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Friday Flashback – The Taj Mahal & Red Fort in Agra, India
Blog: GoBackpacking - 6 November 2009
On the overnight train from Varanasi to Agra, I saw my first purple sunset and met a Parisian by the name of Laura, who would eventually show me around her home town. Agra surprised me in that even the budget backpacker hotels had stunning views of the Taj Mahal, at least on the rooftop where meals [...]Buy travel insurance from Worldnomads.com (Lonely Planet's preferred carrier)
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the Taj.
Blog: Leave Me Here - 27 October 2009
Possibly our greatest day in India, the Taj was legit. Cmon Tuk, Leeetts go! Oh My Stoked. Taj! Inside and out with some home comforts for Dinner Seriously.
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Travel Video – Life & Struggle in India
Blog: GoBackpacking - 24 October 2009
_ Image locations include Kolkata, Bodhgaya, Varanasi, Agra, & Delhi. Buy travel insurance from Worldnomads.com (Lonely Planet's preferred carrier) Related posts:Friday Flashback – The Taj Mahal & Red Fort in Agra, IndiaFriday Flashback – The Ganges River and Ghats in VaranasiFinal Thoughts – Incredible IndiaBuy travel insurance from Worldnomads.com (Lonely Planet's preferred carrier)
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Agra, India
Blog: Patrick and Katrina do the Globe - 23 October 2009
At the top of many a traveler to India's to see list is the Taj Mahal. Katrina saw it on her first day in India last year, and it was our first destination on this trip after leaving Delhi.
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The Taj!
Blog: Travelicious - 16 September 2009
We took a train to Agra, which is not the most interesting nor charming city, but it does have one thing going for it – Taj Mahal. It was surprisingly quiet and peaceful at the Taj Mahal, mostly Indian tourists. They also only have to pay 10 rupees to get in, whereas foreigners have to pay a whooping 750 rupees. But I guess it is worth it, it really is beautiful. We took a quiet little moment on a bench, Martin looking at the Taj Mahal me looking into the tree above us, as there were a whole family of green parrots living in it! What beautiful birds.
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India
Blog: Patrick and Katrina do the Globe - 19 October 2008
Through my work for the Unitarian Universalist Association, I get to travel frequently around the country to meet with generous supporters of the Association. This fall, I was given a unique opportunity to travel to India to see schools being built in the Khasi Hills, where there is an indigenous Unitarian population, made possible by donations through the Association. Patrick obviously would have loved to join me, but his own work responsibilities kept him in Boston.
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