Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal is a well-known landmark of India. It is always referred to be a symbol of love. In the 17Th Century, Emperor Shah Jahan built this beautiful white marbled architectural tomb in memory of his eternal love for his most beloved wife Queen Mumtaz Mahal.

The emperor undertook the task of building the world’s most marvellous and beautiful monument with nearly 22000 people including artisans and craftsman who took over 22 years to complete this work of art.

This incredible monument stands as one of the Seven Wonders of the World and is the most popular UNESCO world heritage site in India.

This Magnetic monument that attracts millions of visitors throughout the year is situated in the city of Agra, Uttar Pradesh and is on a southern bank of river Yamuna which is a tributary of sacred river Ganga.

It is an experience to view the Taj Mahal at sunrise when the sun and sky given an elegant picture of the fascinating monument.

It’s always best to visit TAJ MAHAL at the full moon night that gives a mesmerising view as the shine of the moon, glows the white marble monument giving an extraordinary experience.

This symbolic monument will surely make you fall in love with India and its history.

Taking a picture of yourself and your beloved ones will give a lifetime memories of the enteral story of two people in love.

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By Air: Agra has a domestic airport but not many flights operate here. There are few connectivity to these places make it best to land at the Delhi airport.

By Train: It’s very feasible to reach Agra by train as it has various connections of rail routes across India.

By Road: The very convenient way to visit Taj Mahal is to drive from Delhi or Jaipur covering the most authentic Golden Triangle route of India.

It is best to visit this place during winter i.e between October to March. There are many tourists across the world that visits this place during summer also. As the view of the sunrise and sunset makes it pleasant time.