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Visiting Taj Mahal? Pay Fine If You Spend More Than 3 Hours Inside
The visitors who spend more than three hours at the Taj Mahal will be charged an additional fee, a public circular said.
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Taj Mahal Introduces Rs 200 Fee For Main Mausoleum, Hikes Entry Fee
The tourists visiting the Taj Mahal will have to shell out extra from April 1 as the government has decided to introduce Rs 200 charge for seeing the main mausoleum and also raise the entry fee to Rs 50 from Rs 40.
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Now, ADA Proposes Hike In Taj Mahal Entry fee
Entry fee to World Heritage Monument Taj Mahal is likely to go up again as the Agra Development Authority (ADA) has proposed an increase in its share, weeks after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) effected a steep hike in ticket cost.
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Tourism Minister Likely To Hold Meeting To Discuss Taj Entry Issue
Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma is likely to hold a meeting with officials of his ministry this week to discuss issues related to security and ticketing at tourist sites, days after over 2,000 tourists were reportedly turned away from Taj Mahal due to capacity constraints.
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Visiting Taj Mahal? Pay Fine If You Spend More Than 3 Hours Inside
The visitors who spend more than three hours at the Taj Mahal will be charged an additional fee, a public circular said.
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Taj Mahal Introduces Rs 200 Fee For Main Mausoleum, Hikes Entry Fee
The tourists visiting the Taj Mahal will have to shell out extra from April 1 as the government has decided to introduce Rs 200 charge for seeing the main mausoleum and also raise the entry fee to Rs 50 from Rs 40.
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Now, ADA Proposes Hike In Taj Mahal Entry fee
Entry fee to World Heritage Monument Taj Mahal is likely to go up again as the Agra Development Authority (ADA) has proposed an increase in its share, weeks after the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) effected a steep hike in ticket cost.
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Tourism Minister Likely To Hold Meeting To Discuss Taj Entry Issue
Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma is likely to hold a meeting with officials of his ministry this week to discuss issues related to security and ticketing at tourist sites, days after over 2,000 tourists were reportedly turned away from Taj Mahal due to capacity constraints.
