Taj Mahal Moon Tour Agra

Fellow travelers can ask you ... why Taj? That too in moonlight. A question that is so easy to ask and so difficult and complicated to answer in Taj Mahal Moon Tour Agra.

Don't explain ... let them discover the reason on their own in Trip to Taj Mahal in India.

Visit Taj Mahal In Full Moon, this is the Taj for you ... pink at dawn and somewhat hazy by night (especially moonlit nights), the tomb of Emperor Shahjehan's beloved is delicately divine and bright at all times in Trip to Taj Mahal in India. It often seems that it'll disappear during noon when sun is at its brightest. The reason is not far to seek, the bright background hides the ethereal white monument and your eyes are almost dazed by the brightness all around. Situated on the banks of River Yamuna, the shrine is largely made of white marble that reflects the changes of colour visible during sunset and clear, moonlit nights for Visit Taj Mahal in Full Moon.

The Taj is majestic, maddening and exotic ... but always overwhelming.

In the center of the memorial lie the remains of the dead Empress. It was here that Shahjehan came with his children to pay homage to the memory of Mumtaj Mahal visit in Visit Taj Mahal in Full Moon.

Night visits to the Taj were stopped by the government in 1984 amid apprehensions that Sikh separatists battling the government would attack the shrine. After approximately 20 years the Supreme Court threw it open for public viewing at night, for five nights during full moon every month. It was designated as a Unesco World Heritage site in 1983, therefore only Indian Supreme Court could rule on major works or changes likely to impact on the site.

Various people describe the feeling, that Taj evokes on moonlit nights, in different ways. Some describe it as an ultimate love birds' rendezvous, others say that it is the most beautiful ode to love.

Don't go by what others have to say, experience the moonlit magic yourself with Vacations India's Taj Mahal Tour in Night.