Where to fly to see the taj mahal
Visiting the TAJ MAHAL a WORLD WONDER + Day Trip to Fatehpur Sikri | Agra, India
that's amazing what's up everyone
David often it when David's been here
it's like 7:00 in the morning it's very
small be here in Delhi but today I'm
taking the high-speed train down to Agra
this train runs every day except Friday
it's an hour and a half journey
it's a part at 8:10 in the morning from
this train station let's go to Agra and
see the Taj Mahal one of the seven
wonders of the world this is my fourth
wonder this place is insane right now so
many people so the best way to get to
Agra is by taking the Gatchaman Express
this is india's fastest train it takes
around 90 minutes to 100 minutes to get
there it runs at 99 miles per hour
outbreaks every single day except Friday
and the reason it doesn't run Friday it
because Taj Mahal is closed that day
this train was basically built to take
he was at Taj Mahal I'm a executive
class / - the highest class they have it
cost me a thousand five hundred rupees
which is roughly around 20 US dollars
the only people here archers that are
going to the day to see the Taj Mahal so
we should be there in around a hundred
minutes I'll see you guys in Agra but on
to us
it's breakfast right here hey thank you
I slept so long arrived in Agra and
here's my boy welcome thank you so much
and this is in partnership with tours by
locals so today's gonna be exciting day
we're gonna see the Taj Mahal one of the
seven wonders of the world is my port
port wonder I'm super excited I mean
it's the most beautiful so basically
that train was created for tourists a
new train started and there was a one
train before set up they sleeve sixteen
warning stations which he retained over
train this one another one started these
two dreams was a GMB
I think good morning big fuss good
morning Reverend perfect because I
didn't have breakfast and I slept the
whole ride
we're here at GMB breakfast have some
northern Indian cuisine stopped we the
potato and lantern with lots of the
spices and now he's going to deep fry by
verse famous for this breakfast for this
make one this is a typical value of make
first for Indian all about it so the
fillet and the potato curry for tater
with the cut in lots of the spice look
for you to that is always with
something
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losing a chickpea bread oh yeah
dimensions spicy I've had brother this
year so this here sub G is a vegetable
curry
this is goat cheese see ya the college
is right there Wow
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tiny spice every Indian like to finish
their food with a sweet so in back past
today we have a sweet called jalebi the
Jala V is a white phone deep fried you
know our and then dipped in a sugar
so this come jalebi it's a very sweet
and very lovely if I saw here any about
three times but I can get enough of this
so it's fried dough with concentrated
sugar it tastes almost like honey but
it's definitely castor sugar
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crunchy sweet and delicious
it's all for you man okay so I found
this is called masala tea in India when
he came to India we got different
version we mixed milk in it so it's
called masala tea
we have cloven and cardamom in some
other spices it's really hot party
boilie
all right we got the wait a few minutes
this is it wrote we have three games to
get inside the Taj Mahal and this is an
East Gate we are going to do so we are
going to visit Ozma now and this Tasman
was built during 1631 to 1653 and was
built by the fifth Mughal Emperor Shah
Jahan in memory of Jennifer a montage
man after her death she died when she
was giving birth to a 14 kids on 17 June
of 60 was used to have a lot when we
decided to be such a beautiful monument
in memory of the love to remind well how
get love are they then it spoke is
started in December 16 31 a man from
Turkey was the main designer of the Taj
Mahal his name al Gustav Ishaq Khan just
so you know it's how much a thousand
rupees for foreigners
little bear no I said discount for I
know I know it's okay look at that in
the first sight we're not going to
forget you all right
well are you ready to kill the magic I'm
ready I'm ready as I can be
that's amazing it's stunning
it looked like some picture against the
sky it's time for the next 30 to 35
thousand people come here every day and
during Christmas holidays and here
holidays about 18,000 people come
there's a lot of people here naughty and
there's every day what you see in
pictures and video don't do justice is
really very massive and big when you
come here you'll find it here but when
you look at the touch man its place it
into your eyes because they have used a
golden ratio you know what's last year
the 1.618 ratio you find in human body
in the leaves in nature the same ratio
we used and in siient architecture in
the same place you used the taj mahai
you want to get professional for is done
there's photographers all around like
this guy and so it's 2004 20 photos with
the digital copy so that's not bad so
2,000 rupees 20 personal photos digital
copy that's the last point I'm trying to
survive today we're gonna make it we're
gonna do it we're gonna do it do it
so everybody who enters our most of the
clients Eilat as well has got some
feminine character so it changes color
and more as a woman
moved a different time dad will hide his
80 meters one of the tallest building in
India mean doom itself is a 40 meter
half of full height and there's a double
Duma structure we have you see in Urdu
man outer room to increase the size of
the building and to make it move a stand
and the basic structure of Taj male is
made of red bricks with lime water and
from top it's a saturated white marble
or six to seven inch thick marble is
started from the top
so marble is just an ornament ation from
the town it's not the basic structure so
you can imagine how difficult it is to
do all carving work just by hand the
marble is 100% non pores it's very tough
very strong it's prohibited stick for
the video inside the museum so this as
far as I can take you the museum was out
of this world those marble pieces are
just incredible when you walk out they
will you walk into my god this is
impressive
