Peaceful and beautiful garden.Pacifico y hermoso jardin.

Other highlights include the Khas Mahal (Private Palace), with its splendid copper roof, and the Anguri Bagh (Grape Garden), a jigsaw-patterned Mughal garden with numerous wonderful fountains and water channels as well as screens that once offered a private area for the emperor and his entourage. Also of note is the octagonal Musamman Burj tower, which later served as Shah Jahans prison until his death.

Fab month is best time to see flowers in this bagh

Excellent Fort made by mughal empire

Anguri Bagh. Anguri Bagh in Agra Fort Shah Jehan designed The Garden or anguri Bagh of Grapes in 1637. With Khas Mahal to its red and east sandstone...

It was beautiful. It was in Agra fort. Very clea n place.

Beautiful garden. Well maintained. It is present inside the Agra Fort.

The large rectangular court measuring about 67.6 m. by 52 m. in front of the Khas Mahal is the garden laid out in the Char Bagh pattern with small hexagonal grids of red sandstone, now called Anguri Bagh.Pleasantly soothing air blows here in the evening. The place is well maintained and we had a great time here.For more details you can visit the blog atwayfareradi.wordpress[dot]com

Visit to this monument was an extreme Experience due to a warm evening in cold season we were enjoyed alot.Nice place to visit.

Located in front of Roashan Ara Pavilion. Well maintained, wide variety of flowers.

This garden is part of the Agra Fort, which is situated within the Sheesh Mahal.Here is an excellent sample of Mughal Gardens.

Built by Shah Jahan in 1637, Anguri Bagh is flanked by the Khas Mahal on its east and red sandstone walkways on its other three sides. As the name suggests, Anguri Bagh was known for its rich harvests of grapes and flowers and was also the central area of the zenana. The garden was meant to be a private area of relaxation for the royal ladies.It is made up of a concrete platform with a fountain in the middle. The garden is divided into various subdivisions with elaborate geometric patterns. To the northeast of Anguri Bagh are structures which were use as the royal bath houses or hamams and were extravagantly decorated with fine wall paintings.

This place lies in the Agra Fort itself. Well maintained, beautiful flower garden (bagh) visited this place in the morning gives you feeling fresh. 👍

Beautiful Historical place ❤️

Colourful garden made by the mughals

Anguri Bagh:This is available inside the agra fort. The shahajahan make the anguri bagh for mumtaj but due to weather not support the anguri bagh. Now there is only plants available to fulfil the vacant place.

Most beautiful and perfect view of taj Mahal can be seen.

Very nice place

Living area of Royal Ladies. Sahajan made this. Angoori Bag means Garden of Grapes.

So beautiful...

Its a beautifulClean areaWell maintainedDue to covid other half of the structure is closed for god knows what reasonBut overall its a good place to visit

Awesome historical place ..Loved to see

Beautiful. Must visit in morning.

Place Agra Anguri Bath world nice

17th-century Anguri Bagh, Constructed by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, itis one of the key highlights of Agra tourism. The literal meaning of Anguri Bagh is the rich harvest of grapes, which this beautiful tourist place in Agra was once known for. Located on the Agra Fort premises, the garden is fringed by Khas Mahal on its east and the red sandstones arcades on the remaining three sides. Earlier, Anguri Bagh was a significant square of the royal ladies for the leisure strolls. For them, hammams (bath houses) were also erected on the northeast corner of the garden in such a way that they ensured complete privacy. At present, this beautiful tourist attraction in Agra houses around 85 symmetrical gardens...

Well designed garden and fountains

Just loved the place and the views

(Anguri Bagh Overview. Built by Shah Jahan in 1637, Anguri Bagh is flanked by the Khas Mahal on its east and red sandstone walkways on its other three sides. As the name suggests, Anguri Bagh was known for its rich harvests of grapes and flowers and was also the central area of the zenana... ) Awesome place... In that Mahal .. must visit there...

