Located inside the mausoleum tagged as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this museum hosts many original Mughal artifacts, art works and much more. Those who visit Taj Mahal, make it a point to visit the museum and explore the preserved elements of Mughal regions.This gallery is dedicated to Calligraphic art. It is said that Shah Jahan was a fan of Calligraphy and you can find many carved jade articles with calligraphic art. You can also find household items used during Mughal region, in this gallery. This includes bowls, celadon dishes, lotus vase, jade articles, porcelain items and so on. It is said that the celadon utensils change their colors, when poison is served in it. On the final section of the display, you will find arms of Mughal era like dagger, swords and others.This gallery is dedicated to paintings, mostly of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal. This gallery holds many paintings of different sizes and shapes, made on different objects. You can find paintings made on ivory too. Miniature painting collection is also found in this section.This gallery is also dedicated to drawings and paintings. However, these paintings and collections are related to the mausoleum. You can find paintings and photographs of Taj Mahal during different decades. There is also the site plan of Taj Mahal on display. Every step of the building process had been recorded during the ancient times. This section also contain coins gallery, which displays silver and gold coins of Mughal reign, which were minted in Akbarabad.The origin of the Taj Museum goes back to 1906 when it was established at the instance of Lord Curzon(Viceroy of India 1899 to 1905) in two hexagonal rooms on the west side of main entrance gateway to the Taj Mahal. Further, Khan Bahadur Maulvi Zafar Hussan, Honorary Curator and Superintendent, Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, Agra made Valuable Efforts to develop this Museum. The exhibits of the Museum at that time Include old plans of the Taj Mahal, samples of the stone used in inlay work, old photographs of the Taj Mahal, a few coloured drawing, Farmans (Royal orders), Sanads (land records), specimen of previous stones used in the Taj Mahal.Now Taj Museum, is housed in the Western Jal Mahal which is the part of the Taj Mahal Complex. It is a double storied building having a quadrangle projection outside in the centre of the middle of western wall and is build on a raised platform. Presently the museum galleries are upgraded accordingly with a view to highlight each subject.

Symbol of love...... One among d seven wonders...really excited to b here.... Amazing Nature around with d water from river yamuna running.... A great place.... Wanted to come again and again....the place is neat and clean..... Guided in a better way to know about this one of the seven wonders in a better way...

The exhibits of the Museum at that time Include old plans of the Taj Mahal, samples of the stone used in inlay work, old photographs of the Taj Mahal, a few coloured drawing, Farmans (Royal orders), Sanads (land records), specimen of previous stones used in the Taj Mahal.Now Taj Museum, is housed in the Western Jal Mahal which is the part of the Taj Mahal Complex. It is a double storied building having a quadrangle projection outside in the centre of the middle of western wall and is build on a raised platform. Presently the museum galleries are upgraded accordingly with a view to highlight each subject.

Its Wonderful Monument...

You must come here early morning. Sunrise so beautiful. I proposed my girl in Taj mahal and she accepted ☺☺☺

Situated inside the complex.

Taj museum not more big place in taj but there more ancient things present .. coins of that time nd nd stones are present also

Nice to see all the Indian historical monuments and temples details in one place, you will get lots of details about our Indian history, and historical places. Nicely done by the management.

Beautiful place , place to learn about mughal architecture and also a taj mahal viewpoint

Taj Museum · Famous For History Buffs, Photo Fanatics ·Time Required: 1 - 2 hoursEntry Fee: Indians- INR 20 Foreigners- INR 750Timings: 10:00 AM - 07:00 PM Closed on FridaysTimings: 10:00 AM - 07:00 PM Closed on FridaysTime Required: 1 - 2 hoursEntry Fee: Indians- INR 20 Foreigners- INR 750Taj Museum OverviewLocated inside the Taj Mahal complex, the Taj Museum was established in 1982 on the western ends of the Taj Gardens. The tiny but terrific depository is a double-s eyed building with a quadrangle projection outside. Situated a little left on the main gate of the mausoleum inside the Jal Mahal, the museum provides the wonderful opportunity to have a close look at the blueprints, arts and artefacts used in the construction of the world-class monument. It also houses paintings displaying the construction and planning of the graves of the Emperor and his Emperess and the angles measured are so, that the foot of the graves always faces the spectators.

Now Taj Museum, is housed in the Western Jal Mahal that is the component of the Taj Mahal Complex. Its a two-fold storied building experiencing a...

