaars. Later we transfer you back to the hotel.
  • Day 02: Agra Tour-Delhi

    Today get ready for the Taj Mahal tour at the sunrise the soothing environment, the chip of birds and the morning here at the iconic Taj Mahal would be a magnetic attraction. Now indulge in photography until you drop and listen to the love tale of shahjahan Mumtaz Mahal from you tour guide.
    After the visit of Taj Mahal retreat back to hotel for breakfast. Post breakfast and check out visit a famous tomb known as the baby Taj. In case you miss the fort previous day you can visit this fort today. After the Agra Tour and short experiences get back to Delhi in the same car. Now we transfer you back to the Airport to catch your flight bound to Vijayawada.
Vijayawada to Taj Mahal Tour
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