Awsome

Nice place

Beautiful garden

Beautiful and well maintained. 😊

Must goEnvironment is awesomeAnd people from different countries and communities visit their to see the beauty of deewane khaas and deewane aam.

Angoori Baagh as name suggests its a vine yard.. Very good pattern of gardening.plants located are very fine with nice structure.. Well watered and pathway between plants soothes your soul.. Mughal architecture at its very best... How they think so beautifully its amazed us.. Hatts off to them

Gorgeous place for couples as well as family

What a place!! Wonderful ☺️

Grapes were grown here for the emperors wine.. so the name.Nothing to see now

Nice place

Sunrise view was the best view to see Taj mahal its make you mesmerise by the beauty of Taj Mahal and Red fort is amazing place to visit if you are historical love you must visit that place its beautiful and make you remember how people live there life in history.

Part of Agra fort. Used to be a garden now just a free space.

It is a historical place with a lot of beauty.

Part of the Agra fort. It will take you a few minutes to see it. Originally used for walks by the queens. Apparently, grapes were grown there for the emperors wine. The gardening was done in a very sophisticated manner. Just walk by it, you will see and understand it without giving it any time

Part of the Agra fort. It will take you a few minutes to see it. Originally used for walks by the queens. Apparently, grapes were grown there for the emperors wine. The gardening was done in a very sophisticated manner. Just walk by it, you will see and understand it without giving it any time.

This is a very good place one must visit this place it has its own beauty and Glory this place is related to the history of India and gives motivation to the Travellers and tell them about the culture and heritage of India we must be proud on this monument because nothing can come in between we and our patriotism I think the reason behind this monuments is to unite every Indian and see every religion in form of a United body named as India. every Indian must feel proud to have this monument on his land and he or she whatever religion follows, will not opened for the existence of this monument with these words I expect you to visit there and feel every word I have said thankyou very much.

Build by Shah Jahan beautiful historical monuments

Beautiful courtyard but very crowded.

Beautiful

Memorable. ..

A beautiful fruit garden near the imperial living quarters. The garden presently has no fruit bearing plants, just some ornamental ones.

Historic and beautiful monument

Anguri Bagh or the Grape Garden is located in front of Jahangir’s Khas Mahal in Agra Fort. It consists of 85 geometrically symmetrical gardens, with various subdivisions and a fountain in the middle and is divided into four quarters (charbagh). It harvested the finest of grapes and flowers during its peak seasons in the Mughal era brought from outside Agra. Built as an addition by Shah Jahan in the seventeenth century, it was mainly used by the women of the royal household for leisurely strolls and hammams (bath houses) were places in its northeast corner, ensuring complete privacy.The Anguri Bagh is currently not open to the general public. However, it can be viewed from the roofs of the adjoining palaces or from a distance.

Built by Shah Jahan in 1637, Anguri Bagh is flanked by the Khas Mahal on its east and red sandstone walkways on its other three sides. As the name suggests, Anguri Bagh was known for its rich harvests of grapes and flowers and was also the central area of the zenana. The garden was meant to be a private area of relaxation for the royal ladies.It is made up of a concrete platform with a fountain in the middle. The garden is divided into various subdivisions with elaborate geometric patterns. To the northeast of Anguri Bagh are structures which were use as the royal bath houses or hamams and were extravagantly decorated with fine wall paintings.Opening Closing Time6 am to 5:30 pm (Daily)Entrance FeeRs. 20 (Indians), Rs. 300 (foreigners - a discount of Rs. 50 can be availed by foreigners if they holding a Taj Mahal ticket for the same day)LocationWithin Agra Fort

Its a nice beautiful place the beauty of nature and Shah Jahan makes it more beautiful..Enjoyed with friends..!!

Agra fort is a very speciel momument of india which is situated near taj mahal

Good experience. One must take a guide for details and a quick tour. They definitely make the route shorter.