It shows the Shajahan and mumtaj love

It is a big museum consisting of two floors and has three galleries along with a main hall. The Taj Mahal Museum, as the name suggests, showcases all those things related to the creation of Taj Mahal. There are a total number of one hundred and twenty one antiques displayed in the museum. These things can be largely classified into Mughal manuscripts, Mughal miniature paintings, inscription samples, Royal decrees, drawings and plans of Taj Mahal. Some other items which are also exhibited in the museum are arms, utensils, specimen of decorative pieces, marble pillars, etc.

Visiting the Taj Mahal during Full Moon Nights - An Experience like no other in the World. The Taj Mahal is considered one of the most romantic monuments in the world. ... Night viewing of Taj Mahal is available on five days in a month i.e. on full moon night and two nights before and two nights after the full moon.

Very good place for those people who are interested in historical places and want to know more about Mughal Kingdom... Must visit place...👍👍

Not to mention again it gives you more info about The Great Grand Tajmahal.

Taj Museum houses artefacts related to Mughal dynasty which include items like painitings, coins, Taj mahal architectural plans, government documents, farmans, royal utensils etc.History lovers can visit to understand the history of Taj Mahal and Mughal era!

This museum is located in the Taj Mahal complex.Details of various types of buildings inside the museum are marked with their pictures.

Very nice. We thought old is gold.

The origin of the Taj Museum goes back to 1906 when it was established at the instance of Lord Curzon(Viceroy of India 1899 to 1905) in two hexagonal rooms on the west side of main entrance gateway to the Taj Mahal. Further, Khan Bahadur Maulvi Zafar Hussan, Honorary Curator and Superintendent, Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, Agra made Valuable Efforts to develop this Museum. The exhibits of the Museum at that time Include old plans of the Taj Mahal, samples of the stone used in inlay work, old photographs of the Taj Mahal, a few coloured drawing, Farmans (Royal orders), Sanads (land records), specimen of previous stones used in the Taj Mahal.

Iconic location in India, a must see when you visit. We really loved our trip to Taj Mahal. It’s very hot here, carry an umbrella, sun screen, drink enough liquid before, during and after to avoid a sun stroke. Use the local photographers, to take your pictures. Trust me, you will thank me later.

Nice place to visit.

Nice atmosphere, History comes alive in this museum.

The Taj Mahal is a majestic tomb built in the Mughal style, which combines Indian, Islamic and Persian architectural principles. Visitors marvel at the intricate Quran inscriptions, the structures perfect symmetry, the ornate accents, and the surrounding manicured gardens. But this monuments enchantment goes beyond its arresting visual appeal: The story behind its creation has drawn romantics for centuries.

The Taj Mahal MuseumThe Taj Mahal Museum is a museum in Agra,Uttar pradesh which lies within the complex of Taj Mahal-one of the greatest creations dedicated to love. The museum was formed in 1982 and it is to be found in the Jal Mahal, a Mahal inside the Taj Mahal. It is an integral part of Taj Mahal-one of the supreme wonders of the world.It is a big museum consisting of two floors and has three galleries along with a main hall. The Taj Mahal Museum, as the name suggests, showcases all those things related to the creation of Taj Mahal. There are a total number of one hundred and twenty one antiques displayed in the museum. These things can be largely classified into Mughal manuscripts, Mughal miniature paintings, inscription samples, Royal decrees, drawings and plans of Taj Mahal. Some other items which are also exhibited in the museum are arms, utensils, specimen of decorative pieces, marble pillars, etc.The main hall contains the most significant items. These are the paintings of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal, his most preferred wife. These are seen on an ornate wooden frame. Imitation of coins, which were minted in Akbarabad, now Agra, is also on display.These things of immense antique value are displayed in a well-planned manner. The antiquities are displayed in the spacious museum in such a way that it is easy for the visitors to relate and understand.Everyday, millions of people come to visit Taj Mahal-one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is but natural that the museum which displays antiques related to Taj Mahal will also be flooded by visitors. The Taj Mahal Museum remains open from ten in the morning to five in the evening. A nominal amount of entrance fee, five rupees per head is charged. Children up to fifteen years of age are exempted.Like the Taj Mahal, the museum which stands within it, is also a wonder and an interesting place to be visited by all people on earth.

Very Old things are here ....👀

The Taj Mahal is a majestic tomb built in the Mughal style, which combines Indian, Islamic and Persian architectural principles. Visitors marvel at the intricate Quran inscriptions, the structures perfect symmetry, the ornate accents, and the surrounding manicured gardens. But this monuments enchantment goes beyond its arresting visual appeal: The story behind its creation has drawn romantics for centuries.

