Shah Jahan, a Muslim ruling Emperor, built the Taj Mahal in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal at Agra, India. ... It is one of the prime records and proof of the Mughal dynasty history in India. ... Today, that turns out to be about fifty-three billion Indian rupees. ... The Taj is bordered on three sides by red sandstone walls in which the side facing the river Yamuna is open, presenting as if the Taj is sitting on river Yamuna's lap. ... Impressed by the beauty of Taj Mahal, I wish to visit the monument over and over again. ...

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This grand hotel is recognized worldwide and is a welcome sight to anyone who visits the city. The Taj has had a significant innings spanning the last three decades both in India and overseas and has established itself as the premier hospitality body in this country. ... Located in the main political and commercial cities of India they maintain the highest standards in all the services they offer. ... Vibrant and progressive, they retain the warmth and spirit of India. ... The people world-over relate the word Taj with India. ...

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While walking up a flight of stairs, the first work that I noticed was a silver Hindu shrine from Gujarat, India dating back to the 18-19th century. ... The three gods are called the Trimurti and consist of Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer. ... I was lucky enough to visit India and see the Taj Mahal when I was a child. ... Since it was my first visit there, I was overwhelmed by the amount of artwork and range of different collections on display. ...

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• Grade Level: High School