Browse through pictures of the monument, learn about its history and discover Agra, the city of the Taj.

Armchair Travel provides a comprehensive virtual tour of this stunning monument via sensitive map and 360-degree Quick Time panoramas. Narration and music.

Contains architectural details about its platforms, minarets and structure.

The international environment organisation flies a balloon over Taj Mahal as a symbol of protest against nuclear arms.

Learn about its origin, creator and construction. Includes links and resources to books for further reference.

Browse through images of models of the Taj, illuminated by projectors.

Plans, historical accounts, and photographs of the Taj Mahal monument.

Contains a picture of Jacqueline Kennedy visiting the Taj Mahal on March 15, 1962.

Tells the story from the origins of the Mughal dynasty to the building of its architectural masterwork, with beautiful illustrations.

Learn about the measures undetaken by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas for reducing air pollution which affects the monument.

Features history, pictures and other resources for Indian monuments and temples.

The structural type and technical data of the monument.

After 20 years the majestic monument can again be viewed in moonlight. Press article covering India's Supreme Court ruling lifting the ban with time details.

Site presents a wooden carved replica of the Taj Mahal.

View the layout and plan of the monument, well foundation, main mausoleum, and dome architecture.

Includes a large number of photographs of the monument, with some visitor notes.

Former US president Clinton uses the majestic setting of the monument to make a plea for greater efforts to combat environmental pollution affecting the Taj.

A page by Luke Harding about pollution and apathy which is slowly destroying the Taj Mahal.

Contains information about timing and entry fee details.

An essay by Amy Waldman on the glory of the monument. Includes travel tips and information for foreigners visiting the Taj.

The Delhi Tourism Development Corporation, an undertaking of the Government of Delhi, offers services for tourists to visit the Taj Mahal and other holiday destinations.

Contains digital images and close-ups of the monument and its minarets.

Contains many photos of this great monument located in Agra.

In this student project Saumya Lashkari provides a plan, photographs and description, with an illustrated history of this sublime monument to an empress and its setting - Mughal Agra.

Detailed telling of the personal stories behind the building of the monument.

An illustrated article by Alia Hasan from Suite101, giving a brief history of the Taj Mahal and discussing its multicultural features and fusion of architectural traditions.

Read about the controversial issue on the construction of Taj Mahal.

An essay by Robert Cross on the Taj as being a monument of love and Mogul power.

An image of General Pervez Musharraf and Mrs. Musharraf visiting the Taj Mahal on July 15, 2001.

Some text and a collection of photographs, which seeks to demonstrate that the monument was in fact originally designed as a Hindu temple.

Account of the monument's history, architecture and garden layout. Also links to related and background information.