The Taj Mahal is the materialized vision of love and marks a perfect indelible remark on it’s Mughal Architecture. This historical monument is the mausoleum of Emporer Shan Jahan’s beloved wife, Empress Arjuman Banu Begum, most commonly known as Mumtaz mahal. The Taj Mahal is a complex comprising of the astonishing vision Ustad Isa Khan of Turkey, the chief architect of this historic monument.The Taj Mahal now holds a renowned place in UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. The tomb contains a 17-hectare centerpiece. The Taj Mahal is located 2.5 km away from the famous Agra Fort and is a renowned masterpiece of the world holds a special place as the 7th wonders in the world.About Taj Mahal, The conventional story behind the stunning 17th-century marble mausoleum is Emperor Shah Jahan’s eternal for Mumtaz, who died in childbirth. Historians believe that Shah Jahan remained heartbroken over the Empress’s death and ordered his court into mourning for two whole years.  To treasure all memories of his beloved wife, Shah Jahan undertook the task of building the world’s most treasured beautiful monument as a symbol of love. The construction of the imperial structure took almost 22 solid years with the labor of 22,000 workers. However, there are a few debates that question the construction of the Taj Mahal as a monument of love or guilt.To invoke the memories of the Mughal era,  a 10-day annual event called the ‘Taj Festival’ is celebrated in February, in front of the Taj Mahal.The grandeur of the Taj Mahal despite decades after construction resonates as the most attractive human-made tourist spot of the world. The Taj Mahal unveils five major structural components- the Darwaza or the main entrance, the Bageecha or gardens, the Masjid or Mosque, the Naqqar Khana or the rest house, and Rauza, the central mausoleum.The Taj Mahal’s main chambers consist of pseudo-tombs perforated marble screens. Beneath this lies the shadowy burial crypt that homes the tombs of both the Empress Mumtaz and the Emperor Shah Jahan. The perforated screens transmit light into the grave and is a structure of typical Mughal mausoleum. The tombs hold semi-precious stone linings, and calligraphic inscriptions are found to be inscribed on the sides on Mumtaz’s monument, reveal ing the ninety-nine names, Allah. The Taj structures add great artistic wonder and architectural realm to the place.Located on banks of the sacred river Yamuna, in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, the Taj Mahal is a royal artwork of multiple talented artisans and artists. The area surrounding the Taj holds many decorative elements such as grass lawns and trees that increase the fragrance of the environment. A few feet apart, at the foothills of the entrance pathway lies a fascinating fountain gleaming with water. However, due to the growing pollution, the white Taj marbles have reacted, leaving yellow-tinged surfaces. To protect the Mahal from further damage, the Indian government has enforced around 4,000-square-mile Taj Trapezium Zone, with strict emissions standards.This beautiful marble masterpiece gives immense pride to all Indians and is considered as a devout symbol of love

A small Museum inside taj mahal

Taj Museum · Famous For History Buffs, Photo Fanatics ·Time Required: 1 - 2 hoursEntry Fee: Indians- INR 20Foreigners- INR 750Timings: 10:00 AM - 07:00 PMClosed on FridaysTimings: 10:00 AM - 07:00 PMClosed on FridaysTime Required: 1 - 2 hoursEntry Fee: Indians- INR 20Foreigners- INR 750Taj Museum OverviewLocated inside the Taj Mahal complex, the Taj Museum was established in 1982 on the western ends of the Taj Gardens. The tiny but terrific depository is a double-storeyed building with a quadrangle projection outside. Situated a little left on the main gate of the mausoleum inside the Jal Mahal, the museum provides the wonderful opportunity to have a close look at the blueprints, arts and artefacts used in the construction of the world-class monument. It also houses paintings displaying the construction and planning of the graves of the Emperor and his Emperess and the angles measured are so, that the foot of the graves always faces the spectators.this renowned tourist site in Agra that houses a rich and rare assortment of artefacts and manuscripts that dates back to the Mughal period. In total this must-visit tourist site in Agra has three galleries. The first gallery houses calligraph, arms and vessels from bygone eras. The major highlight of this section at Taj Museum is an ancient vessel which is said to change its colour when has poisoned food. In the second gallery, this popular museum in Agra holds ivory based craft

Best historical place

Symbol of love...... One among d seven wonders...really excited to b here.... Amazing Nature around with d water from river yamuna running.... A great place.... Wanted to come again and again....the place is neat and clean..... Guided in a better way to know about this one of the seven wonders in a better way...

