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- ROWINGGUYIreland64 contributionsThis tour was an excellent virtual tour hosted by Akash on the AIRBNB platform.
With international tourism suspended due to the pandemic, this was the best way to visit Agra, even if it was a virtual experience.
Akash is a qualified tour guide who, in normal times, gives guided tours or Agra and beyond. As such, he is very well qualified to host a most informative and educational tour of the The Taj Mahal and other sites in Agra.
The tour started with a video which gave one a sense of the layout of The Taj Mahal and the scale of the whole complex. Four different gates lead into the inner area and Akash explained the original role of each gate. Naturally, he took me through the Royal Gate! This is an immensely ornate construction in its own right.
Then, using a series of compelling images with notations, he led me through the inner section through to the actual Taj Mahal. It was fascinating to learn that while the majority of tourists see the tombs, these are not the originals. Again, using quality imagery, Akash took me down the steps to the original tombs, a unique experience which is only open to public visitors for three days annually.
The virtual tour then continued with Akash taking me to the other sites in Agra: The Red Fort etc.
This tour really gave me a great insight into the Moghul Empire, why these architectural wonders were built and the factors that led to the eventual decline of the Moghul Empire.
In conclusion, I highly rate this virtual tour with Akash. He takes time to deal with all the questions and really helps to place the Taj Mahal in the overall context of Indian history and heritage.Written 27 October 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Rajesh D14 contributionsMukul was very nice person.my trun came when we arrived in jaipur we spent 2 whole days in bed.as a negative point i must say that he was a little insistent with takeing us to visit the mugal monument.At all time he warned us of the possible scame.he know some good spot we opted to go sheroes Hangout.it was very perfect recommend by mukul fresh food and price was nothing.we had specified several times by email we want to visit to all monument although and mukul was wonderful guy could takeing us for all places highly recommend mukul the price he changes is reasonable and he offers excepted what do you want thanks mukulWritten 25 March 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Niyaz M1 contributionMe and my wife had a very good experience with Sunny. He was very cordial and welcoming to us and treated us as his brother and sister. He took us to all the places that was planned and also took to places that was not planned for ur trip. We wholeheartedly recommend Sunny.Written 6 April 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Rafael C18 contributionsWe had a great time with Omveer! Car was very good and had all sorts of amenities. Driver carefully took us from Agra do Delhi. I recommend this service to others.Written 26 November 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- Nick GBrighton and Hove, UK12 contributionsNicholas Goslett, Brighton & Hove, UK
I am a Trustee for an educational charity in Kovalam, a poor fishing village just south of Chennai. I visit each year for a week and then go off wandering in India. I am always reassured by Vikas being there for me at all times: giving me excellent advice whilst I plan the journey; helping me to book trains and planes and buses and the odd hotel (I travel light and usually book bed-and-breakfasts or hotels the day before); always on hand if I have a problem.
My first trip (at the age of 67) was for six weeks to Mysore, Hassan, Hampi (my favourite place in India) then up to Rajasthan visiting Jaipur (where I introduced an Egyptian to the mysteries of 20-20 cricket), Shekawati, Pushkar (where I purchased two tabla which were made for me and shipped to England), Bundi (with the Palace which Kipling described as “the work of goblins rather than of men”), Rathnambore (in a hopeless quest to see a tiger), Udaipur (where I had a superb yoga teacher), Jodhpur (where I chanced upon the sensational Rajasthan International Folk Festival in the fort with the full moon rising over the ramparts), and Jaisalmer (where I was ripped off for a two-day camel trek but loved it all the same). Being my first trip, I was so glad to have Vikas to book most of the long journeys and help me with accommodation when I needed it.
In 2014 I visited the North East , first with a trip splendidly organised by Vikas to the tribal area in Odisa, then on to Konark (another fishing village with children who called me Mr Pen since I gave so many pens away), Puri (with some bird watching), Varanasi (where I played cricket and flew kites with the boys on the beach and soaked up the religious feeling of the ghats and the Ganga) and finally Khajaraho (with the most beautiful, and erotic, carvings I have ever seen).
In February 2016 I decided to spend four weeks seeing more of Tamil Nadu than just Kovalam where we run the Venkat Educational Trust. Starting in Chidambaram (where I had a very strange evening with some Pentecostalists and visited the second largest Mangrove Forest in the world with three lovely girls from South America), I then spent a couple of days in Trichy (and wondered if I had had enough of temples and these Dravidian ones so different to those in other parts of India I had visited), came to Madurai (with the incredible temple which I visited so many times), spent twelve nights in a youth hostel in Kodaikanal (with two games of golf at the excellent 120 year-old course), and finally six days in an Ashram (which I didn't want to leave - you go for the yoga and stay for the friends). This journey was pretty straightforward but once again Vikas was there to help if I needed it.
I learnt a good lesson during my 2018 trip to Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Shimla and Amritsar: don’t believe in one’s fantasies, check what it’s really like and plan it better! I was saved a couple of times by Vikas when a plane left four hours before the expected time and the Darjeeling Toy Train did not exist. The whole trip went pear-shaped: Darjeeling is now overtaken by 4-b-4s, not much to do in Kalimpong and the monsoon was playing such havoc with the roads to Shimla (which I was told was now much like Darjeeling). I abandoned the trip and flew home in time to watch the Ryder Cup.
Undaunted, this year I was back and travelling to Rishikesh (to take in the yoga and meditation) and Amritsar (to see the Golden Temple which is every bit as wonderful as I had been led to believe, and the Changing the Guard at the Wagah Border Crossing which is ludicrous but the Indians love it).
I can whole-heartedly recommend Vikas and Vacationindia for any help you need with your holiday in India, from planning it all for you or helping you like he does me!Written 17 May 2020This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Andrea EstefaniaLondon, UK15 contributionsThe tour was better than I expected, I would recommend it everyone 100%. Lots of information and good vibe, I had a great time and felt like I was walking with an old friendWritten 16 December 2018This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
- James A1 contributionWe Booked a innova crysta for golden triangle trip with my family. Really impressed with there service. our driver ramesh ji, excellent english with a lot of
knowledge which made my trip nothing less then perfect. thanks delhi jaipur agra team best car rental service.Written 13 February 2022This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC. - Nathalie15 contributionsHad a day tour to Taj Mahal & Agra fort. Very professional guide, excellent knowledge & very good command of English language. Highly recommendedWritten 1 August 2019This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
