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Bus stations and stops in Agra
Agra - Kuberpur Cut
In front of World Famous Petha & Dalmouth, Kuberpur
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In front of World Famous Petha & Dalmouth, Kuberpur; Find more information here: bit.ly/3w372g5
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Agra - Idgah
Sameer Travels, Near Idgah Bus Stand, Opposite Nepali Market, Agra, Uttar Pradesh
282001 Agra
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282001 Agra
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Sameer Travels, Near Idgah Bus Stand, Opposite Nepali Market, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282001
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Agra - Agra Fort (N)
Agra Fort Square (Infront of Agra Fort), Rakabganj
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282001 Agra
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Agra Fort Square (In front of Agra Fort), Rakabganj; Find more information here: bit.ly/4glMdyg
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Agra - Zero Point, Kuberpur Cut (N)
Zero Point - Kuberpur cut, towards Delhi/Noida
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282006 Agra
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Zero Point - Kuberpur cut, towards Delhi/Noida; Find more information here: bit.ly/3VBm4DQ
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Agra - Kuberpur Cut (N)
Zero Point, towards Delhi
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282006 Agra
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Zero Point, towards Delhi; Find more information here: bit.ly/3Bv3VAJ
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Agra - Zero Point, Kuberpur Cut (S)
Zero Point - Kuberpur cut, towards Lucknow
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Zero Point - Kuberpur cut, towards Lucknow; Find more information here: bit.ly/3VCUDcS
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Agra - Waterwork Chauraha (S)
Madhu Travels, Under waterworks chauraha, towards Agra
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282007 Agra
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Madhu Travels, Under waterworks chauraha, towards Agra; Find more information here: bit.ly/3P9hs45
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Agra - Waterwork Chauraha
Madhu Travels, Under Waterworks flyover, towards Yamuna expressway
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Madhu Travels, Under Waterworks flyover, towards Yamuna Expressway; Find more information here: bit.ly/4fy5qfi
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Agra - Opposite Agra Club near Avanti Bai Chauraha
Opposite Agra Club Bus Stop, Sadar Bazar, Namner, Rakabganj
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282001 Agra
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Opposite Agra Club Bus Stop, Sadar Bazar, Namner, Rakabganj; Find more information here: bit.ly/3yXjVdH
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Agra - Agra Club near [Avanti Bai Chauraha]
Near Agra Club Bus Stop, Sadar Bazar, Namner, Rakabganj
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282001 Agra
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Near Agra Club Bus Stop, Sadar Bazar, Namner, Rakabganj; Find more information here: bit.ly/3Xhaxtv
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Agra (Baluganj)
Baluganj, Near Baluganj Police station
General Cariappa Road, Rakabganj
282001 Agra
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General Cariappa Road, Rakabganj
282001 Agra
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Catching the bus to Agra? Here's everything you need to know
Agra, located in western Uttar Pradesh in northern India, is a city rich in historical significance and architectural marvels. Set in the fertile Indo-Gangetic Plain along the Yamuna River, approximately 125 miles (200 km) southeast of Delhi, Agra has been a prominent city since ancient times, with a rich tapestry of cultural and historical influences.
Bus Travel to Agra: Discover the historical and cultural significance of Agra
A Tapestry of Dynasties
The ancient Sanskrit epic, Mahabharata, references an “Agravana,” and Ptolemy is believed to have called the site “Agra.” Founded by Sultan Sikandar of the Lodī dynasty in the early 16th century, Agra quickly rose to prominence as the capital of the Delhi sultanate and later served as the Mughal capital during significant periods. The city’s history is a chronicle of conquests, having fallen to the Jats, the Marathas, the Mughals, the ruler of Gwalior, and finally the British in 1803. It was the capital of Agra (later North-Western) province from 1833 to 1868 and played a crucial role during the Indian Mutiny of 1857–58.
Mughal Legacy
The Mughal era left an indelible mark on Agra, transforming it into a beacon of Mughal architecture and culture. The city is perhaps best known for the Taj Mahal, a 17th-century mausoleum that is a UNESCO World Heritage site and often hailed as the pinnacle of Mughal architectural achievement. Commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife, the Taj Mahal is renowned for its breathtaking beauty and intricate design.
Agra Fort, another UNESCO World Heritage site, was built in the 16th century by Emperor Akbar. Known for its massive red sandstone walls, the fort houses the Pearl Mosque (Moti Masjid) and the Jahangiri Mahal palace. Nearby, the Jāmiʿ Masjid and the tomb of Iʿtimād al-Dawlah, known as the “Baby Taj,” further illustrate the city’s architectural splendor.
Top Attractions in Agra
Taj Mahal
A symbol of eternal love, the Taj Mahal is Agra’s crowning jewel. This mausoleum’s beauty lies in its perfect symmetry, the intricate floral designs, and the pietra dura inlay work, all set against the backdrop of the Yamuna River. Built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal with its gleaming white marble and symmetrical gardens epitomizes the zenith of Mughal artistry. The monument's grandeur is further enhanced by its reflection in the long, rectangular pool that leads up to its entrance, creating a mesmerizing visual effect that captivates visitors from around the world.
Agra Fort
Agra Fort’s robust red sandstone structure stands in stark contrast to the Taj Mahal, showcasing the military might and architectural ingenuity of Emperor Akbar’s reign. This imposing structure, with its robust walls and grandiose interiors, offers a glimpse into the opulence of the Mughal era. The fort’s highlights include the Diwan-i-Am (Hall of Public Audience), where the emperor would address the public, and the Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of Private Audience), which was used for private meetings with courtiers and foreign dignitaries. The Musamman Burj, a beautiful octagonal tower, is where Shah Jahan spent his final years, imprisoned by his son Aurangzeb. The Pearl Mosque (Moti Masjid) within Agra Fort is a marvel of white marble, reflecting the aesthetic sensibilities of Mughal architects and adding a touch of serenity to the fortress.