Good place

Nice Museum

Small but good exhibition of different things used in Taj and documents of Mughal era.Knowledgeable place and entry is free. Photography is not allowed inside.

One of the best place for hangout.

Mostly about construction of taj mahal and different stones used. Would have like more information and bigger museum.

Nice

Good

Located inside the Taj Mahal complex, the Taj Museum was established in 1982 on the western ends of the Taj Gardens. The tiny but terrific depository is a double-storeyed building with a quadrangle projection outside. Situated a little left on the main gate of the mausoleum inside the Jal Mahal, the museum provides the wonderful opportunity to have a close look at the blueprints, arts and artefacts used in the construction of the world-class monument. It also houses paintings displaying the construction and planning of the graves of the Emperor and his Emperess and the angles measured are so, that the foot of the graves always faces the spectators.

There is no extra fee charged for the museum. Must visit place. Highly recommended!

Legacy of Mughals

Must visit inner of the Museum

Loved it (khan_i_alam) bhag

The building is in the city of Agra, Uttar Pradesh. Widely thought as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world, it is one of Indias biggest tourist attractions.It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, together with the Agra Fort, 2.5 kilometers away. It was listed as one of the 7 Wonders of the World in 2007.It is located on the south bank of Yamuna river in Agra.ConstructionThe Taj Mahal is an example of Muslim Architecture – a mixture of building design ideas from ancient Indian Indian, persian, and mughal arts.The Taj Mahal was constructed with materials from all over the world, and over 20,000 people were used to move building materials. It is generally thought that Ustad Ahmad Lahauri was in charge of the construction.The construction was finished in 1648. The construction of Taj Mahal is about 6000 feet.Because of pollution Taj Mahal is getting yellower slowly.

The Best Architecture I have ever seen..As soon as I entered into the gate and saw the first sight of Great Taj-Mahal Felt like I am in the Heaven..Even cant describe that feeling..& also Looked Mumtaaz portrait for a while in the museum. Next time, My Mumtaaz will be with me....

Alluring

There is so dark inside, even they have lamps. They just don’t turn them on. Literally, you can’t see any of expositions bc of darkness.I took my phone and used my flashlight to read descriptions about expositions, so I could see what I paid for.They asked me to turn it off. When I asked them why the lamps are off, they suddenly did not speak english.Yep, I almost forgot, that I’m in India. This country is a huge mess.

Its a beautiful place but its is small and some historic. Are drawn

Its beautiful. Must visit. No separate amount is charged for this.

The Taj Mahal is an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan (reigned from 1628 to 1658) to house the tomb of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal; it also houses the tomb of Shah Jahan himself. The tomb is the centrepiece of a 17-hectare (42-acre) complex, which includes a mosque and a guest house, and is set in formal gardens bounded on three sides by a crenellated wall

Four small rooms. Some manuscript pages, drawings, examples of stones from which the Taj was constructed, some swords, coins. Not worth visiting.Be careful about banging your head on the low doorways between them.

Good place to visit, but management is not so good, due to crowd pulling and pushing every time. They should allow to see basements of Taj also.

Nyc

Its museum of Taj Mahal.... We can see a lot of old thing hair because of this museum we have a lot to see here and you can come... l told you what its great you should visit this place because there is a lot of things you can do a man eaten you can you know this place if you are interested in this because of the fact that there is lot of old things are available hair so you can see them and ... If you love museum then you should come here if you dont then there is no problem that you should not came here because there is no such nessus Venus so if you love you can came here if you dont that you dont need to

It is most beautiful place in our india and also it is historical place.many peoples want to visit this place.Tajmahal is ivory white mausoleum southbank of yamuna river.it is jewel of muslim art in India and also masterpieces of Worlds heritage

