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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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Namaste!! I take the privilege to share about myself. My name is Zeeshan I was born and raised in the rich history of India, in the beautiful city of Agra, I had no hesitation in becoming a tour guide because I couldn't help but be attracted by the allure of the history and architecture of the monuments located in Agra since my childhood. I chose to become a tour guide to fulfill my passion and learn, share about the customs, traditions, culture, history and architecture of my amazing country that has a unity in diversity. I am 31 years old and 11 of them I dedicated as a tour guide. I am polite, professional, sociable, punctual and friendly. I can interest you by presenting interesting facts about India. I always take into account the wishes of my clients and create individual plans for the excursion. I help my guests choose the best stops, shops, cafes and transfers. I did my masters in Indian history (medieval period). I think my journey has just started when I discovered a tremendous amount of knowledge of North Indian history, architecture and culture by reading and traveling so I am well versed to offer the tour like a local. I consider myself a professional in this field, I am happy that my clients take their memories of India tour as an experience to cherish throughout their life. In simple words, you can travel with me as an old family friend from India.
Our walking Tour begins from Agra fort train station here we will learn about the train system of India when it was introduced and how important is the railways of India. From there we will proceed to the Jama Masjid (Mosque) to learn about Islam and how it came to India. After we will proceed to the narrow alleys of the local markets which will takes you to the Spice market besides, we will walk in sweet alley where we have so many sweets shops and at the last tour will end with the visit one of the famous Hindu Temple of Agra which is dedicate for Lord Shiva.
Note-*Ladies must bring scarfs to cover head.
*Wear clothes which cover knees and shoulders.
*Wear comfortable shoes.
*Need to give money for shoe-keeper at Mosque.
Main entrance of Agra Fort train station.
This is the oldest train station in city which connects east to west part of the country.
Jama Masjid grand mosque in Agra. Built by Mughal dynasty.
Wholesale market for clothes and many other products.
This alley used to be full of sweet shops but now only few left. Optional try some Indian sweets.
Prepare yourself for sneezing because this is the Spice market.
One of the oldest temple in city dedicate to God Shiva.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).