Taj Mahal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a Wonder of the World, and certainly, a landmark that represents India on the globe. Taj Mahal was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in loving memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The love for his wife and then the construction of the Taj Mahal which took 22 long years to construct indeed makes this mausoleum a symbol of love. 

Don’t forget to stroll around in the gardens here, they are indeed refreshing in the mornings and will leave you with a lingering scent for remembrance!

Agra is not just known for its breathtakingly beautiful monuments but also for some of the most unique patterns of handicraft works. The city is home to immensely talented artisans who excel at what they do and one should take a moment to appreciate the skill and beauty of their art. The city is surrounded by various famous handicraft shops. 

Here, you can explore the finest craftsmanship in the form of hand-knotted rugs, and marble inlay artwork. These are precision-crafted and are often considered prestigious home decor. Have a look at the designs and also take them home if you wish to. This is an art form that is passed from generations in the families where each generation learns treasured techniques from their elders in the families. Presently, the 14th and 15th generation is excelling in this art form.