Nic and amazing place

Anguri Bagh .. one of the beautiful courtyard of Mughal

Anguri bagh is part of Agra Fort where almost all Mughal Emperors of earlier phase were residing. Though Bagh is small but a pleasant one. If you are in Agra, Agra Fort is a must visit.

It was a beautiful experience. A very nice place to visit with family.

This was a rich variety of Grapes garden, surrounded by the Palace, garden divided by four squares by Marble laying foot roads and a place to relax ladies of the Palace. Very beautifully they Made. this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This place was Built by Shah Jahan. The garden was meant to be a private area of relaxation for the royal ladies.

Even though this is listed as a separate venue, its not. Its part of Agra fort and this garden has nothing to do with grapes.

It will beautiful if it would surrounded by flowers

A very nice and 💓 broking place and its beauty was outstanding🔭🔭🔭

Ive just been to the Taj Mahal which Id never been to and Im not a very romantic kind of guy but it is the most romantic thing Ive ever seen.

Centrally situated in the premises of Khas Mahal, Anguri Bagh was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1637. As the name suggests, Khas Mahal (or Aramgah- i - Muqaddasa) was constructed for the emperor as his exalted place of leisure and rest, to suit his taste. Besides the several other additions in the palace, the main part consists of a hall with recess and rooms in a surrounding semicircular pattern and a huge courtyard in the front with tanks.

Nice place to get together with family and friends.

Awesome place I had enjoyed alot...Good place to be hereNeet and clean very higinic all you need to come along with family and friendsAnd have fun its completely different picnic experienceI had awesome timeThis park is one of the best of its kind

Nice garden in agra fort

Anguri Bhag is just a part of AGRA FORT.. U can see it onlyyy when u go inside the fort..AgraFort(with a tourist guide)is a Beautiful Huge place to visit..it makes us realise How Rich our India Was in the past& How great architectural ideas we indians Had even in ages back..wow! Amazing

Wiki and Google map can be use to explore all these places, in much better way, unless you want to tan your skin or otherwise plan to visit during winter.

Nice place, beautiful structure and very colourful. Security needs to be increased though as very people can be seen loitering the beautiful place.

Address & contactAnguri Bagh, Agra Fort, Rakabganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh 282003good forNature Lovers Photo FanaticstimingsAll days of the week6:00 AM - 5:30 PMentry fee20 per person for indian300 per person for foreigneraboutAnguri Bagh or the Grape Garden is located in front of Jahangir’s Khas Mahal in Agra Fort. It consists of 85 geometrically symmetrical gardens with various subdivisions and a fountain in the middle and is divided into four quarters (Char Bagh). It harvested the finest of grapes and flowers during its peak seasons in the Mughal era. Built as an addition by Shah Jahan in the 17th century, it was mainly used by the women of the royal household for leisurely strolls and hammams (bathhouses).

Awesome place to visit on weekends or free time or when on trips....

Wonderful monument..

Very nice place in Agra. One must go

One of the best example of art in India . One more thing u can bye ticket using card at Taj that to at a less price of ₹5

Beautiful place to be in for sightseeing. Its inside the Agra fort

Just beauty salute to the caretaker of this place... One should visit to see the beauty

One off the best tourist place

Kind of hidden behind Diwan-e-Aam and is a must see are Khas mahal, anguri bagh

Anguri Bagh or the Garden of grapes is a beautiful garden laid out in front of the Khas Mahal by Shah Jahan in 1637As the name suggests it was known for harvesting grapes.It is Char-bagh style garden divided by white marble raised causeways with a fountain at the centreEach quarter has geometrical patterns surrounded by red sandstone walkwaysOn its 3 other sides are double-storeyed living apartments with royal bathhouses

Angori bagh agra very nice clean green maintain place there you can go with family and friends also its historical place near to agra fort its call angori bagh because of there rich harvest of grapes ( angor) there lots of different type tree and flower for greenery , freshness best place in agra .

