with Agra through rail and road.
The city was built way back in the 16th century by the Mughal emperor Akbar. Once abandoned by the emperor in 1585 the city could never again regain its lost glory. Fatehpur Sikri has the enchanting examples of architectural excellence. The entire city carries the aura of the magnificent monuments.

Mathura :
The magical land of Lord Krishna invokes you to take a pilgrimage to the holy city of Mathura . Situated on the west banks of the sacred Yamuna it is fifty-six kilometers away from Agra and is at a distance of hundred and forty five kilometers from Delhi Mathura is amongst the most ancient cities of India. Earlier it was center of the world trade owing to its strategic location. This makes it a potpourri of various cultures. What makes it even more visited is the fact that it is the supposed birthplace of Lord Krishna. The Throughout the year the devotees of lord flock to the holy land. The fairs and festivities that seem to be unending at Mathura attract people from across India and other parts of the world as well.

Vrindavan:
Vrindavan is a vivacious town fifty-seven kilometers north of Agra . Nothing can be a better combination than the architectural wonder of Agra and the religious fervor experienced at Vrindavan. The town is famous for its amazing temples that are over four thousand in number. The town is well connected with Delhi , Agra and Mathura both through rail and road. The town on the whole is a reminder of the life and times of Lord Krishna. His childhood, his teachings and his ways all linger in the town. The aura of the entire town is that of peace and tranquility.

Bharatpur:
Now that you are set out to admire beauty been at the Taj Mahal view the fabulous fights of the birds at Bharatpur. Just 54 K.M.away from Agra is the town of Bharatpur world renowned for its wildlife bird sanctuary.. Three hundred and seventy seven species of birds have already been spotted in the wildlife sanctuary.