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"On behalf of the Oberoi Amarvilas team, please accept my heartiest felicitations to you on successfully completing your first year of operations.

"well begun is half done",and you have indeed made agood begining by putting in place not only the right infrastructure,but also a commited team of faculty members at your institute.

I trust that you will spare no effort to provide your student with an outstanding education in their chosen feild of Hotel Management, and will continually endeavor to shape not only great managers, but also industry leader oftomorrow.

The hospitality in India stands on the threshold of accelerated growth and i have no doubt that the young men and women who graduate from your institute will enter a world full of exciting career opportunities with premier Indian hospitality chains as well as major global players that are starting to see the enormous value of the INdian market. I look forward to working with some of them in future in the hopr together we can help realize the true potential of "Incredible India"as one of the most exciting hospitality destination on the planet!."

Visheshwar Raj Singh
General Manager, The Oberoi Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai
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I am Krishna Kumari. I am from Agra
I am proud to be a part of HIHT, which gives lots of way to success in our life.

Krishna Kumari
 
Taj Mahal

How to ReachOne can opt for any of the three modes of transport i.e. air, rail or road. Agra is well connected by regular flights and it takes about half an hour to reach the city of the Taj from Delhi.

Indian railways has a good network of trains that connects Agra to other cities in India. Some of the trains that take you to Agra from Delhi are Taj Express, Shatabadi and Rajdhani. Besides, most of the trains from other major cities of India like Mumbai (Bombay), Kolkata (Calcutta) and Chennai (Madras) halt at Agra.

If you like to enjoy the local flavour and want to have feel of India, road transport is the best option to tour Agra. You can hire a taxi or take a bus from any of the major cities like Delhi, Jaipur and Mathura. Agra is 220 km from Delhi.

For sightseeing in Agra you can opt for taxis, autos-rickshaws or tongas. Bicycles are also available and can be hired on an hourly basis. A note of caution: the area around Taj Mahal is a pollution free zone and no diesel or petrol vehicles are allowed. Battery-operated buses, rickshaws and horse-driven tongas are common means of transport