In 1978, Murray travelled from Kathmandu to London on a three month camping trip on the back of an ex-army Bedford truck with 20 fellow travellers and two drivers. After travelling through crowded roads and bustling towns, seeing the Taj Mahal was an unforgettable experience. Nearly 50 years later, it is still just as impressive and magical. This time, after a very comfortable night's sleep at our hotel, we visited the Taj Mahal at sunrise. We also explored Agra Fort, with its massive red sandstone walls, grand courtyards and beautiful architecture. We ended the day watching the sunset over the Taj Mahal from across the river on the north side.Read more
Some things have changed a bit since I was there in 1988. All looks tidier, better presented for those hoards of people. But still just a beautiful and impressive, despite the sad tale of the Taj. Makes me want to pull out the old photos 🙂 Enjoy your travels [Kay Fern]
Some things have changed a bit since I was there in 1988. All looks tidier, better presented for those hoards of people. But still just a beautiful and impressive, despite the sad tale of the Taj. Makes me want to pull out the old photos 🙂 Enjoy your travels [Kay Fern]
TravelerYou should as Murray revisited his before we came over. Unfortunately plastic has taken over the pollution.