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All the excursions that are available from Agra city welcome the tourist guests with open hands and expose their beauty in front of them so that they can cherish them even after homecoming. All the below mentioned popular Agra excursions are located at the distance of less than 80kms from the main city and as a result one require not to hold up at these spots at night.
Sikandra: Akbar's tomb at Sikandra is a stupendous illustration of amalgamation of exotic styles of architecture. It hints a significant going away from the previous Mughal edifices. The tomb brings to light the flavor of the well-ventilated tiered pavilions of the Fatehpur Sikri and Agra Fort. However, Islamic in character, the tomb of Akbar is a superb mix of styles. You will be amazed to see some enthralling representation of Islamic influence exhibited in its brilliant entrance, which is done with the use of exquisite patterns, Char Bagh garden layout, superior Persian style calligraphy and exceptional Jaalis.
Bateshwar: The dusty cum sluggish town located at the distance of approximately 70kms from city center Agra is remarkable as a spiritual and cultural center, which becomes lively during the celebration of annual cattle fair in the month of November. According to Hindu calendar, it is mega event that takes place at the banks of Yamuna in the 'Kartik' month and draws the attention of travelers in great number. Moreover, you will be astounded to see 108 pious shrine of Shaivite sect built at the depository of river Yamuna.
Fatehpur Sikri: Last but not least, the excursions from Agra also contain a visit to Fatehpur Sikri which has also been the imposing city of great Mughals between 1571 and 1584. It is in point of fact a historical capital city constructed out of twin town of Fatehpur and Sikri that are placed at the remoteness of 45 odd kms from Agra. The then renowned Mughal Emperor Akbar formed Fatehpur Sikri to serve in cooperation with Agra and its history of formation is also very amusing.
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