Taj Mahal part -II

Taj Mahal, one of the seventh wonders of the world, is a symbol of enduring love - Emperor Shahjahan built it in memory of his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal. It is a mausoleum or dargah made of white marble, in which the emperor buries his empress, and after his own death, Emperor Shahjahan is buried beside his wife.

After a visit to the Taj Mahal, travelers can feel hungry. The Taj Mahal has many food resources nearby. Several food junctions include The Silk Route Restaurant, the Forbes The Buddha, Olive Garden and the Capri Restaurant.

The Mughal Empire style design is in the entire building that surrounds the mausoleum or the cemetery with the influence of French influence and tasteful design. The main building was built in 1648. However, the surrounding architectural structures took five years to complete. The building has garden, fountain and a refined water body, which reflects the reflection of Taj Mahal.

In the book Shahjahan's official history, in his King Nama, written by Abdool Hamid Lahori, the Taj Mahal has been described as Rauja-e Mounawara, which means the famous grave or enchanting.

This white complexion is related to a square altar, it is composed of a large dome and a decorative tower with a arch-shaped gates, decorated with a conical pillar. The original decorated pinnacle was made of gold, but in the early 19th century it was copied by bronze model. The tomb is decorated with a lotus design in combination with French and Indian architectural styles. Artistic craftsmanship makes them well-liked by all-round crafts and craftsmanship. Emperor Shahjahan liked the use of precious and semi-precious stones for the interior decorated craftsmanship.

Four minarets, each taller than 40 meters tall, which call the mosque's traditional element full. If a tower falls to the Taj Mahal due to damage, the monuments or pillars were made to some extent outside the altar to avoid the damage. The corona books of the entire building can be seen in the wall. This book mentions the day of trial or the Day of Judgment.

For centuries, the monument of love has been neglected or deteriorated. In the beginning of the twentieth century, the restoration of this wonders was realized. This World Heritage Site by UNESCO (UNESCO) is currently in danger due to excessive pollution. The restoration work taken by the government is running very slowly.

If you are looking for accommodation in Agra, you can visit the nearest places of Taj Mahal. If you visit Agra, you must visit nearby attractions; They are Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Sikandra - Akbar's Tomb, Jamuna River and Mathura City.

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