Most reviewed places in Aruki, India

17th-century, Mughal-style, marble mausoleum with minarets, a mosque & famously symmetrical gardens.

Richly decorated semi-circular red sandstone fort complex with double ramparts & monuments.

Expansive & ornately decorated temple complex with a museum, restaurant, bakery & ashram.

Hindu temple with carved pillars & domes, set in gardens with fountains & illuminated at night.

Landmark fortress & former capital of the Mughal Empire, offering red palaces & elaborate monuments.

Colorful temple known for mischievous resident monkeys & a striking devotional image of Krishna.

Popular, decades-old movie house offering classic films & concessions in simple interior.

Famed Hindu temple believed to be the location where Lord Shri Krishna first manifested.

👍 A good place to hangout with kids and family. Nice to find a place by the side of a highway, the travel sickness of the kids faded away in seconds. Would like to thank the staff & officials for maintaining such an amazing highway side rest-out.

Holy place with twisting trees, where Krishna is said to perform his divine dance each night.

Upmarket hotel offering refined dining, a rooftop bar & Taj Mahal views, plus a spa & a health club.

Elegant quarters in a ritzy hotel with posh dining, lush gardens & an upscale spa.

Indoor mall with popular chain retailers, a cinema & fast food eateries such as McDonald's.

UNESCO-listed national park & former Maharajah's hunting ground known for its abundant birdlife.

👍 There are two main entrances to the place. If you have your train on platform 7. Please ask your driver to drop you off at the other end of the station (turning from State Bank Chauraha). If you take the turning from bus stand, you will reach the other end of the station and you will need to walk al...

Sprawling center of Sikh worship with historic artifacts, ornate architecture & gardens.

Krishna temple set in leafy gardens, with a large ritual bathing pool & a free-roaming deer herd.

Ornate, multi-storied Hindu temple with a courtyard & a vibrant interior, hosting yearly festivals.

Manicured gardens & a massive Mata Vaishno Devi statue in a sprawling Hindu temple complex.

Mughal style white marble mausoleum, inlaid with semi-precious stones & nicknamed the 'Baby Taj'.