Question

Write a report about a educational tour to TajMahal.​

Answer 1

Our educational tour was very memorable as we visited places like Agra, Mathura, Delhi,and Vridavan during the Diwali break. We travelled to Agra by train. We reached Agra at 10pm and then we went to the hotel which was 15 minutes away. The hotel's name was Ganga Ratan and it was a fine hotel. On the second day we had our breakfast and left for Agra Fort and Taj Mahal. The guide gave us a lot of information about Agra Fort, he told us that the fort was made by four kings Jahangir, Shahjahan, Akbar. Then we went to Taj Mahal. It was extremely beautiful! It was totally made of pure Marble! It was made by Shahjahan in the memory of her beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal.

After lunch at the hotel we visited at Radhaswami Samadhi and Sikadra. We had our dinner at the hotel. Next morning, October 21, was a tiring day. We first visited Fathehpur-Sikri. There the guide told us it was made by Akbar. His queen's name was Jodha Bai. We saw the world famous Buland Darwaza there--it's height is 176 feet. It was started in 1572 and completed in 1582.

After lunch we left for Mathura. There we visited the temple of Baanke Bihari Ji and started for Vrindavan. After visiting 3 temples we started our journey to New Delhi. We reached New Delhi at 1 am. in the night. We checked in at the hotel and as we entered our room we just went off to sleep.

Answer 2

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I travelled to Agra in feb & spent 2-1/2 days there. We had been debating whether to go to Agra in winter, having been warned by numerous people of the infamous fog. Nonetheless, we decided to take a chance.

We flew into Delhi on 2nd feb. We were lucky we didn’t face any fog related delays. After a quick lunch near the airport, we headed to Nizamuddin station to board our 4 pm train to Agra, the Mahakoshal Express. It was scheduled to be a super-fast train, reaching Agra by 7:20 pm, but, it was excruciatingly slow & reached Agra more than an hour later. At the Agra Cantonment station, we flagged an auto-rickshaw to take us to our home-stay. After a yummy, hot meal, we hit the sack as we planned to visit the Taj Mahal early next morning.

The Taj Mahal….We had such great expectations from the monument, thanks to all that has been written & said about it. I almost didn’t want to visit for fear of being disappointed. Didthe Black Taj Mahal that was never built). As we waited for the sun to set, we could see the evening crowd milling about on the Taj’s podium & we were glad to be able to watch the monument in peace, from here. It was a slightly hazy view due to winter, but, to watch it change colour with the evening light was great! The sun rays even caught a gemstone on the main dome that glinted brightly & could be seen all the way across the river. We pictured the Yamuna at full ebb & could only wishfully sigh at how much more beautiful this might have been then. As soon as the sun set, we were roused by the security guards & asked to leave. After a snack of freshly made omelettes & tea outside Mehtab Bagh, we drove back to our home-stay, chatting away with Shanu about Agra.