Taj Mahal Skip the Line Private Tour

Dhandhupura, India

#Cultural and theme tours #Bus or minivan tour

Number of Travellers	Price Per Person (USD)
1	47
2	40
3	38
4	38
5	38
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Number of Travellers	Price Per Person (USD)
1	47
2	40
3	38
4	38
5	38
6	45
7	45
8+	45

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Part of our revenue from this experience
will go to a charity in the region

Our tour begins with a visit to the Taj Mahal, a breathtaking masterpiece of Mughal architecture that is often referred to as the "jewel of Muslim art in India". As you step through the grand entrance,With the guidance of our expert tour guides, you'll learn about the fascinating history and legends surrounding the Taj Mahal, from its origins as a symbol of love to its eventual status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.At Markable Joy, we believe in providing our guests with an unforgettable experience.

Duration

3 hours

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Dhandhupura, India

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