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The City of Agra needs no introduction; it is home to one of the most recognized addresses in the world – The Taj Mahal!

The first capital of the mighty Mughal empire, the ancient town saw several generations of the Mughals rule the mammoth kingdom of Hindustan and is proud heir of the Mughal architectural legacy; three UNESCO Sites – The Exquisite Taj Mahal, The Majestic Agra Fort and The Abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri, Agra are wonderful examples of the confluence of the Islamic & Indian architecture.

Not just the monuments but a centuries-old centre for art, crafts, culture, cuisine, festivals & Fairs and some amazing markets the city of has beholds some amazing tales from the Mughal times.

Let our expert travel planners and passionate local guides take you on some of the most memorable outings in the city.

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Our tour curating team features expert travel planners, the leading local guides and trip leaders from the city with decades of collective experience and together they’ve conceived some of the most imaginative bespoke tours of the city, from a sunrise visit to the Taj Mahal, a culinary experience at a local home, a tri-cycle rickshaw ride in the bustling bazaars of Old Agra and many more, Every personalized experience takes you on an incredible experience that will leave you with loads of fond memories to take back.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which month is the best for Kerala?

    The best period of the year to visit “God’s Own Country” Kerala is from October to March—the peak tourist season. The weather is quite pleasant during this time of the year. Mercury ranges from 18 to 29 °C (64 to 84 °F).

    If you were to pick the best month to visit Kerala, we recommend that you visit around the time of the year and the Pongal festival which usually falls on the 14th or the 15th of January.

    Pongal is a Tamil harvest festival celebrated in the month of Thai as per the Tamil Calendar. Dedicated to the Sun God Surya, the Pongal lasts for three days and marks the end of the winter solstice when the sun enters the six-month-long Capricorn (Uttarayana).

    The festival derives its name from the traditional dish called Pongal prepared from the new rice harvest. The rice is boiled in milk and jaggery and offered to people and the sun god Surya as a humble offering. The word “Pongal” means to “to boil over.”

  • How many days are sufficient for a Kerala Tour?

    For a well-rounded tour to Kerala, we think that 7-10 days is a reasonable time. You do not want to feel rushed in Kerala. The best way to enjoy this part of India is to relax and enjoy the laid-back vibes of scenic Kerala.

    A comprehensive tour of Kerala, we propose, should include a houseboat tour in the backwaters of Alleppey or Kovalam, a resplendent retreat at a destination spa on a Keralan beach or backwaters, a relaxing sojourn in the misty mountains of Munnar, a tea plantation tour, a spice plantation tour and witnessing a Kathakali performance.

    But if you are short of time, and can choose only one or two of these activities, then an Ayurveda-inspired luxurious stay on a beach (or in the backwaters) and a hill station holiday in Munnar is what we recommend.

  • Which is more expensive Goa or Kerala?

    That depends on the kind of experiences, accommodations, and bespoke experiences you want to treat yourself to. Goa is India’s smallest state with picture-perfect golden sand beaches, splendid luxury hotels, and excellent nightlife.

    Kerala, on the other hand, offers a broader range of cultural, natural, and historical immersion. You’ll probably need twice or thrice as much time to explore Kerala than you would, Goa. Kerala, therefore, may end up costing you more. But, it is worth the price!

  • Why is Kerala so famous for tourism?

    There are so many things Kerala is famous for. If you are a tourist visiting the region for the first time, or a returning visitor, there’s a wide array of cultural, historical, and natural wonders that can avail of. Here is a list of a few things, globetrotters enjoy in Kerala

    • Backwaters of Alleppey, Kumarakom, and Kollam.
    • Beaches of Kovalam, Varkala, and Marari
    • Ayurveda-inspired luxury retreats.
    • Tea and Spice Plantation Tours in the Western Ghat Mountains (Munnar, Mattupetty, Pothamedu).
    • Wildlife Safaris in Periyar National Park, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, and nature trails in Silent Valley National Parks.
    • Delicious Keralan cuisine featuring coconut-based curries, a wide range of seafood, and traditional spices.
    • Kathakali Dance.
    • Hill stations holidays in the Western Ghats (Munnar, Wayanad, Ponmudi).
    • Cultural festivals of Pongal, Onam, and Pooram.
  • Why do foreigners visit Kerala?

    For starters, the hospitality. Kerala is a land of wonderful heartwarming hospitality. Everywhere you go, you are greeted with smiling and welcoming faces. That’s what draws so many people from all over the world to this part of India.

    Secondly, there is a fantastic tourism and hospitality industry in Kerala that offers world-class personalized and luxury care at a very reasonable price.

    But all of these things are pointless without the amazing range of natural and cultural wonders that God’s own country offers: stunning beaches, serene backwaters, idyllic hill stations, charming tea and spice plantation tours, rejuvenating Ayurveda spa therapies, wildlife safaris, natural trails, delicious cuisine, and Kathakali performances.

  • What should you buy as a tourist in Kerala?

    If you are visiting the region for the first time, here is a list of things you can consider taking home.

    • Spices: As India’s primary spice producer (“Spice Garden of India”), Kerala produces an amazing array of spices like cloves, cardamon, black pepper, and black pepper.
    • Kasavu Sari: The traditional white and gold sari worn by the women of the region is one of the best souvenirs you can pick up in Kerala.
    • The Aranmula Mirror: Named after the Aranmula village, these traditional mirrors are prepared from a metal alloy using centuries-old secret techniques.
    • The Netter Petti Jewelry Box: A collector’s item prepared in the Netter region of Kannur district.
    • Coir Products. Coir is extracted from the outer shell of coconuts grown in the region. The fiber is then used to make products like mats.
    • Tea: Aromatic tea from Munnar. Considered one of the best in India.
    • Ayurveda Products: Oils, creams, and herbal medicines extracted from natural plant-based products.
    • Sandalwood Products. Sandalwood is renowned for its fragrance.