Uou went to see taj mahal in Agra on a trip organised by your school. Write a diary entry on it.
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Within three hours, we reached the city of Taj Mahal. She called her father. And her father came to pick us. We headed to a mall and she all of sudden planned to watch Pink movie. On the way, I and her father talked a lot and enjoyed. When we reached the mall, first we had some snacks at MacD. And then we went to watch the movie. We finished the movie, which was a good time pass (let’s not talk about the movie). We headed towards Taj Mahal in the car. When we reached near to it, we stopped at her uncle’s home. His uncle owns the famous sweet shop. Taj Mahal is just one minute walking distance from her uncle’s place. We both reached the entry gate. But there was no ticket counter and were asked to go to South Gate where we could buy tickets. So, we walked to South Gate which was around five minutes’ walking distance. There we got tickets and moved in the entry queue. I had a bag and the security personnel didn’t allow me to enter without the bag. We had to return to her uncle’s home, there I placed my bag and entered from the same gate we were at first.
There was tight security at the gates and the security guards were checking each and everything thoroughly. And finally we entered. The place was well secured and was crowded that day (or may be every day). Schools kids, families, native, foreigners, people from different places were there to experience the world famous architectural beauty of the country.
There is a huge entry gate which leads us to the main building. The main building is surrounded by huge land mass covered with gardens which green and coloured plants. There is a platform at some metre distance from the main building which is connected by a water body. People were enjoying capturing snaps in several postures. We too did. I prefer random shots; I usually don’t look straight in the camera (if it isn’t an official photo for documentsJ). There were many photographers who were charging per snap while most of the folks had their own camera, phone, digital, DSLR etc.
The main building is surrounded by three other buildings i.e. left, right and front. These three are red in colour. The main building is white in colour as we all know. The main building which we see in pics, is built on a huge platform which is high above the ground level. Taj Mahal is not just what we see in pictures, one has to spend the whole day here to explore what is left in the pictures. The main building was under maintenance and one minar was being worked upon. Everything was quite beautiful and eye soothing. This was such a wonderful experience; however I couldn’t enter inside the main building and left it on my next visit. Moreover, I had to return to Gurgaon the same day and it was already 6pm (the movie consumed time).
Moreover, I couldn’t enter the main compound as we didn’t carry shoe covers. Entering the main compound with shoes is prohibited as that is a prayer place. So if you want to visit the prayer place, you either need to buy shoe cover from outside or you will have to put out your shoes at same safe place and ask your fellow to look after (this idea didn’t approach me), so I decided to visit the main building next time. The sun had started to spread orange hue by the time. I had a quality time with my friend and this unplanned visit was a wonderful one.
In my next post on Agra and A Day at Taj Mahal, I will talk about the history of this beautiful piece of ancient Indian architectural beauty (obviously on my next visit to Agra and A Day at Taj Mahal). It takes somewhere two and half to three hours from Yamuna Expressway to Agra as reported by a friend who visited Agra followed by my visit.
There was tight security at the gates and the security guards were checking each and everything thoroughly. And finally we entered. The place was well secured and was crowded that day (or may be every day). Schools kids, families, native, foreigners, people from different places were there to experience the world famous architectural beauty of the country.
There is a huge entry gate which leads us to the main building. The main building is surrounded by huge land mass covered with gardens which green and coloured plants. There is a platform at some metre distance from the main building which is connected by a water body. People were enjoying capturing snaps in several postures. We too did. I prefer random shots; I usually don’t look straight in the camera (if it isn’t an official photo for documentsJ). There were many photographers who were charging per snap while most of the folks had their own camera, phone, digital, DSLR etc.
The main building is surrounded by three other buildings i.e. left, right and front. These three are red in colour. The main building is white in colour as we all know. The main building which we see in pics, is built on a huge platform which is high above the ground level. Taj Mahal is not just what we see in pictures, one has to spend the whole day here to explore what is left in the pictures. The main building was under maintenance and one minar was being worked upon. Everything was quite beautiful and eye soothing. This was such a wonderful experience; however I couldn’t enter inside the main building and left it on my next visit. Moreover, I had to return to Gurgaon the same day and it was already 6pm (the movie consumed time).
Moreover, I couldn’t enter the main compound as we didn’t carry shoe covers. Entering the main compound with shoes is prohibited as that is a prayer place. So if you want to visit the prayer place, you either need to buy shoe cover from outside or you will have to put out your shoes at same safe place and ask your fellow to look after (this idea didn’t approach me), so I decided to visit the main building next time. The sun had started to spread orange hue by the time. I had a quality time with my friend and this unplanned visit was a wonderful one.
In my next post on Agra and A Day at Taj Mahal, I will talk about the history of this beautiful piece of ancient Indian architectural beauty (obviously on my next visit to Agra and A Day at Taj Mahal). It takes somewhere two and half to three hours from Yamuna Expressway to Agra as reported by a friend who visited Agra followed by my visit.
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