What an idea to savor lunch and enjoy drinking fresh beer made in the microbrewery. This will add charm when you find such an ambiance on the rooftop Beep cafe Agra overlooking the surroundings of the Taj Mahal.

This all is not a dream but became a reality with the opening of the new rooftop Beep Cafe on the V.I.P Fatehabad Road. This is hardly one km away from the Taj Mahal. The state authorities have issued the MB-5 license for that purpose.

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Beep Uncensored Rooftop Bar Location-

Beep uncensored is located in U.P Handicrafts complex, Handicrafts Nagar, Fatehabad Road, Agra. This is easily approached by all the major hotels of Agra. You can contact me for booking on this number -07466916000.

What is special at Beep cafe Agra?

Enjoy the draught Beer at the Beep Cafe. This rooftop bar is replete with all facilities and a fresh brewery. This bar hexagonal in design has the best charm of private sitting space right atop. From here you can have a glimpse of the iconic Taj Mahal. From this deck, you can have Instagram-worthy snaps of the Taj Mahal.

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As you approach this place you can enjoy Non pasteurized and unbottled fresh beer at the microbrewery. This all will be the same as the Breweries in Bangalore. You can enjoy this gastro pub which is awesome spreading is an area of 9000 sq. feet.
The principal ante lobby entrance gate is gorgeous with the dome covered in glass. This paves your way into the wonderful open-air bar. This all is set in the Mughal architecture feature with water all around and a paved walkway. On each side are the private dining spaces with a dedicated smoking gallery.

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The thrill-seeking tourists must be pleased to know that Agra tourism is going to have a new activity of Fly Dining in its bouquet. Experience the utmost adventure mixed pleasure of dining in the air while touring Agra. Above all the unique experience of viewing the Taj Mahal from the air up above 150 feet height would certainly add the charm of meals. Enjoy the warm food and breathtaking pictures. You will also be provided with the pictures taken by the fly dining team and will get them before you depart.

This blog gives you complete information regarding Fly Dining Agra booking and timings. You can opt for breakfast, lunch or dinner sessions in the air in the surroundings of the Taj Mahal.

This is fully insured and is designed keeping in mind the German Norm DIN 4112. The operating company ensures maximum security and is well-liked by the adventure tourists of the western countries. This is already running in Noida and Agra is the second city on Uttar Pradesh to have this activity. This is well claimed to be well designed and extensively tested keeping in mind various aspects like airspeed, balancing, etc.

The present blog gives you complete information regarding Fly Dining Agra price, location, menu, and other relevant updates.

Location – The fly dining will be conducted on the Kalakriti ground which is almost one and a half km away from the Taj Mahal east gate and just half km away from Shilpgram parking. Thus it is set in quiet ideal surroundings.

Fly Dining Agra booking and timings

For Booking pls contact 088008 80395

Fly Dining three types of tickets

Fly Dining Sessions 

So far there would be three sessions but in the coming time, they are planning for 7 sessions every day. Two sessions at the breakfast time, two at lunchtime and three for the dinner. Fly Dining Agra booking and timings are easily available online.

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Each session would be for a period of 45 minutes. In each of these sessions, there would be a capacity of 24 people to join. You will be taken to an elevation of 150 feet by the hydraulic system. Thus you can enjoy a 360-degree city view and take Instagram worthy pictures and enjoy the panoramic view, It will take nearly 3 minutes when you reach up to the desired point soaring in the sky.

Fly Dining Timings

The timings of fly dining would change according to the season. In winters it would be a little late in the morning as on account of fog it remains hazy and visibility is less. In the summertime, it is clear weather but in the months of May & June, it is scorching heat by the midday. Thus it will be operational early in the morning like 7 am and will be up to 7 pm.

Who can enjoy fly dining?