Agra MuseumThere are two main museums inside the city of Agra.1. Taj MuseumFamous ForHistory Buffs, Photo FanaticsFee750 per personVisiting TimeAll days 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM(Except Friday)Duration of Visit1 to 2 hoursLocated inside the mausoleum tagged as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this museum hosts many original Mughal artifacts, art works and much more. Those who visit Taj Mahal, make it a point to visit the museum and explore the preserved elements of Mughal regions.Taj Mahal Museum ExteriorLocationThis museum is located inside the Taj Mahal complex, on the western side to the entrance of Taj Mahal.InaugurationThe museum was created between 1899 and 1905. Later, in 1982, the museum was modernized by Khan Bahadur Hussan.TimingMuseum is open from 9 am to 5 pm. It is closed on Fridays. The entry ticket to the monument includes the cost of museum visit too.Rooms And Galleries Inside The MuseumThere are in total, three galleries in the museum:First GalleryThis gallery is dedicated to Calligraphic art. It is said that Shah Jahan was a fan of Calligraphy and you can find many carved jade articles with calligraphic art. You can also find household items used during Mughal region, in this gallery. This includes bowls, celadon dishes, lotus vase, jade articles, porcelain items and so on. It is said that the celadon utensils change their colors, when poison is served in it. On the final section of the display, you will find arms of Mughal era like dagger, swords and others.Second GalleryThis gallery is dedicated to paintings, mostly of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal. This gallery holds many paintings of different sizes and shapes, made on different objects. You can find paintings made on ivory too. Miniature painting collection is also found in this section.Third GalleryThis gallery is also dedicated to drawings and paintings. However, these paintings and collections are related to the mausoleum. You can find paintings and photographs of Taj Mahal during different decades. There is also the site plan of Taj Mahal on display. Every step of the building process had been recorded during the ancient times. This section also contain coins gallery, which displays silver and gold coins of Mughal reign, which were minted in Akbarabad.Main RoomThis room holds many exclusive items likeManuscript of Chechel Majlis of 17th century, which holds signature of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and the royal seal of his reign.Royal documents of the court during the time of Shah JahanPaintings of Taj Mahal made during 18th centuryDocument related to the fruit auction of the produce from Taj Mahal gardenLand grant documentsCopies of documents explaining supply of Makrana Marble from RajasthanMap, with indication of spots, where the stones used in the monument came from.A few samples of the stones used in decorating Taj Mahal2. Spiritual Museum Of AgraFamous ForHistory Buffs, Photo FanaticsFeeFreeVisiting TimeAll days 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMDuration of Visit1 to 2 hoursThis is a lesser-known museum of Agra and is famous for cultural artifact and relics belonging to the Mughal region. This is the newest museum of the city.LocationThis museum is located a few kilometers away from Agra. You can find cabs, buses and other transportations from any part of the city to the museum.Inside Spiritual Museum of AgraInaugurationThe museum was inaugurated by Brahmakumari movement.TimingMuseum is open from 10 am to 5 pm.Entry FeeEntry to the museum is free. If you are choosing to attend the meditation classes and yoga classes conducted inside the museum, you need to pre-register. There is no charges for the classes too.Cost of hiring a guide – INR 100 to INR 200 (based on the season)Rooms And Galleries Inside The MuseumThis museum contains collections of specimen and relics related to Spiritual wisdom. You can also find many artworks related to Mughal Empire.🥇🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🥇

Good. Incredible india

I think it would be fun to go here.

The Taj Mahal is located on the right bank of the Yamuna River in a vast Mughal garden that encompasses nearly 17 hectares, in the Agra District in Uttar Pradesh. It was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal with construction starting in 1632 AD and completed in 1648 AD, with the mosque, the guest house and the main gateway on the south, the outer courtyard and its cloisters were added subsequently and completed in 1653 AD. The existence of several historical and Quaranic inscriptions in Arabic script have facilitated setting the chronology of Taj Mahal. For its construction, masons, stone-cutters, inlayers, carvers, painters, calligraphers, dome builders and other artisans were requisitioned from the whole of the empire and also from the Central Asia and Iran. Ustad-Ahmad Lahori was the main architect of the Taj Mahal.

A small but valuable collection of mostly drawings and calligraphy in Persian.

Taj Mahal is a most attractive and popular scenery look historical place. It is located in the Agra, Uttar Pradesh. It is situated in very large area at very beautiful place having river on back side. It looks like natural scenery. It looks like a heaven on the earth. It is built using white marble. It attracts people’s mind from all over the world to see every year like a love at first sight. Taj Mahal is the symbol of the eternal love of the Shah Jahan who had built this in the memory of her wife Mumtaz Mahal. Taj Mahal is counted as one of the Seven Wonders of this World. It is the burial place (mausoleum) of the great Empress Mumtaz Mahal.Taj Mahal Essay 2 (150 words)Taj Mahal is a beautiful and most attractive historical place in India. It is a cultural monument of India which was built by the King Shah Jahan in the memory of his wife (Mumtaz Mahal) after her death. It is situated in a big area having lots of greenery in front and side, a river in back side, and lake and lawn. It is located in the Agra, UP, India. It is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is the most beautiful building made by the white marble. It is like a heaven of dream. It is designed in attractive way and adorned with royal beauty. It is one of the amazing Nature’s beauties on the earth.There are graves of both, king and queen in a dark chamber under the dome. There are some rhymes written of Quran on the walls using multicoloured pieces of glass. It has four minarets situated at its all four corners in very attractive manner.