I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm not very hard
today I'm a little sick
I ate too much in Delhi we are in the
backside of basmanov and here we have a
Yamuna in Delhi the same level is there
and they were a-changin sifted for a
mile but it's not change its course it's
still here by the taj mahai and there is
a beautiful garden on the other side
it's called my table but it's called
moonlit garden of an ampere used to go
there
enjoy the moonlight view of the Dutchman
and my day is like a foot their Emperor
Shah Jahan was house addressed by his
own son from there he used to see the
Taj Mahal
and remember his life he died there in
1666 then his daughter Johanna big and
broad his dead body by the hood and God
put it here in the past man so now you
can see the - - when was they descent in
exact in the centre it was amperes tune
and one in the other side the bigger
tomb was a man's stone
so that's the only one thing in that
vial which is not symmetric in balance
yeah some people say is a victim nothing
perfect except God he did something
puffin and in last he himself made it
imperfect
he broke the symmetry of the - he had to
be paired with his wife yeah
so we did it we saw it in the hall yeah
for sure the prettiest of the seven
wonders it's gorgeous its massive I mean
we really need like I'd say you need an
hour and a half to two hours to really
see Explorer take photos I mean it was
incredible this is my fourth wonder
morning machine three well now we are
going to the marble in a live
demonstration where you can see how they
cut the marble how they cut this stone
and how to fix it inside so it is unique
to Agra it's only found here it's
sentient art it originated in Turkey
over here but now it's surviving
so here you could see the same art if
you have enjoyed on the walls of the Taj
Mahal there he would have seen such
patterns done but there exactly you
cannot know how it was done so it's very
interesting and informative thing about
because up till today we are using the
same tools same technique even these
artists they belong to the same family
is over for the time these seven sisters
for others they were for the time it is
now
they have 13th and 14th dimension in the
name of the art is patchy curry but
chicory needs to do inlay of such jumps
on the model the green one is malachite
this is one is lapis lazuli orange one
is carnelian this is the one which was
the favorite of Taj McQueen one through
which light boost the sky blue is
turquoise so to do in wave of such a
stones it is called as much cheaper the
always performs this art in appear to
people first one is the shipper you give
the shape to the stones with the help of
the speed it's like a training
and I believe the ship is one petal of a
rose flower and second one is the Carver
who the cavity's make the holes and then
fix them inside with it that took almost
40 time is to do for the two artists
such piece we sell or 28,000 degrees
so now Ronnie will see some of the
finished products going upstairs it's
like the VIP treatment stuff is the best
one they have where is it whoa is
incredible
I love the elephants how much of the
elephant's the black one
alright well I'll take that one I'll
wait for that one alright so I loved it
it's a great lesson I think this is like
a must do after you visit Taj Mahal
because I mean you need to see how they
really made this and what type of work
and you know how long it took it's crazy
you need a Great Basin and determine
if you make any minor mistake it's gone
you want to start all next we are going
to the fatehpur sikri and this is called
a mughal enigma moving mystery because
notice the gate mughal emperor who lived
here was just for 14 years and then the
left so it's a 40-minute drive we're
gonna relax and we'll see you in about
40 minutes so we arrived to fat but the
port yes the city of victories was
founded by amber I'm gonna create the
thermal ampere the city of victory so it
takes five minutes by bus to get to the
complex plus 500 rupee so we are here at
the fatehpur sikri this is another world
heritage monument in a graph it was
built by Emperor Akbar but a real
founder of Mughal dynasty who news
Indian culture and he knows how to roll
in India he was the one who stopped is a
secular Kingdom in India he married to
Hindu really is a person very
impatiently and gave masses in the local
public this he is from him this is a
completely different Palace I mean look
at this red sandstone it's beautiful
it's very open for years it feels very
like China and the Forbidden City is
very open this was a very private from
the very outside Vicente's harem harem
is a forbidden place where only ample
live why
so it was really smart so now try people
so right here we have the gardens and
the reason that they built these gardens
was because because they came from
Samarkand from was biggest on the cool
area and India is very hot during it
won't put a degree Celsius so they had a
beautiful garden with the canals in
between so that they could full freezing
this year also they're building have a
higher roof cross ventilation you can
feel it yeah yeah I mean it's so hot
there right here it's like drops 20
degrees or something
so right here we had a concubine this is
where the emperor would have his wives
daughters or wife daughter and the house
concubines this is one of the most
beautiful palace here built by Emperor
for his Hindu vibe Jodha Bai he married
to a Hindu princess a barmaid in Jaipur
and he built entirely in the palace for
her here on a Hawaii based architecture
heavily rich people in India in all time
had the Hawaii had the big open
courtyard in the central one gate for
entry and exit for security purpose and
the rooms in the corner for a different
use this one here believed to be her
summer palace it had a ventilation
artificially the bad Shanna's telling me
that when it rains and not a single drop
of water stays in the courtyard because
it's built on a slope so in the middle
right there and that is this my friend
yes
great day so to UNESCO World Heritage
Sites one seven wonder of the world but
she sees a similar to the chest
developed in India and ampere used to
throw dyes there in the center and
instead of pieces they were using
beautiful womans and different color so
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