
Are you also convinced by the brainwashing media centers that the Taj isn't a symbol of love, and that Mumtaz was the emperor's 4th wife who died while giving birth to her 14th child?
Hmm...... can you spend your entire fortune to build something for your late wife and spend 22 years of your life watching your dream project stand, 11 years weeping beside your queen's grave, and 8 years in prison glazing at Taj, slowly waiting for the day to meet your queen in the other world?
If this is not love, then I don't know what is.

Road Trip Begins
Road trips with friends are the stuff of legends. The laughter, memories, and bond formed when you hit the open road with your closest companions are truly special. My recent road trip with my friends was no exception.
We piled into the car, packed with snacks, music, and all the essentials for a weekend adventure. The excitement and anticipation were palpable as we set off on our journey. The open road stretched before us, making a perfect illusion of roads floating above clouds due to early morning fog.

Akbar's Tomb: Sikandra
Our visit to Akbar's Tomb was a journey back in time. As I walked through the grand entrance, It transported me to a different era. The intricate carvings and detailed mosaics adorn the exterior walls and are a sight to behold. The symmetry and balance of the design are indeed a testament to the skill and craftsmanship of the builders.
A fascinating fact about Akbar's Tomb is to avenge the death of Gokula, Rajaram of Sinsini (the First Jat leader against Aurangzeb) destroyed Akbar's tomb and dragged Akbar's bones and burned them with the help of Jat Zamindars of Braj.


Sunset and an unexpected meeting at Taj
The Taj, during sunset, set against the warm orange and red hues of the setting sun, can create a beautiful and romantic atmosphere. It's a breathtaking view and one of the most recommended times to visit the Taj Mahal.
As I was roaming in Mehtab Bagh just behind the Taj Mahal, camera in hand, ready to snap some pictures of the iconic landmark, I noticed a young woman standing nearby, looking just as awe-struck as I felt. She had a bright smile and a captivating natural beauty. I approached her and asked if she would be interested in being my model for a photoshoot in front of the Taj Mahal. To my surprise, she agreed.
She was a natural in front of the camera, and I captured some truly beautiful shots. As I walked away from the Taj Mahal, the camera full of memories, I couldn't help but think about the random girl who made my sunset shots much more special.
I may never see her again, but the memories and the photos will stay with me forever. Sometimes the most beautiful things in life come from unexpected places and people.


Early morning Taj
When you visit Taj early on a winter morning, it appears as if it is floating in the sky due to heavy fog or mist. This creates a unique and ethereal viewing experience, as the fog can obscure the base of the building and make it appear as if it is suspended in the air. The perfect time to experience what Shah Jahan meant when he said he would build Heaven on earth.


Ending trip with memories and hugs
As the trip ended, we said our goodbyes with warm hugs. I knew the memories and bonds we had formed during that week would last a lifetime. Road trips with friends are indeed a magical experience, and I couldn't recommend them enough.
At last,
It is belived it was built f love, but reading Shah Jahan's own words on taj on could say it was the sorrow and grief that overlooked its 22 years of completion

Watch glimpse of our tour here
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