The Taj Mahal at Bhopal was built as the Begums residence, at a cost of ₹ 3,000,000. Its construction spanned over a period of 13 years, from 1871 to 1884.It was one of the largest palaces of the world built at that time.The building was originally named Raj Mahal (royal palace). The British Resident at Bhopal, highly impressed with the architecture, suggested that the palace be renamed the Taj Mahal, the Taj Mahal at Agra having been built by the Begums namesake Shah Jahan. The begum accepted the suggestion and the palace was renamed to Taj Mahal. The Begum is said to have ordered a three-year-long celebration called Jashn-e-Taj Mahal after the completion of the building.After the partition of India in 1947, Nawab Hamidullah Khan allowed Sindhi refugees to stay in the palace. They stayed in Taj Mahal for around 4 years, before shifting to Bairagarh. The palace suffered some damage during this period.[After Indias independence, some members of the royal family of Bhopal stayed at the palace, but gradually moved away, as they had no money for the repairs. By 2008, large parts of the palace complex had collapsed.The palace was declared a state heritage monument by the Government of Madhya Pradeshin 2005 and the state archaeology department carried out restoration in parts. However, it was denotified in 2011 and the government now plans to transfer the property to the tourism department for its development as a heritage hotel.

The Taj complex is now entered through one of three gates leading into the Jilaukhana, or forecourt. The east and west gates are those commonly used by tourists. The arcaded ranges along the south side of the Jilaukhana, and the bazaar streets leading to it were restored between 1905 AD and 1922 AD. The approach road to the west gate is flanked by two somewhat inter buildings, the Fatehpuri Masjid and an anonymous tomb, which is probably that of Satti-un- Nisa Khanum, the Chief Lady-in-waiting of Mumtaz Mahal.The two bazaar streets lead into the great ceremonial forecourt, referred to as “jilaukhana” (literally, in front of the house). An inevident element of the Shahjahani architecture for court etiquette and proper ceremonial behaviour had become increasingly important and required an adequate architectural framing. Here visitors to the tomb would get down from their elephants and horses and assemble in style before entering through the great gate. The Jilaukhana is flanked by two pairs of courtyard enclosures. On the north, adjoining the garden wall, are the two Khawasspuras, the quarters of the tomb attendants. On the south are two tomb complexes, traditionally known as Saheli Burj or the tower of the female friend.

AMAZING PLACE TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION ABOUT TAL MAHAL. WILL RECOMMEND ATLEAST VISIT HERE ONCE IN LIFETIME.

The origin of the Taj Museum goes back to 1906 when it was established at the instance of Lord Curzon(Viceroy of India 1899 to 1905) in two hexagonal rooms on the west side of main entrance gateway to the Taj Mahal. Further, Khan Bahadur Maulvi Zafar Hussan, Honorary Curator and Superintendent, Archaeological Survey, Northern Circle, Agra made Valuable Efforts to develop this Museum. The exhibits of the Museum at that time Include old plans of the Taj Mahal, samples of the stone used in inlay work, old photographs of the Taj Mahal, a few coloured drawing, Farmans (Royal orders), Sanads (land records), specimen of previous stones used in the Taj Mahal.

Often described as one of the wonders of the world, the stunning 17th Century white marble Taj Mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died in childbirth. ... The conventional story behind it is Shah Jahans eternal love for Mumtaz.Taj Mahal is so special because of its enormous beauty. The UNESCO world heritage site is also one of the Seven Wonders of the World because of its immense beauty. The symbol of love was made by Emperor Shah Jahan in the loving memory his wife and the most loved Queen in his Harem, Begum Mumtaz Mahal.

Very good place. There are many old historical stuff. Good collection.

One of the most famous museums in Agra, which is visited by hundreds of tourists who wish to delve deep into the history of Taj. The Taj Museum is located within the complex of Taj Mahal. It is located to the left of the platform near the chief gate of the Taj Mahal. The Taj Museum of Agra provides the opportunity to the tourists and visitors to take a close look at the original pieces of drawings of this magnificent marble monument. The study of the drawings indicates the level of accuracy and precision that had been initiated in planning the structure of the Taj Mahal. No wonder that the Taj still features among the Seven Wonders of the World....

