Almost everyone is fond of traveling, but the only difference is that if someone likes a peaceful place, then someone is fond of adventure. But if you have gone on a road trip to date, then you will also know that it has its own fun. Every year a large number of people go on road trips. In such a situation, there is only one problem that there should be 3 to 4 days for a road trip, but who has this much time in today's BG lifestyle! If you also want to plan a day trip with your friends, then today we are going to tell you about those places from Delhi, where you can visit some 5 famous places while going from Delhi to Agra. Expenses will also cost more per person only 1 thousand on you.
Best time to visit Delhi to Agra
The best time to visit Agra from Delhi is during winters i.e. you can plan between November to March (the beginning of summer). April is also the best time to plan a Delhi to Agra road trip. Well, you can go at any time of the year to freshen up your mood for a day.
How long will the Delhi to Agra road trip be?
The distance between Delhi and Agra can be covered in a day. Depending on the route you are taking, it may take you 3 to 6 hours to reach Agra (same time for return). If you leave early in the morning, such as 6 am, you can reach Agra between 10 am and 12 noon. After that, spend the day in Agra, do some sightseeing and leave Agra around 5 PM or 6 PM and you can come back to Delhi around 10 PM. If you also want to see the places falling on the way from Delhi to Agra, then you can extend this trip for a day or two.
Which route to take for Delhi to Agra road trip?
Route 1: Yamuna Expressway Via: Delhi - Noida or Greater Noida - Agra
If you take the Yamuna Expressway, you will have to cover a distance of 233 km, which will take you around three and a half hours. On this road, with the help of Noida and Greater Noida, one can visit the places falling along the way.
World of Wonders (Noida) - This is a famous amusement park with popular adventure rides and games. Here you can spend one to 2 hours of a fun time.
Okla Bird Sanctuary (Noida) - Here you will find more than 300 species of birds, including some exotic waterfowl. You can take a short walk in the sanctuary to watch the birds or just sit somewhere and enjoy the charm of nature.
Route 2: Via Yamuna Expressway and NH 19 and 44: Delhi - Faridabad - Aurangabad - Vrindavan - Mathura
This route is going to be a little longer than the last one, but you will surely find a lot to see along this route. The route is 237 km long and will take around 4 and a half hours to cover. And for four and a half hours you can visit the places mentioned below.
Badkhal Lake (Faridabad) - Once a flourishing lake, Badkal has now dried up. But the natural beauty here is still worth seeing. Here you can also indulge in many recreational activities.
Raja Nahar Singh Palace (Faridabad) - This heritage property handled by the Government of Haryana was built in 1739 AD. Till now the brilliance of this palace has remained the same. With its impressive arches, large courtyards, and elegantly designed rooms, this palace stands out as a must-see.
ISKCON Temple (Vrindavan) - The white marble temples of ISKCON are always a treat to the eyes. ISKCON in Vrindavan is different. You can spend some peace here after a long drive.
