of the Darwaza-i-rauza (The Great Gate), the main tomb chamber and its interiors.
This post has some photos from around the tomb complex.
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| One of the four minarets that frame the tomb. These minarets were designed as working minarets to announce the call for prayer. |
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| The Taj Mahal Mosque |
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| View of the not-so-clean river Yamuna from the terrace. When Taj Mahal was built, the area right across the Yamuna, facing the Taj Mahal, was the Mehtab Bagh (Moonlight Garden). |
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| Marble and sandstone flooring on the terrace where the tomb chamber stands |
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| Posers, posers everywhere! It’s fun to see the visitors trying out all the trick photography poses. |
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| Beyond access – a section on one side of the plinth on which the tomb chamber stands. May be a passage leading to the actual graves. |
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| And that’s me posing. Mandatory pose-with-the-monument click! 🙂 |
Hope you enjoyed the three part photo post series. Looking forward to your feedback.