The Taj Mahal at Bhopal was built as the Begums residence, at a cost of ₹ 3,000,000. Its construction spanned over a period of 13 years, from 1871 to 1884.[1] It was one of the largest palaces of the world built at that time.[2]The building was originally named Raj Mahal (royal palace). The British Resident at Bhopal, highly impressed with the architecture, suggested that the palace be renamed the Taj Mahal, the Taj Mahal at Agrahaving been built by the Begums namesake Shah Jahan. The begum accepted the suggestion and the palace was renamed to Taj Mahal.[3] The Begum is said to have ordered a three-year-long celebration called Jashn-e-Taj Mahal after the completion of the building.[

This place is very good you can get details historical mugal things and many old historical coins and book and you can see Amy item its related to mugal saltanat its place is nice if you have intrest in history must visit this place when you are in agara taj mahal

Belongs to One of the Seven Wonders of the World- Taj MahalClosed on Friday.Nice Management.Clean Environment.Supportive but strict staff.Plastic Sole is compulsory to wear.Beautiful and well maintained Garden.Sculpture is Wonderful.Amazing view.Yamuna Rivers view also Good.Most Rush of Foreign Tourists.Current Government doing Expansion and Renovating Projects.

Very nice. Place where we get history of Taj Mahal.

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Very good place

The Taj Museum is one of the most popular museums in Agra and is visited by hundreds of tourists who wish to learn more about the history of the Taj Mahal. The museum, located inside Jal Mahal in the complex of the Taj Mahal, offers you an opportunity to look at the original drawings of the Taj, which help people understand the accuracy and precision that went into planning the structure. The drawings of the interiors of the Taj Mahal display the position of the graves with such accuracy that the foot of the graves faces spectators irrespective of the angle it is viewed from. Apart from drawings, the Taj Museum has many other interesting artifacts such as royal jewellery, ancient paintings of Mughal emperors and much more.The Taj Museum is spread over two floors and has three galleries. It houses a total of 121 antiques including Mughal manuscripts, miniature paintings, inscription samples and royal. Apart from these, you will also find items such as arms, utensils and marble pillars on display in the museum. The main hall of the Taj Museum houses the most important artifacts like portraits of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal, decorative wooden frames and imitations of coins minted in Mughal Agra.

Located inside the Taj Mahal complex, the Taj Museum was established in 1982 on the western ends of the Taj Gardens. The tiny but terrific depository is a double-storeyed building with a quadrangle projection outside. Situated a little left on the main gate of the mausoleum inside the Jal Mahal, the museum provides the wonderful opportunity to have a close look at the blueprints, arts and artefacts used in the construction of the world-class monument. It also houses paintings displaying the construction and planning of the graves of the Emperor and his Emperess and the angles measured are so, that the foot of the graves always faces the spectators.

Dont miss this when you visit the Taj Mahal! Makes the history so much more real. The 17th-century miniature paintings and calligraphy just slay me.We have already read about Mughal era traditions, wars, weapons etc in our history books. During our study, we used to imagine the mughal era. When you visit Taj Museum, your imagination will be turned into visualization. After seeing Mughal era things, you will feel that at present you are a part of the Mughal era.

The Taj museum is a small collection of interesting documents and items, mostly related to the Taj. Should probably be made more informative. Also, the panels have become old, and should probably be upgraded. It is a part of a duo of buildings that are collectively called the Jal Mahal. It is sometimes mistakenly referred to as the Naubatkhana.

Wow very nice

Helpful to know some background information about Tajmahal and the Emperor Shajahan. Its a small museum to all details required.

Inside the Taj Mahal. Closed on Fridays. Very small museum, will take you hardly 10 minutes to go in and come out. Has nice, old items dating to the Mughal period. Original coins, blueprints of the Taj, other artifacts used by the Mughal rulers.

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Museum of the Taj Mahal. The TajMahal Museum is inside the monument. ... The origin of the Taj Museum dates back to 1906, it was created under the orders of Lord Curzon (viceroy of India from 1899 to 1905) in two hexagonal rooms on the west side of the main entrance of theTaj Mahal . It was moved and modernized in 1982.

Its a very amazing and beautiful palace in our country

Taj museum is inside Taj mahal compound. It contains historical drowning, historical things. There you can see the precision and beauty of old marble drowning in the  time of mugal kingdom. It is situated in left side we can see it when we enter to Taj mahal Compound. Nice place.

The origin of the Taj Museum goes back to 1906 when it was established at the instance of Lord Curzon (Viceroy of India 1899 to 1905) in two hexagonal rooms on the west side of main entrance gateway to the Taj Mahal.

The Taj Mahal is an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra. It was commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, to house the tomb of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It also houses the tomb of Shah Jahan, the builder.

