Taj mahal photos

Who hasn't heard of the Taj Mahal -the symbol of love. Situated in Agra, this fantastic structure of white marbel is a mausoleum of Shahjahan and his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. I recently visited this place and the govt has really made a beautiful walkway called the Taj walkway outside of the main entrance. There are electric buggies that can carry tourists from the main road through this walkway to and fro. The entrance requires tickets that you can purchase online as well. Shoes are not allowed in on and in the mausoleum area, so a shoe cover is provided inside in 10rs only per pair. Please don't buy from outside as they sell in 20rs or so. As always, in the walkway and the area outside near the Taj, you will find plenty of guides annoying you to take their services and also the local shop keepers forcing you to buy stuff. Other than these disturbances, it's an absolutely amazing experience to witness this marbel beauty. Try and go early morning around 6.30 or 7 to experience minimum crowd inside. There's plenty of reviews of this place already but here's my take. Getting it is tough because you have to really be able to keep it to yourself around the 100 guys coming to you asking if you want a guide and saying they will get you a ticket fast. Just ignore them and move to the ticket counter. The ticket costs 1100 rupees, if I'm not wrong, for foreigners and includes a water bottle (provided on a corner near the entrance before security), free entry to the toilets (which ...

On photographing the Taj Mahal, Agra We would be millionaires if we had a penny for every time any one asked us This is nowhere truer than at a place that boasts of being the most visited and most photographed monument in the world – THE Taj Mahal. How can one photograph the mighty Taj Mahal in ways that pay homage to the sheer splendour of the monument? I won’t lie – in the process you might have to walk through grubby alleyways, mucky passages, or sit on rickety boats that could give way any second 😉 But that’s how you find that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! Luckily for you, we did the dirty work (quite literally – there were quite a few soiled shoes at these excursions) and dug up our favourite places in Agra for clicking photographs of the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal is an easy four hour drive from New Delhi on the The Taj Mahal makes for an easy day trip from New Delhi but we would suggest staying in Agra at least for one night. This is because sunrise and sunset are the best times to photograph the Taj Mahal. Here are five of our favourite places to photograph the Taj Mahal: I) The compound of Taj Mahal for capturing it up close You’ve paid the entry fee, walked around the complex of Taj Mahal, marvelled at the intricate carvings on walls, and it’s time to leave. But you don’t have a single photo that does justice to the sheer scale of the Taj Mahal. Fret not – just head to either of the two red mosques (preferably the one on the that flank the main ivory build...

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836 The Taj Mahal of India always seemed like the coolest thing. Especially as a 90s kid growing up with Aladdin and Age of Empires. I never thought I’d see it in person someday. It really does feel like you’re stepping into a Disney movie or something! This wonder of the world is located in Agra, India, and it’s relatively easy to visit on a day trip from New Delhi or Jaipur as well. This travel guide will explain how to get to the Taj Mahal and what to expect, including the current entrance fees, where to stay, and everything else you need to know before you go! 12) When To Visit What Is The Taj Mahal? Who Built It? The Taj Mahal is a huge monument, palace, and tomb built in 1632 by emperor Shah Jahan for his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. The couple is buried together inside the Taj Mahal. The white marble dome was built by 20,000 artisans and the project took decades to finish. It’s surrounded by a 40 acre garden with pools, fountains, and decorative walls. Today, the Taj Mahal is It gets over 8 million visitors per year. How To Get A Visa For India First of all, most nationalities will need a visa to visit India, which is given in the form of an electronic visa (eVisa) since November 2014. This is required (except for Bhutanese and Nepali citizens) if you want to visit India and see the Taj Mahal. It’s not very hard to apply for and get this eVisa to visit India. I wrote Read More: Day Tours To The Taj Mahal If you’re on a tight schedule and want to skip the extra steps...