On account of security concerns, everybody is not allowed to join this activity. The only one who is more than 12 Years of Age and 143 cms minimum height can take part in this activity. Children, less than 12 years are not allowed. Similarly, a person weighing more than 150 kg or having less than 4 and a half feet height is not allowed.

People suffering from high blood pressure, heart disease, Acrophobia, and pregnant ladies are not allowed to join this activity. Before going up everybody has to go through a breath analyzer test.

Safety features 

Before going on the flight of the fly dining a safety supervisor will brief you about the safety norms like what you are expected in the air flight. You are supposed to fasten the seat belts and only one person is allowed to sit in one seat. The crew is secured by the safety harnesses all the time. If you are looking for a lavish dining experience in Agra, fully secure what can be the other best option then choose to go to the fly dining. During the time of thunderstorms, rains or inclement weather this activity is going to be suspended

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The History of Taj Mahotsav Agra

This is a 10 days long mega event of Art, crafts and culture with a lot of music and melodrama. This is the ceremonial display of regality, pomp, and show and cultural ethos of the Mughals and the famed Nawabs of Audh, Uttar Pradesh Tourism is responsible to organize this fair to boost up Agra Tourism.

The history of Taj Mahotsav dates back to 1992 and this coming year in 2020 this will mark the 29th anniversary of it and certainly it is going to be overwhelming.

This is a noble platform to view and appraise the artwork and talents of the artisans from different parts of India. The deft-handed performers of music and dance would certainly captivate your heart.

The theme of Agra Taj Mahotsav

Taj Mahotsav is reminding us of the bygone glory of Mughals. You are tempted to recall the days of the Mughal era while the emperor and the prominent nobles were riding elephants with mahouts controlling them with noose. The decorated elephants in the war position or the procession form were the glory of Mughals. In this festival, you witness the effigies of elephants, houses and much more accompanied by the thumps of drums and the tones of trumpets.

This festival celebrated with great gusto, is also a great chance for the connoisseurs as they get the best flavors of Indian cuisines. If you are a stage lover what can be the other best opportunity then to enjoy the folk dances of the prominent local artists and thus get soaked in the myriads of colors of Indian out. You can enjoy the Kalbelia dance of Rajasthan, Kathak from Uttar Pradesh and Nautanki and other forms from Maharashtra. 

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These places showcase very handicrafts, for example, Saharanpur wood carvings, Varanasi Silk and Zardozi Work, Marble Inlay work of Agra, Pottery from Khurja, Chicken work from Lucknow, Kashmiri Handmade Carpets, Locks of Aligarh, Knives from Rampur and so on. Thus the seller finds a better place to display their objects under one roof and the buyers have an ease to buy the artifacts at the genuine rates under one roof. Thus the localities and the foreigners enjoy the shopping spree after the Taj Mahal Tour.

Thus this festival is a paradise for the shopaholics who can visit the different galleries brimming with the stalls of curios fabrics, paintings, imitation jewelry, old books, etc.

You also have a unique chance to savor the dishes from the various Indian States and participate in the concerts of the top performers. Even the kids have a plethora of options to have great fun of enjoying the thrilling rides on the various savings.   

How to Get Entry Tickets

The entry tickets can be purchased on the entry gates at the time of visit at the rate of INR 50 per person. The foreign tourists and the children up to the age of 5 are exempted from the entry fee. For the school group, there are cheaper tickets and you have to pay 500 INR for a group comprising of 100 students provided they are in school uniforms and two teachers along with the group can get complimentary entry. For the cultural shows, you need not purchase separate entry tickets. But sometimes during the cultural shows with celebrities, there is extreme pressure of V.I.P arrivals.

If you are looking for some great discount deals on these displayed artifacts you can avail a golden opportunity to do the same, Just wait for the last day of the Tajmahotsav this is the time when the artisans are packing for their departure and sure will offer you the best discount on their artifacts, Thus you will stand to save and the artisans don’t have to carry their stuff back.