Nothing much to see. Taj Mahal stole the show. 😂

Taj Museum is a small, but excellent museum inside the Taj complex. Situated on the western side of the Taj gardens, the museum is a double storied structure with a quadrangle projection outside. Divided into three galleries, the museum houses the original Mughal miniature paintings, including a pair of 17th-century ivory portraits of Emperor Shah Jahan and wife Mumtaz Mahal. The first gallery contains plans and drawing of the architecture of Taj Mahal. The second gallery houses jade and porcelain objects like Quaran stand and a beautiful ornamented spouted vase carved out of Jade, bowl and dishes of Celadon ware. Ancient fighting tools like swords, daggers and a world map showing the places from where stones and semi-precious stones were imported for the construction of Taj Mahal. In the third gallery lies important royal farmans and documents, and the specimen of famous calligraphy of the Shah Jahan period. There is also two paintings of Taj Mahal by British artist Daniel in the year 1795 AD. You can also find some very well preserved gold and silver coins from that era. If youre enjoy a little historical treat, you know where to go!

The Taj Museum is a historical place , this is a very old museum in Agra. A lots of old collections stored in the museum. In the museum you will found royal history, history about the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and his be loved wife Mumtaz Mahal. The history how to build Taj Mahal, also about the stones used in Taj Mahal where it comes from. Some painted photos of the royal family members. After visiting the museum i think you will like it.

Nice place..but in summer its tough to be here.....one more thing...Friday closed The Best moment is August to February

Beautiful historical place! Must See for everyone interested in history and art!

Security is very tight but I Daly seen taj Mahal in our home

Collection is very beautiful. . . historical things is amazing

Typical indian museum. Small place with some historical draws and documents from the time of Jahan. Better if you read persian

The most commonly visited museum is the one inside Taj Mahal. It is also called as Taj Mahal museum or Taj Museum. This museum has many manuscripts of 17th century with the signature of Shah Jahan.There are many drawings and blueprints of Taj Mahal. Apart from these, there are a lot of painting, coins, ivory based crafts, Quran stand made of Jade, arms and vessels used by kings and others. In another gallery, there are a lot of documents which marks many historic events.This museum is close on Friday. The total museum is divided into three galleries. The first gallery is for calligraphic arts, vessels and arms used by kings of Mughal Empire. It is said that the vessels would change colour if the food inside it contains poison. The second gallery is for coins, portraits and ivory based craft items. The third gallery is for historic documents and records including the site plan of Taj Mahal.The other museum is the Spiritual Museum which has antiques related to architectures. It is for those who love art and architecture. It is a little away from Taj Mahal. If you visit at the right time, you can take part in yoga workshops that happen in this museum.This museum is close on Friday. The total museum is divided into three galleries. The first gallery is for calligraphic arts, vessels and arms used by kings of Mughal Empire. It is said that the vessels would change colour if the food inside it contains poison. The second gallery is for coins, portraits and ivory based craft items. The third gallery is for historic documents and records including the site plan of Taj Mahal.

Taj museum is inside taj mahal campus. It is left side from entry gate and left side from taj. The museum has a great importance in whole taj mahal corridor and history of its emperor to his sultanates and to his making of wonder. Many people doesnt watch it because they dont recognize the importance of watching old monument, they only relate to main white taj. Inside museum you can see old weapons, ornaments, statements, coins, the orders issued by emperor, pictures paintings books of that time and the many things of that period. It is a must watch place for everyone.

Taj Museum is a small, but excellent museum inside the Taj complex. Situated on the western side of the Taj gardens, the museum is a double storied structure with a quadrangle projection outside. Divided into three galleries, the museum houses the original Mughal miniature paintings, including a pair of 17th-century ivory portraits of Emperor Shah Jahan and wife Mumtaz Mahal. The first gallery contains plans and drawing of the architecture of Taj Mahal. The second gallery houses jade and porcelain objects like Quaran stand and a beautiful ornamented spouted vase carved out of Jade, bowl and dishes of Celadon ware. Ancient fighting tools like swords, daggers and a world map showing the places from where stones and semi-precious stones were imported for the construction of Taj Mahal. In the third gallery lies important royal farmans and documents, and the specimen of famous calligraphy of the Shah Jahan period. There is also two paintings of Taj Mahal by British artist Daniel in the year 1795 AD. You can also find some very well preserved gold and silver coins from that era. If youre enjoy a little historical treat, you know where to go!

Awesome collection of historical things with beautiful arts and other view