India's culture is evidence of the country's rich and varied heritage and with such an action-packed history, it has become an arrangement of diverse forms of art and architecture. Where in the northern parts, one can find beautiful monuments by the Muslim rulers, if you come down South and in the central parts to see the Madhya Pradesh majestic monuments, one can witness the grand architectural brilliance in the temples. Monuments in Delhi like the Agra Fort and Qutub Minar will leave you awestruck whereas the monuments in Uttar Pradesh like the Mahal as well as other historical buildings like Rani Jhansi Mahal will take you back in ancient times. With tourism spreading speedily, it becomes difficult to stand in long the ticket counters to get an entry ticket, with BookMyShow's offers & features you can get the tickets to these monuments in BookMyShow without any hassle in advance.
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Agra Fort
It is one of the most significant and vigorously built pieces of the Mughals, embellished with a number of luxuriantly decorated buildings encircling the imposing Mughal architecture. It was constructed by the third Mughal emperor Akbar. After Sikandar Lodi`s death in 1517, his son Ibrahim Lodi held the fort for 9 years until he was defeated and killed in the battle of Panipat in 1526. It is exactly built like the structure of red fort and has minimal or no difference. The place is a must visit in Agra.
Ticket entry: 30 INR.
Fatehpur Sikri
Fatehpur Sikri was one of the first Mughal-planned cities. The palaces are built robustly of red sandstone and composed of pillars, ornamental arches, brackets-and-chhajjas, chhaparkhats, chaukhandis and so on. Domes have been used cautiously. The architecture of Fatehpur Sikri has a clear-cut all-India character. It is prolific and versatile Indo-Muslim composite style. Get the ticket of the tour of the whole city on BookMyShow and you need not stand on the long ticket counter for the same.
Ticket entry: 30 INR
Mehtab Bagh
The Garden complex, situated on the opposite bank of the Taj Mahal, is The Moonlight Garden`. It is the last standing garden built by the Mughals. Recent excavations under archaeological survey revealed a huge octagonal tank furnished with 25 fountains and a small central tank. The site is also associated with the myth and stories of black Taj. The ground becomes partially flooded in the rainy season. However, it is the perfect spot to get the pristine view of taj mahal in the full moonlight, as the name suggests.
Ticket entry: 15 INR
Ram Bagh
The Ram Bagh is said to have been constructed by Babur, the first Mughal emperor. The original name of the Bagh was Aram Bagh, which was later named Ram Bagh. The garden is divided into quarters by precise stone-paved pathways. On the north side of this garden, there is a row of ruined houses with a gateway built sturdily of red sandstone at each end. In the garden, three levels have been laid off; one for flowers, second for flower beds, with fine stone, paved terraces the third one has rigid structures. It is advisable to book the tickets priory through BookMyShow to avoid wastage of time as the whole view can be enjoyed of the garden which closes down after the sunset.
Ticket entry: 15 INR
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