Uncover the Magnificence of Mughal Era with India Road Trips

Posted On June 15th, 2020

Uncover the Magnificence of Mughal Era with India Road Trips

India has been the spectator of the rise and fall of empires and powerful dynasties. The ancient remains of the mosques and mausoleums telltale the story of the grandeur of Mughal India. You can still find the ineffaceable marks of the Mughal empire in the architecture, culture, and psyche of modern India. 

Consider any of the iconic tombs or mysterious monuments. Be it the romantic ambience, ornate arches, or onion domes of the symbolic Taj Mahal. The mystical corridors and precisely carved domes of the Red Fort. All these monuments reflect a glorious Mughal era and decades of economic prosperity. These monuments represent a lifetime of the evolution of culture, architecture, art, music, and poetry.

Uncover the magnificence of the Mughal era with Indian road trips and rental vehicles from Japji Travel. Let us lead your way to some of the most amazing road trip experiences. Get ready to capture a glimpse of the splendour of the sumptuous Mughal era. Admire the magnificence of the ancient architecture that stood frozen in time. Take a journey of a lifetime with a friendly companion and a knowledgeable guide. Also, get a personal sedan ready at your service.

The Timeless Beauty of the Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal – This amicable monument in white marble, arched dome, and four snowy-white pillars welcomes everyone with the vibes of love. Emperor Shah Jahan built the monument for his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. 

For ages, the mausoleum has been celebrated worldwide as an eternal symbol of love and a statement of the power of the Mughal dynasty. It depicts intricate craftsmanship by some of the finest architects of their time. 

Classic Forts, Minarets, Mausoleums, and Market Streets of Old Delhi

Old Delhi is primarily famous for its bustling market streets of Chandni Chowk bazaar and the towering red walls of the Red Fort. Not to mention, the sandstone-striped mosque of Shah Jahan, Jama Masjid. All these are some of the signature monuments and markets of Mughal India. 

You can never get a feel of the city of Mughals without setting foot in Old Delhi. Shop souvenirs from Delhi bazaars. Climb up the minarets. Ride an autorickshaw to Humayun’s tomb. Wander through the serene and magnificent Sunder Nursery gardens.

fatehpur sikri

The Splendid Fatehpur Sikri

The imperial city of Fatehpur Sikri was an emblem of the glory of emperor Akbar. The mosques, grand meeting chambers, and filigree palaces were crafted precisely by ingenious stonemasons and skilful architects.  

The entire city was abandoned to the wind after 14 years because of the acute scarcity of water. However, Fatehpur Sikri still stands in all its glory with its time-sundered magnificent sandstone walls, intricately carved windows, grand entrances, and swoon-inducing ambience. 

Itmad-Ud-Daulah Mausoleum in Agra

One of the often-overlooked near-perfect grand Mughal tombs is the Itmad-Ud-Daulah mausoleum in Agra. Constructed by the same token as the Taj Mahal, this Islamic mausoleum is a splendid marvel in white marble. The mausoleum is dedicated to the grandfather of Queen Mumtaz Mahal, Mirza Ghiyas Beg. 

Unlike the extravagant Taj Mahal, this Mughal monument is subtle and sophisticated. Its beautiful minarets have graceful corners and spellbinding craftsmanship. The walls have pietra dura inlays and carefully hand-chiselled semi-precious gemstones that reveal a garden of heaven. 

Elegant Mughal Gardens in Srinagar

The craftsmanship of the Mughal architects is equally reflected in the elegant well-planned Mughal gardens. The Mughal gardens in Srinagar represent a celestial perfection with refreshing fountains, trickling water features, elegant tree arcades, perfumed floral beds, and filigree pavilions.

The graceful gardens of Srinagar, including the immaculate Nishant Bagh and marvellous Shalimar Bagh feature extensively-spread arcades of chinar trees. Their reflection in the trickling streams and calm pools creates a charismatic ambience that is hard to escape. A mere visit to these gardens is enough to rejuvenate a tired soul. 

India Road Trips With Japji Travel

These were just to name a few of the splendid architectures built by the Mughals. Many more monuments and mausoleums represent the glorious era of the Mughals. If you plan to visit any of these Mughal monuments, nothing can be better than an India road trip.

We at Japji Travel help you plan fascinating tours and remarkable road trips according to your budget and travel preferences. Book a rental tour of Agra or a sightseeing tour of Delhi. Visit our website. Browse through hundreds of affordable tour packages with well-managed rental vehicles and professional chauffeurs to guide your way. 

Talk to our tour representatives and customer care executives for any query regarding a travel plan. Share your preferences and give us a quote for the budget. We will plan a perfect itinerary to help you cover maximum locations in minimum time. Book a road trip tour today!

FAQs

Q1. What other Mughal monuments can I visit in Agra near the Taj Mahal?

Ans. There are various fascinating Mughal historical structures near the Taj Mahal. Also, you can visit some of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Agra. Besides, the Taj Mahal itself is one of the famous seven wonders of the world. 

You can visit the massive palace of red sandstone popularly known as the Agra Fort. Fatehpur Sikri is a Mughal city made of red sandstones walled inside a fort. Its large entrance is called the Buland Darwaza or the Gate of Victory. Inside the city, you can find splendid palaces and mosques including the Palace of Jodha Bai and the tomb of Salim Chisti. Furthermore, it is declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
 
Another historical marvel is the Tomb of Akbar. It represents a perfect amalgamation of different architectures. The Tomb of Itmad-Ud-Daulah reflects intricately carved ornate latticework. Its inlays are adorned with coloured gemstones by the Parchin Kari method. Not to mention, the great Sheesh Mahal that advocates great craftsmanship with small and large mirrors. Finally, your visit to Agra will be incomplete without a stroll in the beautiful Mehtab Gardens. 

Q2. What are the prime locations covered in a Delhi Mughal Heritage road trip?

Ans. We will cover the Lodhi Garden, Humayun’s tomb, Qutub Minar, Safdarjung Tomb, Jama Masjid, and Red Fort.

Q3. Do I need to book a road trip tour in advance?

Ans. Most sightseeing tours sell out early. Therefore, we suggest booking in advance to guarantee a tour at the specified date.

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