As you reach the Delhi airport, you will meet the tour guide and he will take you to Agra. The guide will join you the whole day and guide you about the destinations to visit. 

The first destination to visit as you arrive in Agra is the Taj Mahal - One of the Seven Wonders of the Universe is the Taj Mahal. It is situated in the metropolis of Agra on the Yamuna River's bank (India). The Taj represents both the eternal nature of love and India's rich Mughal heritage. Visiting The Taj Mahal is like travelling back in time to the illustrious Mughal Empire. This monument is just the structural representation of feelings, which is why it is referred to as a monument to love. Thus, it is a location worth going to in order to remember the love of your life. As a memorial to his devoted wife Mumtaz Mahal, Mughal ruler Shah Jahan created the Taj Mahal memories, a flawless example of red sandstone construction and Mughal art and architecture. The most beautiful buildings, including the Pearls Mosque, Diwan-i I Khas, Diwan-i I Aam, Moti Masjid, and Jahangiri Mahal, are located within the walls of Agra Fort. The Indian Army uses a portion of the Agra Fort that is off-limits to the general public. It's mind-blowing to see the Taj Mahal and Yamuna River from the fort's pavilions. 

Visit Imtiad - ud - Daulah's Tomb -
Itimad-ud-Tomb, Daulah's another among Agra's magnificent buildings, is located on the Yamuna River's banks. The ashes of Mirza Ghiyas Beg, a Persian officer who worked for the Mughal empire, and his wife are kept in the mausoleum.
According to legend, the Taj Mahal took its design cues from this jewelry box-like tomb, earning it the moniker "Baby Taj." It was the first tomb that was constructed out of white marble rather than red sandstone. It signifies a break from the Mughal architecture's red sandstone structures. Itimad-ud-Tomb Daulah's is a perfect location to enjoy the beautiful features even without crowds because, despite its grandeur, it receives significantly less tourists than other attractions near Agra.

Visit Mehtab Bagh - Also known as Moonlight Garden, is a square garden structure with a perimeter of 300 metres on which the Taj Mahal almost appears to stretch across the Yamuna River. There were approximately a dozen gardens constructed by the Mughals nearby, but only this one park has survived.

The park now includes some lovely flowering trees and plants, which is a significant improvement over the site's condition in the middle of the 1990s when it was merely a mound of sand. To help restore Mehtab Bagh to its former splendor, the Archeological Survey of India is working diligently on the project and has already begun planting Mughal-era flora.

Visit Subhash Emporium- Any visitor to Agra will be captivated by the exquisite charms there. Visit Subhash Emporium if you feel the want to bring a piece of amazing artistry home with you. The store has a longstanding reputation in Agra as the best place to buy stone handicrafts. You'll discover a tonne of marble inlay trinkets inside, including sets of floral coasters, statuettes of animals, tiny boxes, and candle holders. The shop also offers larger things that it can deliver right to your house, like lamps, side tables, and carved-marble trays.

After your complete excursion to Agra, you are driven back to Delhi airport in the evening from there you can catch the flight to the next location. 

The ideal way to experience the city's excitement and see its historical riches, and magnificent destination is with a one-day Agra tour package. You will have learned enough by the finish of the excursion to appreciate this incredible place from a wider angle. Booking a spot on this tour will allow you to visit Agra's illustrious past. This trip will be enjoyable in every way, and you'll feel refreshed when you get home. Plan this tour with your family and have fun.