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taj mahal
The Taj Mahal (pronounce /tɑʒ mə'hɑl/) (Persian: تاج محل), is a mausoleum located in Agra, India, that was built under Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal.
Trivia about taj mahal
Passages from the Koran decorate the outside of this marble tomb at Agra, India
Shah Jahan built this complex in Agra, India to immortalize Mumtaz, his favorite wife
Head to Agra, India to see this famous marble mausoleum completed around 1643
Seen here, it's the tomb of Mumtaz
In memory of his wife Arjumand Banu Begum, who died in childbirth, Shah Jahan built this mausoleum
The name of this Indian mausoleum means "crown of the palace"
Dear Teri, what a monumental day. Saw this tomb of Shah Jahan & his wife -- wish you were here!
Air pollution is damaging the marble facade of this mausoleum in Agra
The white marble dome of this mausoleum in India is decorated with floral patterns & passages from the Koran
It's in Agra, India, on the banks of the Yamuna River between the Old Fort & the Protected Forest
UNESCO calls this, a world heritage site since 1983, "The jewel of Muslim art in India"
Though Mumtaz died in 1631, this tomb of hers (& it was some tomb) wasn't completed until about 1643
A red sandstone gate, a mosque & a vast garden surround this tomb in Agra, India
Verses from the Koran decorate the walls of this marble tomb in Agra built by Shah Jahan for his late wife
Check out this mausoleum complex in Agra, one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture
In 1990 this Atlantic City Trump site, not the Agra one, cost a cool billion to build
Described as an "elegy in marble", it was completed in the 1640s at a cost of about 32 million rupees
(Hi, I'm Sean Hayes.) This Islamic tomb on the Yamuna River in India leads Carter and Edward to a discussion of funeral types in "The Bucket List"
In 1632 Shah Jahan began building this Mausoleum for his favorite wife
Sari! The two gals seen here don't clash with the image of this edifice behind them
133-foot minarets; 20,000 worked on it; full of Agra-culture
This establishment, seen here, isn't in Asia, but in Atlantic City
4 corner minarets helped define this Wonder dedicated to a favorite wife