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Taj Mahal - The epitome of beauty and example of love.

Agra Fort - One of the most spectacular structures constructed in India during the Mughal Empire is the magnificent Agra Fort.

Akbar's Mausoleum- The mausoleum of the legendary Mughal Emperor Akbar is positioned on the edge of the city of Agra.

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Buland Darwaza - It was constructed in 1601 by the Mughal Emperor to honour his victory over Gujarat.

Panch Mahal -The Panch Mahal was built by Emperor Akbar and used primarily as a leisure and leisure palace by the queens as well as other women of the court.

Jodha Bai's Palace - The architectural design of the palace is a daring fusion of the competing Rajput and Mughal styles.

The ancient city of Varanasi is dispersed among a maze of winding galis along the western Ganges River's banks. Varanasi is regarded as a lucky spot to pass away since it is thought to bring moksha, or freedom from cycle of life and death. The 80 or so ghaats that flank the Ganges form the city's spiritually enlightening centre.

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Ganges River - Hindus from all over the world travel to Varanasi to cleanse themselves in the sacred Ganges water and carry out ceremonies along the many ghats that line the river. You'll undoubtedly spend a lot of time visiting and taking in life around the Ganges because the river serves as a permanent point of reference for tourists as they go about the city..

Assi Ghat- The focal point of Assi Ghat is a Shiva lingam, a phallic depiction of the Hindu deity, which is located beneath a revered fig tree.

Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple- The spectacular building, which is devoted to the Hindu god Shiva, is known as "The Golden Temple" because of its towering spire, which is 800 kg pure gold-plated.

Dhamek Stupa- The Dhamek Stupa, a huge stone and brick construction measuring 43.6 metres high and 28 metres in circumference, is located here.

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Albert Hall Museum - The museum is the outstanding illustration of Indo-Saracenic architecture in India.

Amer Fort - It is well recognised that the fort displays exquisite Hindu influences in some of its construction

Akshardham Temple - The temple is well known for its exquisite architecture.

Hawa Mahal - A stunning blend of Hindu Rajput and Islamic Mughal architecture that is referred to as the "Palace of Wind"

City Palace - The historic fort that has preserved the city's past.

Day 5 - Jaipur - Bhopal - (Khajuraho)
Spend your day at leisure.

There are numerous sites to see in Khajuraho that will pique your interest if you're looking for a place with a rich culture and historical depictions that go back several centuries. You may rely on a voyage through rich history and intriguing traditions of bygone eras to renew your curiosity and catch your senses when the hustle and bustle of current life leaves you feeling worn out and alienated.

The Sightseeing of the location.

Kandariya Mahadeva Temple -The inside of the temple is decorated with innumerable statues and spires, the most amazing of which is the central spire that is a miniature version of Mount Kailash!

Lakshmana Temple - More than 600 deities, whose portraits are artistically displayed on the facades of the temple, add to its unique architecture.

Adinath Temple - The temple, a long-standing example of Indo-Aryan architecture, is adorned with exquisite old sculptures and representations of Yakshis. The sense of majesty here is overwhelming, despite the fact that it is currently mostly in ruins.

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The Bandhavgarh National Park, which used to be the hunting grounds for the Maharajas of Rewa, is renowned around the world as a tiger reserve and is thought to contain the biggest Bengal tiger population in the entire world. recurring reports of royal tigers

Bandhavgarh Fort - The Bandhavgarh Fort, which is located atop the Bandhavgarh Hill, is a well-known tourist destination. As soon as you enter the fort, the sight of the area with its diverse flora and animals will leave you speechless.

Bandhavgarh National Park - More than 22 different types of mammals and 250 different bird species may be found in the Bandhavgarh National Park. You will undoubtedly observe a number of other creatures during your visit to this sanctuary, including the tiger, Asian jackal, jungle cat, striped hyena,  fox, rattle, sloth bear, grey mongoose, hyena and leopard.

Bandhavgarh Hill - At an elevation of 807 metres above sea level, Bandhavgarh Hill is the tallest hill in the Bandhavgarh Reserve. Sandstone and water that seeps into it are what create this series of hills.

To reach your destination, take the flight early in the morning.

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