One of the brilliant Seven Wonders of the World, Tak Mahal is a prominent landmark and masterpiece of the Mughal Era. The monument rises majestically upward into the sky. Sometimes even the visitors can’t get a chance to see its incredible magic because of the crowds. Therefore, it is best to plan a sunrise Taj Mahal visit when the crowd is limited, and you can get the best view of this milky-white marble jewel. The morning is one of the best times to see this wonderful symbol of love. Be it the foggy winter mornings or soothing dawns, you’ll have a great time in the city.

The majestic Agra Fort is one of the most remarkable tourist sites built during the reign of the Mughals. It is a 94-acre structure located in the city of Agra amid the banks of the Yamuna River. If you are planning a trip to Agra, include this erstwhile residence of the Mughals in your travel itinerary. The opulent fortress is made using red sandstone and marble and features the Mughal style of architecture.

A beautiful small garden, Mehtab Bagh, lies near the Taj Mahal. It is the most famous location to spot the Taj Mahal from a distance. The garden is square-shaped and perfectly aligned with the wonder found on the other side of the Yamuna River. The Mughals established the garden to view the blissful views of the Taj Mahal and created a moon-shaped garden filled with pools and fountains.

Usually called the “Baby Taj Mahal”, the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula is a Mughal mausoleum and is often regarded as a copy of the Taj Mahal. The first tomb of India was made entirely out of marble. It was commissioned by Nur Jahan, the wife of Jahangir, for her father, Mir Gheyas Beg, who was a minister in the court of Shah Jahan. Note: The remaining time is for the round tour, the time spent on the road and the time between the attractions.