Travel To TAJ MAHAL

 Travel To TAJ MAHAL 

1) Taj Mahal 

•  Taj Mahal Is The Best Tourist Place For Travel  In INDIA .
• Taj Mahal Is The one of the most popular place of india 
• The Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world
• Shah Jahan, king of the Mughal Empire, built it in memory of his wife
• The Taj Mahal attracts a large number of tourists.
• Taj Mahal Is First Choice For Who Want To Travel In India
•  Agra is the famous because of Taj Mahal that's why people love to travel Here

TAJ  MAHAL Fees 

• Rs.50 per person Domestic/Indian (Entry fee)
• Rs.1,300 per person For Foreigners
• Rs.740 per person Citizens of SAARC and BIMSTEC Countries
• No entry fee for children below the age of 15 years (both Domestic and Foreigner)
• Rs.250 per person Entry + main mausoleum

TaJ Mahal Opening Times

Daytime: sunrise to sunset every day (06:00 am to 06:30 pm) except Friday. 

Every Friday the Taj Mahal is closed and only accessible in the afternoon for Muslims to attend prayers. 

Nighttime: 08:30 pm to 12:30 am.

Things to See when You Want To Travel Taj Mahal

       One of the Seven Wonders of the World the Taj Mahal is located in Agra.Taj Mahal Is known for its epic beauty, combines sublime human emotions with the beauty of  precious stones. Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan got this monument constructed in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal.

  Tourists from all across the world visit Agra every year to have a feel of classic Indian architecture and arts. It’s not just the Taj Mahal, but the Agra city has several other historical places. Some of these are Red Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Sikandra and Baby Taj Mahal

How To Get To The Taj Mahal From New Delhi.

As most international flights depart from New Delhi, you will need a way to get to Agra. You have several solutions. The first solution is to fly. It is the safest, the easiest, especially if you only go through New Delhi (in this sense, because you imagine you will not come to India without visiting the capital!) It takes about an hour between Delhi and Agra. The airlines that operate on this route are Kingfisher Airlines and Air India Regional, which also have lines to Jaipur. Of course this is the most expensive means of locomotion, and in addition, it is not necessarily always on time.

The second solution is to take the train. For a small fee of around 6 euros, plus one or two euros for commission fees, any hotel or small local travel agency will arrange for you to buy the ticket and explain where to take the train. For this price you will even be entitled to an air-conditioned cabin. Beware, however, you will have to take a few days in advance, the train is quickly crowded. The journey time is 3 hours, it is the fastest, and in addition the trains are approximately on time, it is the means of locomotion that allows to have the most of it, accuracy between expected time and actual time. Trains to Agra are the Bhopal Shatabdi Express and the Taj Express, which are the two most acceptable trains for tourists. Not that the others are not, but they are more intended for premises, with lower rates and more difficult travel conditions. The main train station is Agra Cantt, it is to the South-West of the Taj and the fort of Agra. The travel from the railway station to the hotels costs roughly between 50 and 200 rupees. There is another train station in Agra, which is to the east and is the destination of trains arriving from this direction, is the Agra Fort Station.

Another solution is to make the drive. Two scenarios are available: either you rent one, or you go by taxi. The best solution is by far the taxi, because you will not have to worry about driving in a country where traffic can be more anarchic. The real danger is probably pedestrians, and if you're not used to driving in India, do not go there, it's not that easy. Well, it's not unfeasible either, it's just not advised. Otherwise the taxi is still a good, affordable way. The journey time is 5 hours, but it is very approximate, the real time will depend on the state of the traffic, the quality of the taxi, the number of possible incident encountered, etc. If you choose the taxi, plan large, for the time of arrival, you risk arriving late.

It remains the bus as a means of locomotion. For a 5-hour Travel journey, it is often the case that he puts 7 or 8, always according to traffic congestion and other more or less serious enquiries. There too you have to take your ticket very early, the buses are even faster than the train. Note that in bus as in car you can make a stop in Mathura, it makes it possible to split the trip in two parts and the place is sympathetic. There are two bus stations in Agra, the Idgah Bus Stand and ISBT (Inter State Bus Terminal).

Another remark about the Travel: Whatever happens to you, take the events with a smile, like the Indians. If you do not arrive today, you will arrive tomorrow