#11 Lord Curzon's name is engraved on a light inside the Taj Mahal. The delightful light weighing almost 60 kgs is comprised of copper and is set under one of the illustrious entryways where guests get the main look at the Taj Mahal. The Taj Mahal is taller than Qutub Minar (with an almost distinction of five feet).
#12 according to the Islamic custom, graves should be finished. Maybe this is the motivation behind why ruler Shah Jahan and his better half Mumtaz were covered in a plain grave underneath the inward office of Taj.
#13 The Taj changes its shading relying upon the measure of light and time. like, the Taj would seem, by all accounts, to be pinkish shading toward the beginning of the day, smooth white shading at night and brilliant colorin the evening glow. On the off chance that you have ever visited the Taj Mahal, at that point you more likely than not saw it or probabily not. On the off chance that not, at that point do see whenever when you intend to go.
#14 During the Sepoy Rebellion (Mutiny) of 1857, it is accepted that some British warriors, laid their hands on the valuable and semi-valuable stones from the dividers of the burial chamber.
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