Iʿtimād al-Dawlah's Tomb
Often referred to as the “Baby Taj,” this tomb is a precursor to the Taj Mahal and showcases exquisite marble lattice work and inlay techniques, highlighting the fusion of Persian and Indian architectural styles that define Mughal constructions. Built by Nur Jahan for her father, Mirza Ghiyas Beg, the tomb's intricate designs and beautiful gardens represent a significant step in the evolution of Mughal architecture. Its smaller scale and detailed craftsmanship offer an intimate glimpse into the artistry that would later culminate in the Taj Mahal.
Akbar's Tomb at Sikandra
Located to the northwest of the city, the tomb of Akbar the Great in Sikandra is a majestic example of Mughal architecture, blending Islamic, Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist architectural styles, reflecting the emperor’s secular vision. The tomb complex is set in a vast, serene garden and is entered through a grand gateway adorned with intricate calligraphy and geometric patterns. Inside, the main mausoleum, made of deep red sandstone and white marble, contains intricate carvings and inlays that reflect Akbar's eclectic taste and inclusive religious philosophy. The tomb's four minarets, each crowned with a chhatri (domed pavilion), add to its grandeur and symbolize the fusion of diverse architectural traditions.
Festivals and Cultural Events
Agra hosts numerous festivals that celebrate its rich cultural heritage. Fairs and festivals in Agra are vibrant and colourful. Visiting the Mughal City during these celebrations offers an excellent opportunity to experience the region's rich culture and traditions. Here are some of the most popular fairs and festivals in Agra:
Taj Mahotsav
One of Agra's most famous festivals, the Taj Mahotsav, is an annual event held in February for 10 days. It takes place at the Crafts Village or Shilpgram, near the Taj Mahal, and is organized by Uttar Pradesh Tourism to promote local art and craftsmanship. The festival showcases a variety of art, crafts, culture, traditional foods, and folk performances. Highlights include ghazal and mushaira (poetry) sessions, camel and elephant rides for children, and a grand procession featuring decorated camels and elephants, folk artists, and drumbeaters. Visitors can enjoy attractions such as Chikankari from Lucknow, handmade carpets from Badohi, wood carvings from Saharanpur, silk from Varanasi, blue pottery from Khurja, and various dance performances from across India.
Bateshwar Fair
Located 70 km from Agra, the town of Bateshwar is named after the deity Bateshwar Mahadeo. Known for its cultural and spiritual significance, the town hosts 108 temples dedicated to various Hindu gods and goddesses. An annual fair is held here in October/November, dedicated to Lord Shiva. During this month-long event, thousands of devotees take a dip in the holy waters of the Yamuna River. The fair also features a livestock and cattle market, and the festivities extend to Agra.
Ram Barat
Held before Dussehra, Ram Barat is a special marriage procession of Lord Ram organized annually in Agra. It is part of the Ramleela, culminating on Dussehra when Lord Ram kills Ravana. The procession starts from Lala Channomalji Ki Baradari and moves through the city to the venue called Janakpuri, where a palace for Goddess Sita, Raja Janak's daughter, is set up. The procession features bedecked 'jhankis' (tableaux) and idols of Lord Ram and his brothers on elephants, decorated with silver leaves and bejeweled headgear. Local teenage boys play the roles of female characters in the procession.
Kailash Fair
Held at the Kailash Temple, 12 km from Agra, the Kailash Fair takes place in August/September to honor the appearance of Lord Shiva as a stone lingam. Devotees from nearby areas attend this fair to pay homage to Lord Shiva. The fair is a vibrant celebration of faith and devotion, drawing large crowds every year.
Shopping and Cuisine in Agra
Agra’s top Bazaars
Agra’s bustling markets offer a treasure trove of traditional handicrafts, leather goods, and handwoven carpets. Sadar Bazaar, Subhash Bazaar, and Kinari Bazaar are popular shopping destinations where one can find exquisite marble inlay work, a specialty of Agra. For a more modern shopping experience, TDI Mall provides a variety of retail options. Raja Ki Mandi and Shah Market are excellent places to explore local goods and textiles, while Shahganj Bazaar and Shoe Market are known for their diverse range of products, including footwear and other traditional items.
Agra’s Culinary Delights
Agra’s cuisine is a delightful blend of Mughal and local flavors, making it a foodie's paradise. Must-try dishes include:
- Petha: A sweet delicacy made from ash gourd, available in various flavors and textures.
- Dalmoth: A spicy lentil mix that is a popular snack.
- Mughlai Food: Renowned for its rich and creamy curries, kebabs, and biryani, reflecting the city's Mughal heritage.
- Bedai: Deep-fried puffy bread served with a spicy potato gravy and a helping of yogurt.
- Bhalla: A savory snack similar to a fried potato cake, often served with chutneys and yogurt.
- Jalebi: Crispy, syrupy sweet coils, perfect for those with a sweet tooth.
- Chaat: A variety of tangy and spicy street food items that are a staple of Agra's street food scene.
Connectivity and Transportation
Agra is well-connected by road and rail, making it easily accessible from major cities in India. FlixBus connects Agra with major cities like Delhi, Jaipur, and many more. The city’s public transportation system includes buses, auto-rickshaws, and cycle rickshaws. Taxis and app-based cab services like Ola and Uber provide convenient options for exploring the city and its surrounding areas.
Exploring Agra with FlixBus
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FlixBus Stops in Agra: 11 bus stops are available in Agra. The addresses are displayed above, next to the map.
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