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Taj Ganj, Agra
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Agra is a place sooo full of history and places to explore that for me two days were barely enough. I like the Agra Fort with all it's little sites, park, rooms and staircases. You can even see the Taj Mahal from here in the distance. The Baby Taj, as they call it is pretty nice as well and usually doesn't have too many people, but the squirrels make up for that. I went to see the Taj Mahal very early in the morning, just after sunrise and it was a good choice. There weren't many people yet and mostly foreigners, who usually try to keep out of your pictures. I took about 2.5h to wander around and enjoy the views. I loved how the sunlight made the facade sparkle. I also ventured a but further out Fatehpur Sikri - an abandoned, old city. I had only a couple of hours but I think you could easily spend a day here getting lost around the old buildings and exploring the place as it stretches over a couple km. The place is for free except for one temple, so if you have no need to see the inside you are good to go. The restaurants I visited were Maya and Pinch of Spice. Maya is nothing special and pretty expensive for the quality you get, so maybe try to find another place. I loved Pinch of Spice though. They have a la card or buffet option. It took the menu and order what I liked and ended up paying almost the same as if I would have taken the buffet. If there is more than one person I think the option to order yourself is definitely the better one. The waiters were attentive but also let you be, food was great and came with appetizers and desert. All in all not the cheapest place but very nice and delicious.
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Most of the tour agencies in Delhi and Jaipur offer you a day tour... I wouldn't recommend that... It's definitely worth staying there for a night... You can get up early in the morning at 5 and head to Taj Mahal for sunrise... it's more peaceful and calm around 5:30am... less tourist.. if you go there as day tour, then you will end up at Taj Mahal during a mid day and there will be 1000's of tourist...
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The most dirty, filthy city ever. Unsafe, smelly, people living in bad condition. If there were no Taj Mahal in this city, no one will ever come here. Nothing else to see except Taj Mahal, and maybe Agra Fort, that's all. Don't waste your time in this filthy city.
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เป็นเมืองที่ถ้าไม่มีทัชมาฮาลก็ไม่มีอะไรที่ต้องมา เพราะผู้คนน่ากลัวมาก. ตื้อนักท่องเที่ยวตลอดเวลา. แท็กซี่จะหลอกล่อเราสารพัด. พวกเขาไม่รู้ว่าการทำแบบนี้เป็นการทำลายแหล่งทำมาหากินของเขาไปเรื่อยๆ
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Visiting Agra - must visit is Taj Mahal, Fatehour Sikri (located 40 km outside the city but it would be a pity if you don't visit the place coming this far), Agra Fort. Optional places: Itma Ud Daulah, Sikandar, Mehtab Bagh (for the sunset view of the Taj).
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A good place to explore the history of Hindusthan. If you are a history wizard, you would like to see how Tejo Mahalay temple was converted into Taj Mahal tomb and Badal Singh Chauhan fort became Agra fort. Read some books on the real history of these structures before you hear the fairytales from the guides. I liked the great structures in Agra and learned the real history.
“On of the best hotels in Agra! Will come back”
“My time in Agra at Kamal Hotel was just great!”
“This place is really nice place to stay in Agra.Clean and comfortable bed.Vandna is a very nice person and friedly.The homemade Indian food was so fantastic.I recommend to try when you are stay in this lovely homestay.”
“Quiet little budget hotel, not too fancy, but for a short stay it was a perfect place for us with clean and tidy rooms. Breakfast was good and the staff were very friendly. It was located in an excellent position, very near the Taj Mahal, very convenient, but little noisy until midnight.”
“It’s a three stars budget hotel but the rooms are quite big and very clean. The furniture looks new, the beds are very comfortable and the bathroom is big as well. There is free internet around all the hotel.”
