Agra, the Mughal world and architectural storytelling
Study: Orientation on Mughal history, design principles and the social context of Agra.
Experience: Guided Taj Mahal visit focused on geometry, craftsmanship, materials and conservation.
Five day sample educational tour
A faculty led journey connecting Mughal and Rajput history with architecture, craftsmanship, tourism and modern local business.
The learning idea
Students explore how heritage is conserved, interpreted and turned into sustainable economic value across two of India’s best known cultural cities.
The Academy archive includes university groups exploring heritage sites, attending learning sessions and connecting cultural observation with their wider study programme.


Sample itinerary
Study: Orientation on Mughal history, design principles and the social context of Agra.
Experience: Guided Taj Mahal visit focused on geometry, craftsmanship, materials and conservation.
Study: Examine how monuments and craft traditions support tourism, employment and local identity.
Experience: Agra Fort plus an illustrative artisan or local enterprise interaction, subject to availability.
Study: Compare Mughal and Rajput approaches to power, architecture and urban form during the transfer to Jaipur.
Experience: Arrival orientation and a guided walk introducing Jaipur’s planned historic core.
Study: Explore how architecture, astronomy and design communicate knowledge and authority.
Experience: Amber Fort, City Palace area, Hawa Mahal exterior and Jantar Mantar, adjusted to timing and access.
Study: Discussion on branding, responsible tourism and taking traditional craft to modern markets.
Experience: Craft or design interaction, team presentations, faculty feedback and closing certificate session where applicable.
This is a sample programme. Visits depend on group profile, permissions, travel times, operating schedules and availability. The final itinerary and inclusions are confirmed in writing.
Programme design
Pre tour orientation, guided learning, observation tasks, faculty facilitation, group project and participation certificate where applicable.
Accommodation, intercity and local transport, selected meals, monument entry and licensed guides can be included in the proposal.
Planned movement, group supervision, emergency contacts, hydration and weather guidance, and clear instructions for each site.
Build your journey
We can emphasise history, architecture, business, design or cultural studies.