Top Agra Eco Tours

We help travelers explore those aspects of Agra which most tourists guidebooks never mention and tourists never get to see. The places visited are off the beaten track and hardly see any mainstream tourists. In addition to the sights mentioned, participants can see and interact with locals busy with their morning routines in city and countryside.

Shiva temples at Bateshwar and River Cruise to see the Crocodiles and famous alligators of India. This Chambal Safari tour will start in the morning when your driver and guide will come to pick you up from your hotel and drive towards the Bah. Once the area was famous for dacoits of Chambal, now known for Chambal Safari and Bateshwar Temples. After 1.5 Hr drive, you will reach Bateshwar and visit these temples on the ghats of river Yamuna. Later you will proceed to have Lunch in an Eco Friendly Lodge nearby. After Lunch, proceed towards the Chambal River and have an incredible experience of this stunning Safari. One can have many possibilities of watching some rare species of Birds and dolphins. A paradise for Crocodiles and Alligators taking sunbath in the islands in the middle of Chambal River. A Must visit excursion in the surrounding of Agra.

At Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary birds migrate in huge flocks together, roam together and pose for beautiful photographs together. Rechristened as Keoladeo National Park or Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Bharatpur National Park is a UNESCO-recognized World Heritage located in Bharatpur, Rajasthan. Its proximity to the capital makes it one of the popular weekend getaways from Delhi during autumn and winters. Housing more than 366 species of birds, 379 species of plants, and around 30 mammals, the new name of the sanctuary is derived from the temple of Keoladeo, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Bird family in the park includes hundreds of aquatic birds that are natives of Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Siberia. These birds come to India during winter, and that’s what makes Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary an interesting getaway for bird watchers and wildlife photographers.