Loved going into the Masjid. Especially climbing the stairs up the minaret & seeing city below. It was a relaxed place & there were people who loved in Delhi & were there for the first time & were amazed once they were up the minaret....More

Jama mosque is near to agra fort railway station. It is situated opposite the Agra fort is the grand jama masjid.

Foreigners have to pay for having a phone and camera. Staff physically pushed me at one point, shouting in Hindi which I could not understand. Had our driver not helped us out I doubt we would have even visited in the end. When you get...More

This is a beautiful religious site, made of a red sandstone. Advertised as the largest mosque in India . Certainly provides a lot to see and take in by touring and by observing the local crowd.

Taking aside that this is a place of worship for up to 25,000 people, The central building is berautiful to look at and if you add on the domes and minarettes you have a magnificent building overlooking Chandni Chowk market.

As in all these Mughal structure there is Friday mosque inside Agra fort where the Kings used to pray on friday's that's why its callled Juma Masjid

It is a masjid located in agra.it walls have carving of history on them .if you are a historian then this place is a must visit.

This is very good Mosque for Muslim religious people. The construction of this Mosque is really up to the Mark. One will be really impressed after seeing the Mosque.

It is a mosque, known as Jami Masjid or Friday mosque located opposite to Agra Fort in Agra. It was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved daughter Jahanara Begum. The building is built by red sandstone and decorated with white marble. The...More

Second only to the Taj Mahal this is a wonderful example of art in red local stones. Not to be missed: quick walk to the train station.