Ram Bagh
3.5
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3.5
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Alessandro P
Rome, Italy38 contributions
Dec 2012 • Couples
This garden is far from other touristic attractions. We get there on foot, and it wasn't a completely pleasant walk, as you must pass through several bazaars, and people will stare at you continuously as you are an attraction.
Nevertheless, recently they put a 100 rupees ticket for entering the garden, which was free up to some time ago.
When we came there, there was an attender who told us to enter the garden for free, as according to him the fee was unfair. We then entered the garden, and after few minutes a soldier came to us shouting that we had to pay, and addressed to us very rudely.
We then decided not to pay for the garden to teach him that politeness is everything for tourism, and he stared at us very astonished.
By the time which we spent in the garden, it is nice and the history behind it is very interesting and fascinating. Unfortunately, they are not caring very much, and the garden is not well maintained and very dusty, making a potentially colorful experience completely gray.
Nevertheless, recently they put a 100 rupees ticket for entering the garden, which was free up to some time ago.
When we came there, there was an attender who told us to enter the garden for free, as according to him the fee was unfair. We then entered the garden, and after few minutes a soldier came to us shouting that we had to pay, and addressed to us very rudely.
We then decided not to pay for the garden to teach him that politeness is everything for tourism, and he stared at us very astonished.
By the time which we spent in the garden, it is nice and the history behind it is very interesting and fascinating. Unfortunately, they are not caring very much, and the garden is not well maintained and very dusty, making a potentially colorful experience completely gray.
Written 3 January 2013
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Pranab Sasmal
Kolkata (Calcutta), India46 contributions
Dec 2013 • Family
When Babur came to India, he was tired of seeing grey and brown all around him. He longed for the greens of Samarkhand and wanted to recreate it over here. So he took up the project of creating beautiful gardens and Arambagh (later turning to Rambagh) was the outcome.
Designed as per the Charbagh pattern, the garden once had colorful as well fragrant flowers and fruit-trees.Recently, ASI is trying to recreate the grand garden. After his death, Babur was buried for some days at this dream garden of his.
People will often skip this point on their list of places of attraction in Agra. But I will request them to visit this garden to have a glimpse of the earliest example of Charbagh design for gardens that was later used in Humayun's Tomb, Itmad Ud Daulah and Taj Mahal.
Designed as per the Charbagh pattern, the garden once had colorful as well fragrant flowers and fruit-trees.Recently, ASI is trying to recreate the grand garden. After his death, Babur was buried for some days at this dream garden of his.
People will often skip this point on their list of places of attraction in Agra. But I will request them to visit this garden to have a glimpse of the earliest example of Charbagh design for gardens that was later used in Humayun's Tomb, Itmad Ud Daulah and Taj Mahal.
Written 9 September 2014
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Anuragme
Dibrugarh, India210 contributions
Apr 2014 • Family
Ram Bagh,nam come from Aaram Bagh, which was built by the Mughal Emperor Baburto be used during the hot summers to provide relief to visitors. It is very old Bagh but not so properly maintained. If you have plenty of tome in hand then you can have a visit to this garden.
Written 14 May 2014
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282Pravin
Etawah, India11 contributions
Feb 2014 • Solo
I liked Ram Bagh,the nice manicured lawns and variety of plants,a serene place.I loved to walk around and saw variety of roses.It is almost like a breathing area for the people of Agra.Otherwise Agra in the congested localities is too polluted to one's liking.
Written 9 March 2014
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Kaushik G
Mumbai, India4,065 contributions
Dec 2017 • Friends
During my vacation in Agra, I had visited this beautiful Mughal garden called Ram Bagh. Entrance tickets to this garden is cheap - 10 rupees for Indians and 200 for foreigners. This is the oldest Mughal garden in India built by first Mughal Emperor Babar. We liked the well maintained manicured lawns, big trees and the many pathways & canals(no water though) criss crossing the garden. We enjoyed clicking pics on the 2 pavilions showcasing Mughal architecture and facing the Yamuna river. Many locals can be found relaxing in the garden.
Written 6 August 2018
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kaushal874
New Delhi, India356 contributions
Aug 2015 • Family
It is said as the oldest garden built by Mughal Emprors. This is a persian garden, where pathways and canals divide the garden. English name is Garden of Rest.Nur Jahan as said to be its designer. You can visit the place for 1 hour.
Written 20 August 2015
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aviray
Kolkata (Calcutta), India111 contributions
Oct 2014 • Friends
Ram Bagh is a place of historiacal importance, still I won't personally recommend people to visit this place. It is not at all maintained by the government and it has lots of trash here and there. Lats but not the least, this site has nothing to showcase its historical importance at this juncture of time.
Written 31 May 2015
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711veerender
New Delhi, India2 contributions
Dec 2013 • Family
simply a must place and will rate it as good as taj Mahal ,Nice marbel work with the good design will miss some thing great if not visiting it .
Written 19 December 2013
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Naman M
New Delhi, India49 contributions
Mar 2013 • Couples
It was built by Babur the great mughal emperor in the year 1528. He proposed his 3rd wife and waited for 6 days untill she accepted her proposal.
Written 28 October 2013
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Viquar K
Lake in the Hills, IL64 contributions
Jul 2012 • Couples
We stayed at Rambagh Palace Taj Hotel. no words to describe. The palace, service, food, ambience, spa, entertainment, peacocks at the facility and great surprises for our honeymoon. Two thumps up!
Written 6 August 2012
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