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1. Mango – Mango is one of the most common fruits of tropical countries like India. India is one of the largest exporters of mango fruits. Its juicy content is full of Vitamin A, C and D. In India there are more than 100 varieties of Mango. The most delicious names are Alphonso and Dussehra. Uttar Pradesh state has famous nurseries at Malihabad close to Lucknow and Barjhala close to Furukhabad District. Since the ages of Mughals plantation of mangos was done on a large scale. Akabar ordered for plantation of 1 lacks mango trees in Darbhanga district of Bihar.
2. Guava- Guava tree is widely grown in Tropical areas such as North India and is famed as great nourishment fruit. While it is immature its fruit is green, or ripening up it turns into pale. Guava fruits are amazingly rich in antioxidants, vitamin C, potassium and fiber. This remarkable nutrient content gives them many health benefits.

3. Plumbs- This is a common fruit of tropical regions and found on the abundance in Indian cities. Each fruit has one seeds. Plum in Hindi is known as Ber. There are so many varying of plumbs found in India and is one of the first fruit which is domesticated by Humans. A plum is a fruit of the subgenus; the subgenus is distinguished from other subgenera (Preaches, cherries, bird cherries, etc. If you come on Taj Mahal Tour during January you can find the plumbs in Agra. The primary producers of plum are Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Jammu and Kashmir.

4. Banana- Banana is less grown in North India. This fruit is replete with potassium content and since time immemorial it has been the part of the diet of North Indians and is one of the most widely consumed fruits in the world for good reason. Eating them could help lower blood pressure and reduce the risks of cancer and asthma. This fruit is a staple starch for many tropical populations.

5. Custard Apple- This is a very delicious fruit of North India. The legends say this along with watermelon is considered a fertility symbols and is grown in a large area of Rajasthan close to Udaipur and its surrounds. Custard apple is widely grown in Maharashtra. The fruit is an excellent source of Vitamin C and manganese, high in energy too.

6. Water Chestnut- Water chestnut is known as Singhara in India and is grown in still waters of the ponds and lakes, and is one of the most important minor fruits crop grown in India. It also thrives in the soft nutrient-rich water in Lakes, ponds, and streams with a neutral to slightly alkaline PH.

7. Blackberry – Blackberry is a very common fruit of North India. It is available by the end of summertime and the beginning of monsoon at every nook and corner. This fruit is an abundant source of vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals and is low fat contribution is an advantage from which obese people are advised to make it a part of their snacks.

8. Apple- A common dictum goes “An apple a day keeps doctor away” This is very apt as apple is very rich in iron and other minerals and vitamins. It is grown widely in the hilly terrains of Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir in North India at the high altitudes. Himachal apples are comparatively smaller in size than Kashmiri Apples. It is in the rich of common men in North India and people use it in desserts.
9. Lychee- In North India Lychee is mainly grown in the state of Uttarakhand. It contains a rich amount of antioxidant, Vitamin C and Vitamin B complex. It helps in the production of Blood. The main season to relish Lychee is the end of April to June in North India sold in bunches on the pushcarts they appeal to all fruit lovers.

10. Watermelon- Watermelon has the botanical name is Citrullus lanatus. This delicious fruit has high calories and rich in Vitamin A and C. This fruit is grown in abundance in the gang tic plains of North India. It is to be noted that prince Salim used to go to Khandari area in Agra to see the market of watermelons. Since those times this area has the daily market arranged for watermelons during the seasons.

11. Tamarind- Tamarind trees are everywhere in North India and work a nice place for the birds to find a safe wrestling place. Its ripe fruits are like by the masses and used in preparing dishes. The green fruits attract the lands in the village to throw the stones to get some to eat.

12. Indian Gooseberry- It is commonly known as Amla fruits. Its fresh and dried fruits are used as traditional medicines in Ayurveda. Its sweet and pungent taste attracts the people for savory flavors. It is also used as a common pickle in the houses.

