Agra Fort

Great Place. Only Rs.50/- ticket and worth visiting. Take a guide if possible since no detail is written inside near the monuments Guides will start from around Rs.2000/- charge but you may easily negotiate for Rs. 500/- If you are a good negotiator and depending on the season, you may get it for even Rs.200/-

Banger place, going there early morning was the greatest decision I made. There were no crowds, plenty of places to click pictures and the breeze was wonderful too. the total time it took me to tour was like, 4-6 hours

It was a friends short trip so we had fun visiting fort. First time visitors should get a guide although make them lower their prices. The cloaking room is free. If you want quiet and quality time then i suggest go on week days. Few of the parts of fort are really smelly. Although the scenes are good from fort top. It's near by taj mahal too. Outside you can find stalls and accessories in cheap prices.

Its a perfect example of of our ancient architecture are strong comparing to the modern ones. I have seen a single marbles stone have been craved and designed, which is still the astonishing one, and they all crafted by hand without heavy machines and technologies. The price is reasonable for Indians. Its 35 person if you book online through the QR code available there. And its great to visit the place, i haven't requested for any guide. Because i just wanted to take pictures and enjoy the peaceful monument.

Agra Fort, also known as Agra's Red Fort, is a historic Mughal fort in Agra, India. Built in 1565 by Akbar as a military structure, it was later transformed into a palace by Shah Jahan. This 94-acre fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring impressive imperial quarters, mosques, and gardens. Notable structures include the Jahangiri Mahal, Khas Mahal, and Mussaman Burj, where Shah Jahan was imprisoned by Aurangzeb. The fort showcases Mughal architecture, blending Islamic and Hindu styles. It's open daily from 6 am to 6 pm, with an entrance fee of Rs 50 for Indians and Rs 600 for foreigners

Agra Fort is not just a monument, it’s a walk through time. The moment I entered, I could feel the powerful energy of the Mughal Empire still alive in its massive red sandstone walls. The fort is huge and beautifully maintained, with grand gateways and a perfect mix of strong defense structures and royal elegance.

The Red Fort is a magnificent piece of history and architecture. Walking through its massive gates and red sandstone walls gives you a true sense of India's rich heritage. The place is well-maintained, and the open spaces, museums, and beautiful gardens make the visit enjoyable. A must-see landmark in Delhi for history lovers and tourists alike!

Good monument, come once in life to see this historical place. For First timer, i suggest take a guide to make your trip worthy, 300-400 charge with photography with your mobile camera.