(This is Debbie)
Yesterday we made a trip to the Taj Mahal. I can really see why they call it one of the seven wonders of the world. We woke up early and left to drive to Agra at 6:30 am. It was a 3.5 - 4 hour drive.
This is the entrance gate to get into the grounds of the Taj Mahal.




Inside, is all white marble that is inlaid like what we saw at the Red Fort. Matthew hired a guide for us to share the history and take us through the Taj. There was such a long line to get in and our guide took us around back and took us in the back entrance. That was a blessing, since our little one was losing it fast. We're dealing with a few separation anxiety issues right now.
After the Taj tour, our guide took us to the place where they still inlay marble with precious stones (like in the Taj). They say, it's still the same family who does it and it's been handed down through the generations. Very interesting.
We do have a lot better pictures of the Taj Mahal trip but they are on Vic's camera. We will try and upload them later on.
Wow! It's beautiful. The last picture looks like a postcard. My fave is of my little niece and nephew holding hands! I love it. Can't wait to see you guys.
ReplyDeleteThank you Aunt Danielle!
ReplyDeleteThat's my fav. picture too!
Sammy