Taj Mahal - UNESCO World Heritage Site of India

  Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is viewed as the best case of Mughal engineering architecture, a style that consolidates components from Persian, Indian, and Islamic compositional styles. In 1983 the Taj Mahal turned into an UNESCO World Heritage Site and was refered to as "the gem of Muslim workmanship in India and one of the all around appreciated magnum opuses of the world's legacy."

Taj Mahal a white marble burial chamber worked in 1631 - 48 in Agra, seat of the Mughal Empire, by Shah Jehan for his Begum, Arjuman Banu Begum, the landmark summarizes a considerable lot of the conventional subjects that have played through Islamic engineering. Its refined tastefulness is an obvious differentiation both to the Hindu engineering of pre-Islamic India, with its thick dividers, corbelled curves and overwhelming lintels, and to the Indo-Islamic styles, in which Hindu components are joined with an eclecticassortment of themes from Persian and Turkish sources."

Entry Fee Detail:-

1. Foreign tourist 1100/-  (Additional INR 200 to see the main mausoleum (Optional)

2. Citizens of SAARC and BIMSTEC Countries 540/- (Additional INR 200 to see the main mausoleum (Optional)

3. Domestic/Indian 50/-  )Additional INR 200 to see the main mausoleum (Optional)