13. Mulberry- This is a plant grown in temperate regions and is known in botanical terms as Horus. Its fruit is 2-3 cm long. While it is immature its color is green or pale yellow, while it ripens it turns to pinkish color. Besides the human use of the fruits, plants and leaves are a good source of nourishments to silk wounds.

14. Date palm- Date palm is the crop of arid region, it requires high temperature and no rainfall during the crop time (i.e July August). India is the biggest importer of this crop however now the date cultivation is picking up is kach are of Gujurat and dry areas of Rajasthan which melt all the requirements for a good crop.

15. Kinoo- This is a citrus fruit was developed by Howard B. Frost. It is a hybrid of two citrus varieties king (Citrus nobilis) & willow leaf (citrus delicosa) In India it is grown largely in the plains of southern Punjab, northern Rajasthan, and western Haryana. It requires arid weather with not much irrigation.

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Agra developed as a fully-fledged metropolis town during the reign of Mughal King Akbar. Those were the times when Indian society was completely divided into caste lines. The areas or the mohallas as they were called in local parlance also came up following the same societal rules and laws. Agra still bears those old names of the areas, there are mohallas named “Loha mandi “ “Seth Gali” and so many others. Agra Food walk is a paradise for food connoisseurs.

What do you expect in the Agra food walk?

Agra food walk is a specifically developed local tour of Agra where we focus on providing our clients and tourists the real taste of Agra cuisine. You will get to see the humdrum of day-to-day Agra life. These local Mohalla’s have not changed much in the last 400 odd years. We start with a visit to one of the oldest “Petha” sweetmeat shops in old Agra known as “Gopal Das Petha” here you will get to see and taste various varieties of this world-famous sweet from the city of Taj.

Experience the Agra Culture and Bazars in Food Tour

Behind this Petha shop is a very narrow lane of a crowded bazaar know as “Lohar Gali” this name probably comes from the blacksmith Population once habiting this mohalla. You will also get a chance to explore Temple and Taj Tour an old Shiva temple known as the “Mankameshwar” temple. This temple leads to an old spice market where you can buy all sorts of Indian spices and condiments.

Walking a little you will arrive at the famous lane known for the Agra street food. Seth Gali is the hub of Agra Heritage walk and local street food which is predominantly rich in taste and calories. Be ready to enjoy the taste of a variety of sweetmeats merchandised in a variety of Flavour.  You can also taste other snacks which are mostly fried.

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Visit Paan (Beetle Leaf) shop 

After eating your heart out get ready to enjoy the Paan. This is a sort of condiment enjoyed as a follow-up after a hearty meal. This is a small wrap of betel leaf with a mix of areca nut combined with spices. This will leave a lingering taste to your senses.

If you can endure and enjoy the tobacco leaves you can order to add the tobacco leaves to your respective Pan handmade and delivered fresh to you by your friendly Pan wallah. Pan has stimulant properties the slaked lime is used to bind the ingredients together.

Tuk Tuk Experience

After this walk and engaging experience, you will ride your tuk-tuk and enjoy the ride across the crowded Agra bazaars reaching a market where the hallways are all busy in making “batasha” this is an ancient delicacy made with nothing but sugar.

The relevance of batasha is more in festivals and rituals where none of the rituals and offerings are complete without “Batasha”. You will get to know and see the complete process and procedure of “Batasha Making” this is a wholesale market where traders trade in this commodity in big lots.

Sadar Bazar Tour-The Climax of Food Walk

From here we will drive to the famous market known as “Sadar bazaar” the resident of Agra come here to shop and enjoy their past time. There is a separate food lane selling all sorts of street food, do try the “Paani poori” Snack, you can even try an Indian version of Pasta.

If you are desirous you can enjoy a cup of coffee sitting in a small shanty across a busy lane. A Plate of “Falooda kulfi” is a perfect ending to the Agra food Walk. If interested you can also savor a platter of barbecued chicken and mutton dishes over here.

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