CaptivaTour Travel Audio Guide

** The Number 1 Audio Guide App for Monuments in India** No data connection required - just download the audio at your home or hotel!** Options for quick, standard and full length tours - depends on your appetite!Are you in India and planning to visit Delhi or Agra? Have you always dreamt of visiting the Taj Mahal or the other great Indian World Heritage Sites like Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb or Agra Fort?
Don't- just stroll through these monuments without understanding their stories and significance- endure pushy guides with their own version of history, who either want to take you shopping or move on quickly to the next customer- get bored looking at the dull information boards at the monument or be underwhelmed by cumbersome guide books...
… this time, Try Something New? Go ahead, make your once-in-a-lifetime visit memorable!
Presenting CaptivaTour! A captivating mobile audio-guide that you can download onto your phone (completely free for a limited period!) over WiFi at your hotel or home - you won’t need any data connection at the monument!
A typical CaptivaTour includes: - Over 90 minutes of audio content and- Over 90 photos, charts and diagrams, covering- 15-25 points of interest within the monument- Interactive map showing your location and- Restrooms and the best photo spots
Oh, and don't forget to charge your phone and take your headphones!
Current Monuments Include:
Taj Mahal, Agra: India's best known and most visited monument and a (new) Wonder of the World! Described most evocatively as ".. a teardrop glistening on the cheek of time". The Taj Mahal is well known as a monument of an emperor's eternal love for his wife. But was Shah Jahan really the devoted husband he would have us believe? Find out the real story in our Taj Mahal CaptivaTour ...
Red Fort, New Delhi: A 17th Century Imperial fort and palace with a history tightly intertwined with that of India's. A fascinating story of how an empire ruling the world's second largest economy lost it all in a matter of a few decades. It all happened right here at the Red Fort in Delhi. Get a sense of palace life at the peak of Mughal power, the palace intrigues, the salacious details, economic matters and the entertainment.
Qutub Minar, New Delhi: This iconic 13th century victory tower heralded the beginning of one of the most fascinating experiments in human history. Not only is the Qutub Minar complex a brilliant collection of early Islamic monuments in India, showing the evolution in both building styles & architectural techniques, but the Qutub Minar itself is also a great example of successive kings through centuries adding and embellishing a great monument without trying to appropriate its legacy.
Humayun's Tomb, New Delhi: The architectural precursor to the Taj Mahal. Visit this beautiful monument as we take you through the tumultuous life of Humayun - the fortunate. Some would say he did not lead quite the fortunate life - losing his fledgling kingdom and then dying just as he won it back. We beg to differ and we'll tell you why Humayun is indeed the most fortunate of the Mughals.
Agra Fort, Agra: The Agra Fort is the original Red Fort, witness to the rule of Akbar, Jahangir, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb. Oh the stories the Agra Fort walls could tell you ..! But that's what CaptivaTour is for!