Day 1 & 2 - Baby Taj (Itimad -ud - Daulah’s Tomb)

We begin our journey with a quiet gem—the Baby Taj, a breathtaking 17th-century mausoleum that whispers elegance through its delicate marble lattice work, intricate inlay, and Persian-style gardens.

Often overlooked by the crowds rushing to the Taj Mahal, this monument offers an intimate setting for photographers. It’s the perfect place to slow down, observe, and capture the fine craftsmanship and peaceful symmetry that inspired Mughal architecture to come.

As golden light filters through the jali screens and reflects off the marble, you’ll have space and time to compose your own artistic interpretations—without the rush. Whether you’re shooting wide architectural frames or fine details, this is where your India visual story truly begins.

Step into the red sandstone stronghold that once guarded the heart of the Mughal Empire—Agra Fort. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and architectural masterpiece, this sprawling fortress offers photographers a dramatic blend of power, history, and artistic grandeur.

Within its massive walls lies a royal city: ornately carved halls, marble mosques, audience chambers, and balconies overlooking the Yamuna River—all telling stories of emperors, intrigue, and dynasties that shaped India's past.

As you wander through courtyards and corridors, your lens will find rich textures, light-and-shadow play, and moments that evoke both strength and solitude. This is not just a monument—it’s a stage where history lives on, inviting you to compose your own visual interpretation.

Photograph regal symmetry. Frame the arches.

Tell the story of empire.