There are a number of things to see in Agra that make this such an interesting place.
This morning we traveled 5km by rickshaw to the Red Fort, so named because it is red...although much of it includes semi precious stone inlays and marble.
Protected by a water moat, with crocodiles, then a wall, then a dry moat with Bengal Tigers, no-one was keen to attempt to enter uninvited.
Tonight we leave Agra at 8:30 by train bound for Delhi.
This morning we traveled 5km by rickshaw to the Red Fort, so named because it is red...although much of it includes semi precious stone inlays and marble.
Protected by a water moat, with crocodiles, then a wall, then a dry moat with Bengal Tigers, no-one was keen to attempt to enter uninvited.
Tonight we leave Agra at 8:30 by train bound for Delhi.
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