Yamuna View Agra
6B The Mall Road, formerly Hotel Agra Ashok Agra, Uttar Pradesh, 202001, India
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Taj Taj Taj!
The Taj is spectacular! There's not much more to say other than that you really should see for yourself this amazing mausoleum to the wife of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. It's set upon a marble and red sandstone platform that is backed on one side by cliffs that fall into the Yamuna River. This gives the Taj the appearance that it is floating on the …
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Viva Agra
... No blank space allowed. Carving by itself is not enough; jewels must be inlaid. Think of your grandmother’s living room full of knickknack, momento and memorabilia and multiply it by ten and you have the adornment we see here. My impression of the nearby but not yet seen Taj Mahal is of simplicity and understatement. That cannot be said of Agra Fort. That which is not carved was once adorned and, even with the tiles and semi-precious stones lost or looted, one is stuck ...
Living it large at the Taj
... of buildings that had been gradually pieced together to form a city within a city that also included vast underground sections. But the fort was not a fort in the traditional sense and throughout history several palaces had been built within the fort complex, varying in style and composition according to the wishes of the tenant.
After starting at the main hall we moved through the open courtyards towards the first palace (complete ...
Agra - DAY2
... 23665;いるだろ& #12358;と思った 。基本的に ;ゴビンダӗ 9;現実主義Ň 73;で宗教を 449;じない上 9000;掛けやお 23432;りとかが& #23244;いなので 、「買わな ;いし廟のߑ ...
Agra – der Traum aus weißem Marmor =)
... eben.
Am späten Nachmittag erreichten wir dann endlich Agra, einen der Fixpunkte auf unserer Indien-Tour, da wir natürlich unbedingt das Taj Mahal sehen wollten. Der Verkehr war der Wahnsinn und kam mir fast schlimmer vor als in allen bisherigen Städten – vielleicht lag es aber auch an der Vorfreude das Taj Mahal endlich zu sehen, die mich so unruhig werden lies. Schließlich ist es nur bis Sonnenuntergang geöffnet ...



