A 10-day cultural festival held near the Taj Mahal featuring traditional music, dance, handicrafts, and food.

Although technically held in nearby Haryana, this famous handicrafts fair attracts artisans from all over India, making it a popular event for those in Agra.

A unique cultural event celebrating the importance of elephants in Indian culture, featuring elephant parades and performances.

A Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, with special prayers and processions at temples across the city.

A Sufi music and dance festival held at the historic Fatehpur Sikri complex, attracting visitors from all over the country.

A relatively new event that offers hot air balloon rides over the Taj Mahal, providing a unique perspective of the iconic monument.

A celebration of the delicious mangoes grown in the region, featuring mango tasting, competitions, and cultural performances.

Like elsewhere in India, Agra celebrates Independence Day on August 15th with flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs.

A period of remembrance for ancestors, with special rituals and ceremonies at temples and homes across the city.

The festival of lights is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Agra, with homes and streets illuminated with diyas (oil lamps) and fireworks displays.

A gathering of authors, poets, and literary enthusiasts to celebrate the written word against the backdrop of the Taj Mahal.

Though not a traditional Indian festival, Christmas is celebrated in Agra with decorations, carol singing, and special feasts.