Beautiful place.. that was made for beautiful women.. royal ladies

Such a good design and you feel amazed there

It is inside the Agra fort so. Watch ever corner and the read the story that written on the stones .....book your tickets on Heritage monuments of India ... ATHIDI DEVO BAVA

Nice anguri bagh

This is a must visit place. So have some time to explore it in relax mode.Agra Fort, Agra, UP, India.Built by Akbar in 1565 A.D, this Fort is a masterpiece of design and construction.Within the Fort are a number of exquisite buildings, including Moti Masjid, Diwn-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khas and Musamman Burj, where Emperor Shah Jahan died in imprisonment. Jahangir’s Palace, Khaas Mahal and Sheesh Mahal are the other important monuments inside the Fort.

Nice place to visit and tourist attraction

Its a garden made by akbar (if belived to the people). You can see taj mahal from here

Anguri Bagh is in Agra . This is in the Agra Fort . This is very nice and very attentive place for the tourists .

Awrsome place love to hangout here

Built by Shah Jahan in 1637, Anguri Bagh is flanked by the Khas Mahal on its east and red sandstone walkways on its other three sides. As the name suggests, Anguri Bagh was known for its rich harvests of grapes and flowers and was also the central area of the zenana. The garden was meant to be a private area of relaxation for the royal ladies.It is made up of a concrete platform with a fountain in the middle. The garden is divided into various subdivisions with elaborate geometric patterns. To the northeast of Anguri Bagh are structures which were use as the royal bath houses or hamams and were extravagantly decorated with fine wall paintings.Opening Closing Time6 am to 5:30 pm (Daily)Entrance FeeRs. 20 (Indians), Rs. 300 (foreigners - a discount of Rs. 50 can be availed by foreigners if they holding a Taj Mahal ticket for the same day)Similar Monuments in AgraTaj MahalAgra FortTomb of Itimad-ud-DaulahMariam’s TombKhas MahalChini ka RauzaBirbal BhawanPanch MahalJahangir MahalLower HaramsaraMonumentLocation

Anguri Bagh, Agra OverviewCentrally situated in the premises of Khas Mahal, Anguri Bagh was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1637. As the name suggests, Khas Mahal (or Aramgah- i - Muqaddasa) was constructed for the emperor as his exalted place of leisure and rest, to suit his taste. Besides the several other additions in the palace, the main part consists of a hall with recess and rooms in a surrounding semicircular pattern and a huge courtyard in the front with tanks, fountains and hammams overlooking a spectacular garden which is- Anguri Bagh. The hammams or the imperial baths were used by the royal women to spend time in complete privacy, to relax and to socialize, and the paradise garden right in front was designed as the idea for their pleasant retreat.This sprawling charbagh (four complex compartment) styled garden is flecked with intricate geometrical patterns. Originally popular for thick creepers of grapes- their cultivation and harvesting, the garden accurately came to be called as the Garden of Grapes (Anguri Bagh). The surrounding structure is composed of fine white marble which was initially painted and gilded in gold and was adorned with exquisite beautiful paintings. It is believed that back in olden times the garden had lush green vineyards of choicest and juiciest grapes, and was prettified with beautiful water fountains and small artificial cascades. If touring Agra Fort, this is a must visit spot for insightful exploration of the Mughal history

The large rectangular court measuring about 67.6 m. by 52 m. in front of the Khas Mahal is the garden laid out in the Char Bagh pattern with small hexagonal grids of red sandstone, now called Anguri Bagh. According to Abdul Hamid Lahauri this garden had dwarf plants of sweet fragrance. Most probably grapes (angur) were grown at a later date in this garden which gave it the present name. The garden is attached to the Khas Mahal by Shah Jahan in 1637. On the east below the marble terrace there is a small tank in the centre of the quadrangle marble paved platform measuring 14.7 m. square from which radiate four marble paved paths measuring about 5.5m. wide.

Beautiful

Good place for diff view of taj

A great Historical Place

Good detailing work done here in the fort.

Tourist attraction and full of greenary