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Tourists visiting the Taj Mahal for night viewing will be allowed to enter in batches of 50 people per slot, as per the guidelines of the Supreme Court. The tickets can be booked one day in advance.
Source: Taj Mahal to reopen for night viewing from today. Check slot timings here
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Delhi’s proximity to popular tourist locations is a blessing…
The Taj Mahal complex is one of the most iconic landmarks. Nishah Malik explores the often-overlooked aspect of the complex, the Taj Mahal garden.
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The Taj Mahal is one of the world’s most famous landmarks. Located in Agra, northern India, the spectacular white marble dome and its picturesque gardens may resemble a huge palace, but they were actually built as a mausoleum in the 17th century by emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife. Nowadays…
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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.
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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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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 Andrew Masinde enters Agra, the first impression he got was that it is a congested city with nothing “worthy to remember” about it. Everything was quite ordinary.
