This Baby Taj and Mehtab Bagh Sunset Viewpoint Tour is a compelling way to see two hidden Mughals gems and enjoy one of the most memorable Taj Mahal vistas—minus the crowds. Whether you’re a photographer, history buff, or simply someone who savors beautiful sunsets, it’s a wonderful half‑day escape in Agra.
Overview
Experience the serene beauty and architectural charm of Agra with this enchanting half-day tour to two of the city’s hidden gems — the exquisite Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah (popularly known as the Baby Taj) and the tranquil Mehtab Bagh, a riverside garden offering unmatched sunset views of the iconic Taj Mahal.
Begin your journey with a visit to the Baby Taj, an elegant Mughal-era mausoleum adorned with delicate marble lattice screens and intricate inlay work. Often considered a blueprint for the Taj Mahal, it’s a masterpiece in its own right. Then, head to Mehtab Bagh, a centuries-old garden perfectly aligned across the Yamuna River from the Taj Mahal. As the sun sets, watch the monument bathed in golden hues, reflected in the calm waters—a picture-perfect moment you’ll never forget.
This peaceful and romantic tour is ideal for photographers, history lovers, and anyone seeking a more relaxed, offbeat experience of Agra beyond the crowds. A local guide, comfortable transport, and ample time for photography ensure a smooth and enriching experience
Highlights
- Mehtab Bagh: Sunset Viewpoint Also called the "Moonlight Garden," it's perfectly aligned with the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna. It offers breathtaking views of the Taj at sunset as the marble glows in golden hues
- Baby Taj (Itimād‑ud‑Daulah Tomb) Known as the "Baby Taj," this beautiful mausoleum predates the Taj Mahal and features delicate marble inlay work—often regarded as a precursor to the larger monument
- Guided Experience Includes pickup from anywhere in Agra in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, skip-the-line access, and insider commentary about Mughal architecture and the local craft of pietra dura inlay
- Cultural Insight Many tours feature a hands-on inlay work demonstration—Agra’s traditional art form
