TAJ MAHAL Pictures

Taj Mahal/Agra

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Taj Mahal/Agra (02/2009)

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First view of the Taj

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... Taj Mahal. Agra. India.

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Baadal Mahal

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Taj Mahal, Agra, India

We headed in to the Taj Mahal about 3pm the other afternoon to spend a few hours and wait for the sunset.

As well as getting the usual shots ( and joining a queue to do so ) I was also keen to try to get some unusual angles of this amazing building / complex.

The clouds certainly were helping me as we had a large thunderstorm off to the left of this shot and lots of nice fluffy clouds across the rest of the sky, but still nice sunlight on the Taj itself.

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View of the Taj Mahal from our hotel in Agra

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By far our best experience in India was in Agra, where our hotel had a pool and breathtaking views of the Taj Mahal, and only about a 15-minute walk from the entrance to the complex.

Detail of the Taj Mahal

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We were informed that as of our visit, only about a week had passed since scaffolding had been removed as the monument had recently gone through an extensive cleaning process that had taken years. The hooks used to hold the scaffolds and ropes in place were still attached to the dome, but the monument had been in dire need of cleaning after centuries of being exposed to the elements and only recently had technology and techniques existed to remove the dirt and grime and bird feces that had accumulated over the years without destroying the marble.

Entry gate into the Taj

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