Taj Mahal New Delhi

... lived through their various reincarnations to achieve unity with God, and where the mogul Muslims constructed the perfect edifice, the Taj Mahal. The place challenges all of your senses, greeting you with ornately carved temples, fakirs on beds of nails ...

... made me feel a lots and I know I'm lucky to born in a modern city where I dont have to worry about electricity and water. Taj Mahal is a very amazing creation.  Thou it's quite tough in the bus journey since the road was very bumby.  But it ...

... ;                      (L) tie between Taj Mahal at Dawn and Varanasi at Sunset Best laugh:  When our guide at Varanasi wanted us to buy a brass ...

... of my ideal holiday...or trip of a lifetime (thanks so much guys!)…and the rest is history J So…WE ARE HERE! New Delhi and I can hardly believe it. The journey via Doha was long but we arrived safe and sound 12 hours after leaving London. ...

Flight to New Delhi and discover the ...

...     - spend all afternoon at Taj Mahal     - take photos at sunset of Taj Mahal     - take train back to New Delhi and taxi to hotel Dinner -     - order late dinner at hotel Longitude - 77E - ...

... ; She is staying the night in Agra whereas I was just spending the day there to see the main sights of the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort before heading back to Delhi later in the afternoon - there isn't much else to see in the city, and it is pretty polluted, ...

Yesterday we got to visit India's greatest attraction, the Taj Mahal. The 200 KM, 4 hour drive was an experience in itself, it was quite something. I somehow had the idea that we would hit the highway and cruise on through, it was not quite like that. We ...

Got the brilliant idea to see the Taj Mahal and continue on to New Delhi the same day.  This idea came to me as the train from Jaipur arrived in Agra at 10:30 in the morning.Quickly arranged to have my own auto-rickshaw driver for the day(less than ...

... the grounds opened and it made for nice light, no line ups and a peaceful visit. As we came up to the gate leading into the Taj Mahal grounds and caught our first glimpse of it, it took my breath away. It really is stunningly beautiful and it was hard to ...

... just enough to go/come back and eat something. I saved their lifes and lent them the necessary money for the entrance.   The Taj Mahal is really amazing. Huge monument, build around 1750, used 20000 people and was build in 20 years. It was built by ...

Whilst the monsoon season had dictated my clockwise route around the northwest of India, one stop that couldnt be missed was the Taj Mahal.  Having arrived in New Delhi at midnight, it was a 05.30 start to see if I could get a return train to Agra, ...

... ahead because he immediately recognized us and introduced himself. We met our driver and the four of us set out for the Taj Mahal. Like every monument, hotel, mall, and mass transit station there is a serious security parameter around the Taj. And like ...

... . Our last tour in Delhi we travelled a little outside of the city to the building at Humayuns tomb which were the precursor for the Taj Mahal and many of the designs in the tomb were later refined in the design of the Taj Mahal. We also visited the Qutb ...

... cooled the temperature to only 38/39 C - last week it was hitting 48C! We had heard a number of negative reports regarding New Delhi from fellow travellers so we expected the worse.....We are pleased to say that surprisingly we liked Delhi as a city ...

... ! So anyway, after chilling out in the hostel when I first arrived, the next morning I had planned to have a day trip to the Taj Mahal, but had problems booking the train, I tried to get a rickshaw to the railway station to book a ticket directly, but ...

I have just arrived in Agra (where the Taj Mahal is) after leaving New Delhi. There is not a whole lot to see in New Delhi so I spent the two days there walking round and booked a train ticket from there to Agra and another from Agra to Varanasi (further ...

... these are a few of the moments I remember most in my life so far... But now, I have another moment I won't forget...the Taj Mahal, in Agra India. For as long as I can remember I've looked at those beautiful pictures of the place and wondered what it ...