Taj Mahal is a UNESCO world heritage monument with its white marble structure and exquisite artwork. But that is not the only aspect of the building that makes it one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Taj Mahal is enchanting and magical with its changing colours. From day to night, Taj Mahal appears to be in different shades, said to portray the different moods of Mumtaz Mahal, to whom the monument is dedicated.

The white dome of the monument is the most prominent part of the entire structure at night, while the other parts create a balanced harmony and come together.

Only 400 people per day are allowed inside the Taj complex at night. Tourists are divided into batches of 50 and are allowed for 30 minutes up to the red stone platform to gaze at this magical monument.