Agra

Taj Mahal: Taj Mahal is one of the most beautiful building and also one of the seventh wonder of the world. It is situated on the bank of the river Yamuna in Agra. It was built by King Shahjahan as a memory of his wife Mumtaz. Both Mumtaz and Shahjahan tomb is here. This building was constructed by white marble in 16th century. This is the most attractive tourists place for mesmerizing beauty.

Agra fort: Agra fort is constructed on the river Yamuna and 2.5 km of extension. It was built by red stone and the fort has two gates, Amar Singh Gate and Delhi Gate. Tourist can enter the fort via Amar Singh Gate. After entering through the gate, Diwan-e-aam (Public Hall of Public Audience) has a diverse pillar. The hall was built by Shah Jahan in the year 1628. Moving forward, tourists will come to regal mandapas with wonderful mosques naming the Meena Masjid and Nagina Mosque. Inside the fort are many palaces such as Shahjahanimahal, MacChi bhawan, Sheesh Mahal, and Khasmahal, as well as a beautiful Zenamena bazaar. There are also a variety of constructions visually carved, made of sandstone without color. To cool the fortress rooms, the wonderful piece of smart architecture is displayed on walls that are hollow and filled with constantly flowing water. You can see an attractive view of the River Yamuna gleaming from the Taj Mahal and the balcony of this fort.

Itimad-ud-daulah's Tomb: This monument is called as jewel box" and sometimes called the "Bachcha Taj. This monument is considered the inspiration for the world wonder, the Taj Mahal. However, the tomb of Itimad-ud-Daula is a more delicate artwork with a marble lattice screen and fine carving. It is the first Mughal structure made of stone by Shah Jahan's mother (the creator of the Taj Mahal) Noorjahan. It was the first of several tombs to be set up on the banks of river Yamuna. If you are visiting Agra, you should pay a visit to this waning piece of beauty, as every marble monument makes Agra proud.

Fatehpur Sikri

Agra to Fatehpur Sikri distance 36.2 km approx (55 min)

Fatehpur Sikri: It is listed as one of the world's heritage by UNESCO due to its distinctive features, it is one of the major sites in India. The city served as the capital of Mughal Empire during the 15th century. This magnificent city was planned by the great emperor Akbar of the Mughal dynasty. The name Fateh originated from Arabic which means "victory" and Sikri means "thank you to God" and the city came into importance when Akbar the Great built it as the headquarters ofr itself. But the city was abandoned due to scarcity of water in the town. Fatehpur Sikri has many buildings which are mostly built of red stone.

Buland Darwaja: Gate of Magnificence and famous with the other name is Buland Darwaza, which was built by Mughal emperor Akbar for his victory over the past. He built this darwaja in the sixteenth century as the gateway to his newly constructed city Fatehpur Sikri. Situated on the top of the hill, it is one of the largest entrances in the world. It is the largest Indian architectural monument, which was built by Akbar. The Buland Darwaza is an excellent example of Mughal architecture.

Mathura

Fatehpur Sikri to Mathura distance 57.1 km approx( 1-2 hours)

Krishna Janmbhoomi Temple: Krishna Janmbhoomi is the main pilgrimage shrine of Lord Krishna. It is believed that it was built around the prison cell where Lord Krishna was born. This is the most important place to visit in Uttar Pradesh tour. One of these legends says that the temple was built by Krishna's grandson Vajranoid.

Barsana Sri Radha Temple: The mountain on which Shri Vrishabhanu Maharaj resided. That mountain was named Bhanugarh and the other name of this mountain is also Brahagiri mountain. Due to his residence in this village, this village was named Barsana village. The place where Vrishabhanu was seated, Sri Radha Rani Temple is located at that place. In this temple, the service of Shri Radha Rani Deity is worshiped regularly. There are so many temples in Brajdham. Among them, the temple of Sri Radha Rani is paramount. The entrance to the temple is made of beautiful stones. In childhood, Shri Krishna ji played beautiful games with his friends in Nandgaon. Similarly, Shri Radha ji also played a game in Barsana with her dear friends. In front of shree ji temple there is a huge prangan. Here every year Kirtan of Holi Khel, Jhulan Kirtan, Madhumangal's sports rituals are held.

Mathura

Dwarkadhish Temple: The Sri Dwarkadish temple is one of the oldest and largest temples of Mathura city in the states of India. It is a prominent and famous Hindu pilgrimage center, and its current structure was built in 1814 by Seth Gokul Das Parikh, treasurer of the Gwalior state. It was created for the famous Hindu deity Dwarkadish (meaning God or king of Dwarka, where Lord Krishna has moved from Mathura and settled up to his life on earth). The main deity here is Lord Dwarkadish, a form of Lord Krishna seen in a black marble statue called Dwarkanath. There is accompanied by a white marble statue of Lord Krishna counterpart, Shri Radharani.

Bhuteshwar Mahadev Mandir: Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple is situated at the Bhuteshwar cross road of Shri Mathura. The earliest ancient Linga of Mahadev Ji is placed at Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple. After defeat the demon Madhu, Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev ji was also established at the time of the establishment of Mathura city. Since then this temple is situated here. Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev Ji is also known as the Kshetrapal of the city of Mathura. The journey of the traveler is not successful until the traveler visits Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev Ji. In Shri Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple, Mother Kali, Shri Patal Devi, Shri Giriraj Maharaj, and other beautiful temples are located. Every year on the month of Bhadrapada, the Brij Chaurasi Kos Parikrama starts and ends from this temple.