As air pollution in parts of India hits record levels, the country’s most iconic attraction is getting some special treatment.
Source: Taj Mahal gets its own air purifiers as India chokes on smog
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Taj Mahal facts: Interesting facts about the historical monument; Shreshta Chaudhury Republic World
Taj Mahal facts have piqued the interest of readers to know more about the historical monument. Read on to know about the various intriguing must-know facts.
Source: Taj Mahal facts: Interesting facts about the historical monument – Republic World
This Cruise Line Offers Special Access to UNESCO Sites; Afar
Seabourn’s unique partnership with UNESCO means a special experience for your clients.
Source: This Cruise Line Offers Special Access to UNESCO Sites
Taj Mahal to stay open for tourists who want to visit at night; Julie Delahaye; Mirror
Historical Marvels To Visit In Asia For The Year 2019; Navya; CEOWORLD
Mystical lands, aromatic food, mythological breeze, the horizon of forts- all these are possible at the same place only in Asia. Right from the inception of oldest Indus Valley Civilization, Asia has been the home for mystic musings, breathtaking stories, and architectural marvels. A lot of explorers are setting foot in Asia to dig deeper…
Source: Historical Marvels To Visit In Asia For The Year 2019 | CEOWORLD magazine
Taj Mahal to open on selected nights; Lilit Marcus; CNN
Tourism demand for the Taj Mahal is so great that India is opening up its most famous treasure on selected nights. Find out when you can see the dazzling structure after the sun sets.
The Taj Mahal will now stay open at night; Eben Diskin; Matador Network
World’s top tourist attractions and how to visit them on a budget; Julie Delahaye; Mirror
These Are The World’s 100 Most Popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites On Instagram, 2019; Anna Papadopoulos; CEOWORLD
Rio de Janeiro in Brazil has been recognized as the world’s most popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites on Instagram 2019, according to a study by the CEOWORLD magazine, while Budapest in Hungary and Portugal’s Historic Centre of Oporto placed second and third, respectively. Rio de Janeiro has been tagged over 23 million times using Instagram’s…
10 Surprising Ways To Get Fined Or Arrested Overseas; Lesley Connor; Listverse
We are all aware that when traveling overseas, you need to abide by the laws and customs of the country you are visiting. Obviously, drug smuggling, spying…
Source: 10 Surprising Ways To Get Fined Or Arrested Overseas – Listverse
Marble used for Taj Mahal is now ‘Global Heritage Stone Resource’; Aakriti Sharma; Hindustan Times
Makrana marble is the first stone resource from India and Asia to get the GHSR status.
11 Important Taj Mahal Facts to Know Before You Go; Megan Wood; SmarterTravel
Yes: The Taj Mahal is worth the hype. Before you cross this heavily visited landmark off your bucket list, read these essential Taj Mahal facts.
Source: 11 Important Taj Mahal Facts to Know Before You Go | SmarterTravel
Penalty for Taj Mahal visitors staying longer than three hours; Lonely Planet
Explore this beauty within a time limit…
Source: Penalty for Taj Mahal visitors staying longer than three hours
Taj Mahal introduces new 3-hour time restriction for visitors; Trixie Pacis; Daily Hive
In response to the rise of tourists, Taj Mahal authorities have implemented a new policy restricting visitation duration for tourists.
Source: Taj Mahal introduces new 3-hour time restriction for visitors
The queen’s last abode; Sana Munir; The News
Nur Jehan’s tomb is a humble reminder of the ‘defiant’ queen who did not limit herself to the Zenankhana, like the royal women before her did…
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The Taj Mahal: “Crown of the Palaces”; Chisom Njoku; Guardian Nigeria
The Taj Mahal which translates to “The Crown of the Palaces” is an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan who reigned from 1628 to 1658, to house the tomb of his favourite wife, […]
Taj Mahal: A love tribute to beauty; Andrew Masinde; True Vision
TRAVEL AND EXPLORE Approximately 204km, south of Delhi, is the city of Agra, the home of Taj Mahal, an embodiment of love and romance. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the monument attracts masses of domestic and international tourists from all over the world, all year round. When you enter Agra, the first impression I got was that it is a congested city with nothing “worthy to remember” about it. Everything was quite ordinary.
Top 26 Interesting Facts You Must Know About Taj Mahal; Swati Mishra; Tour My India
Taj Mahal- We know who built it and for whom but still there are hidden facts. Revealed here are the 26 fascinating facts you didn’t know about the Taj Mahal.
Source: Top 26 Interesting Facts You Must Know About Taj Mahal
What Is It Really Like To Visit Taj Mahal City in India?; Points & Travel
Thinking of ways to show someone you love them? A box of chocolates or a fancy night out is great, but what about giving them a massive marble tomb that will take 22 years to build and cost over 30 million rupees? Now that’s a display of affection. It also happens to be the story of the Taj Mahal, one of the most famous buildings […]
Source: What Is It Really Like To Visit Taj Mahal City in India?
Taj Mahal: India’s Most Luxurious Love Letter; Patti Morrow; Luggage and Lipstick
Set on 42-acres of beautifully manicured grounds, the Taj Mahal’s dazzling white marble castle-like structure was built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to be the mausoleum for his favorite wife.
Source: Taj Mahal: India’s Most Luxurious Love Letter | Luggage and Lipstick
