A historical protected historical stepwell associated with King Agrasen in New Delhi, India, is a 60x15 meter structure located near Connaught Place, Jantar Mantar, and designated as a monument by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Specific dharmshalas or accommodations in Mathura that are known to be popular among the Agarwal community.

Agarwal Samaj Bhavans or community centers in major cities where Agarwals gather for events and cultural activities.

Churu, a city in the desert region of Rajasthan, known as the gateway to the Thar desert, boasts rich heritage with havelis and historical architecture, established in 1620 AD and named after its founder, Rajpurohit.

Rich cultural heritage town known for its grand havelis. It has historical significance for the Agarwal community.

Birla Mandirs in different cities are often associated with the Birla family, which has Agarwal roots. These temples are architectural marvels and are visited by people from various communities.

Pilgrimage site in Haryana associated with the Agarwal community. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Mahalakshmi. It has a temple and a sacred pond.

Renowned village in Rajasthan's Sikar district, is home to a world-famous temple built in 1027 AD. The temple is dedicated to Khatu Shyam, also known as Barbarika, a character from the Mahabharata. The annual Phalguna Mela is a significant festival celebrated at the temple, drawing a large number of devotees. Another important festival is the Shyam Kund Mela.