Taj Mahal Every day about 22 thousand people. Max 50-70 thousand. After Before Before: Foreigners - 1100 rupees; Residents of South Asia - 540 rupees; Indian citizens - 50 rupees; Children before 15 years old free of charge. Unlimited time. After: Payment for entry the same for everyone. Stay no more than 3 hours otherwise fine. Entrance has risen in price for 200 rupees. Now: 5 times a month: on the full moon and two nights before and after it. Up to 400 people. In the future: accessible to tourists after sunset. Marble covered with dust and carbon particles that absorb light. The cause of pollution is the exhaust gases of cars, as well as the burning of garbage and manure by residents of the city. Francesco, a tourist from Argentina: - It seems to me that the Taj Mahal is one of the main symbols of India. I think the city could be cleaner. The authorities should think about this, since such a situation is a real shame.
