Overnight Taj Mahal Tour By Car

After grabbing your favorite breakfast, let’s take you to your first stop on your overnight Agra tour. Before going to the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort is your beginning destination. The red sandstone wall rising along the brink of the Yamuna River gives a glimpse of the Mughal emperors and their love for showcasing the culture.

If you want to know the history behind all these enclosed walls, you might book a guide that can help you understand it the best.

Now, take a walk through the labyrinthine corridor to the magnificent Jahangir Mahal and its business halls. This beautiful walk through the walls will give a glimpse of the royal life of the Mughals.

Amidst your walk through the Agra Fort, enjoy the courtly life through the Diwan-i-am, also known as the Hall of Public Audience, where the kings heard the petitions and problems of the people. Let’s now take a walk through the steps to take a glimpse of the Diwan-i-Khas, also known as the Hall of Private Audience, which is adorned with Pietra dura inlay works. Do not miss to visit the Jahangir Mahal to catch a breathtaking view of the Taj Mahal.

After taking a break from your overnight Agra tour, let’s take you to a place where you can find the best of the dishes to satisfy your taste buds. Savor the authentic Mughlai cuisine, which is itself the legacy of the Mughal empire. Some of the best local restaurants and eateries near Red Fort are Dehati Kitchen, Pinch of Spice, Royal Salt, and many more.

Take A Walk Through The Symbol Of Love – Taj Mahal

As the afternoon sun glows, now is the time to take a walk through the white marble of the Taj Mahal. This overnight Taj Mahal tour will keep you on your toes throughout the journey. As you enter the majestic gates of the architecture, be ready to be taken away by its beauty. The white marbles are adorned with tiny stones, and the inlay work makes it worth the effort to stand under the heat of the blazing sun (only during summer).

If you have booked a guide, he will take you through the fascinating stories behind the construction of the mausoleum. More than 20,000 artisans were tolled for about 20 years for the creation of this white marvel, Be it the symmetry or the reflection of the grandeur in the reflection pool, also known as the pool of immortality, captures the best view The sundowner casts an ethereal shine and glow on the white marble of the architecture.

Time For Some Mughal Dinner Delights

After spending time at the symbol of love, this overnight Taj Mahal tour now comes to a night with Mughal delights. You can take a look at local delicacies and enjoy delights like kebabs, paneer dishes, biryani, and more. Do not miss the biryani, as it is what will take you back to the Mughal-era food experience

After breakfast, let’s take you to another UNESCO World Heritage Site—Fatehpur Sikri. It is the last day of your overnight Taj Mahal tour, and you should not miss the bustling yet silent walls of Fatehpur Sikri. This abandoned city of the Mughal Empire was built by Akbar in the 16th century, in the year 1571. The story behind this city is still a mystery. It was suddenly left deserted one day after 15 years of construction.Even though they were only in the city for a brief period of its thriving history, this city is nevertheless a tribute to Emperor Akbar’s architectural brilliance and Mughal authority. 

The city is home to stunning structures including Sheikh Salim Chishti’s tomb, Panch Mahal, Jama Masjid, and Buland Darwaza.

The enormous Buland Darwaza is among the city’s most recognisable sights. With a breathtaking perspective of the city skyline, this entrance is also among the tallest in India.

One of the biggest mosques in India, it perfectly captures the opulence of Mughal design. This architecture is stunning because of its elaborate patterns, large courtyard, and prayer hall in the centre, which is beautifully decorated with calligraphy.

The Sufi saint Salim Chishti is buried in Fatehpur Sikri, and it is embellished with latticework and pietra dura inlay. It is reported that Akbar proclaimed this the capital city when he arrived and prayed here for the birth of his son.

It’s time for you to conclude your tour of the Taj Mahal overnight now. With a bag full of mementos and treasures, bid the city farewell. Your return trip to your hometown will create space for new experiences and time spent taking in the magnificence and beauty of our past.