Agra Fort

Our visit to the Agra Fort was a memorable experience. The fort is immense and steeped in rich history, showcasing the grandeur of a bygone era. However, due to a previous unpleasant experience with a guide included in our package, we decided not to hire one this time—unfortunately, this proved to be a missed opportunity as a guide was essential to truly appreciate and explore the fort. Despite this, we made the most of our visit and explored everything we could. Always remember to arrange for a knowledgeable guide, especially when traveling with family in a private car, to ensure you don’t miss out on the deeper stories behind such incredible places.

The fort has a fascinating history dating back to the Mughal Empire, and it still stands as an incredibly foreboding fortress today. The size and the architecture are brilliant, and extremely striking to see in person. If you can get a guide to explain all the different details of the fort it makes the experience that much better!

Beautiful fort with interesting history. It’s well preserved and a peaceful place to walk around. There are guides if you want, otherwise just say no even though they’re very insistent. Costs 600 inr to enter as a foreigner. Buy at the entrance. There is a bag check.

Beautiful fort of Akbar... Lots of rooms to see.. But u need a guide to explain each place..Rs 250 to Rs500 for a guide is available after much bargaining. There should be more boards explaining each area.

Historic fort to visit. Note, though online suggests that there's an audio guide, only after reaching you'll discover that there isn't one. Suggest to read about the fort before visiting and probably opt for the guide if need be. A word of caution: Be careful when choosing the guide. Some have a tendency to take you to the museums and depending on where you are from, the language you speak, some have a tendency to rip your pocket. So be careful/wise in deciding the place you shop.

A well maintained fort with lot of history. One can buy online or offline tickets to enter into this fort, the tickets costs you around 40rs. 75% of the fort is for Indian army and entry is restricted for general public. Only 25% is allowed for sight seeing. One can have a decent view of Taj from this fort.

Nice place to spend for two hours. There is a clock room that I would recommend to use it if you have medium to heavy luggage. Detailed architecture and ambience is very nice. Better go in the evening or morning time. You can see tajmahal from this monument

I would suggest visiting the fort during winter as most of the area is open. During Summers, you will face heat and won't be able to enjoy it to the fullest. Tickets price is ₹50 per person and no ticket fees for children below 15 years. Outside food is jot allowed in fort premises. You will also find clean drinking water at the entry and exit points. Parking space is available opposite the fort which is chargeable. Mobile phones and cameras are allowed inside so you can do photography and capture memories. Inside the fort are a few good view points of Tajmahal and other significant areas. So enjoy it and have fun!

Our visit to the Agra Fort was a memorable experience. The fort is immense and steeped in rich history, showcasing the grandeur of a bygone era. However, due to a previous unpleasant experience with a guide included in our package, we decided not to hire one this time—unfortunately, this proved to be a missed opportunity as a guide was essential to truly appreciate and explore the fort. Despite this, we made the most of our visit and explored everything we could. Always remember to arrange for a knowledgeable guide, especially when traveling with family in a private car, to ensure you don’t miss out on the deeper stories behind such incredible places.

The fort has a fascinating history dating back to the Mughal Empire, and it still stands as an incredibly foreboding fortress today. The size and the architecture are brilliant, and extremely striking to see in person. If you can get a guide to explain all the different details of the fort it makes the experience that much better!

Beautiful fort with interesting history. It’s well preserved and a peaceful place to walk around. There are guides if you want, otherwise just say no even though they’re very insistent. Costs 600 inr to enter as a foreigner. Buy at the entrance. There is a bag check.

Beautiful fort of Akbar... Lots of rooms to see.. But u need a guide to explain each place..Rs 250 to Rs500 for a guide is available after much bargaining. There should be more boards explaining each area.

Historic fort to visit. Note, though online suggests that there's an audio guide, only after reaching you'll discover that there isn't one. Suggest to read about the fort before visiting and probably opt for the guide if need be. A word of caution: Be careful when choosing the guide. Some have a tendency to take you to the museums and depending on where you are from, the language you speak, some have a tendency to rip your pocket. So be careful/wise in deciding the place you shop.

A well maintained fort with lot of history. One can buy online or offline tickets to enter into this fort, the tickets costs you around 40rs. 75% of the fort is for Indian army and entry is restricted for general public. Only 25% is allowed for sight seeing. One can have a decent view of Taj from this fort.

Nice place to spend for two hours. There is a clock room that I would recommend to use it if you have medium to heavy luggage. Detailed architecture and ambience is very nice. Better go in the evening or morning time. You can see tajmahal from this monument

I would suggest visiting the fort during winter as most of the area is open. During Summers, you will face heat and won't be able to enjoy it to the fullest. Tickets price is ₹50 per person and no ticket fees for children below 15 years. Outside food is jot allowed in fort premises. You will also find clean drinking water at the entry and exit points. Parking space is available opposite the fort which is chargeable. Mobile phones and cameras are allowed inside so you can do photography and capture memories. Inside the fort are a few good view points of Tajmahal and other significant areas. So enjoy it and have fun!