India, the land of Ashoka, Chankya and several other great personalities lures everyone with its rich history and culture. Uttar Pradesh, the melting pot of India, is the one state in which the bewildering diversity of India can be glimpsed. Agra, the city of Taj Mahal is known for the Mughal empire and their architectural wonders. Apart from Agra, there are places like Khajuraho, River Ganges and Pushkar which reflects our rich culture, the excellence in art, sculpture and traditions. You can visit Khajuraho, River Ganges and Pushkar in a tour to Taj Mahal as they are close to Agra.

Khajuraho
Khajuraho one of the most famous tourists destinations in India is located in Madhya Pradesh. The place is known all over the world for Khajuraho group of temples, built between 950 A.D to 1050 A.D. by Chandela dynasty.


The Great Ganges
Ganga, the holy river running from majestic Himalayas to Bay of Bengal covers a distance of around 1500 miles. The river Ganges in not just a river but it holds high regard among the people of India. In fact, Ganga is a eternal symbol of love and purity and also a Goddess that is worshipped all over India.

Pushkar Camel Fair
Pushkar is a small town of Rajasthan located close to the ancient city of Ajmer (14 kms). The town has many ancient temples, living traditions of rituals and poojas and a crowded bazza brimming with jewellery, textiles and handicrafts. Pushkar is popular for the Camel fair that attracts visitors from all parts of globe.