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We and you have always seen the Taj Mahal in the pictures, but the Yamuna river flowing behind it has often found a thin stream or dry ground. But today nature has shown us a scene that no one had seen in the last 45 years.
Yes, the water of Yamuna river is in spate and in Agra it has started touching the back walls of the world’s seventh wonder, Taj Mahal.
Why and how this charisma happened?
The water level of the Yamuna river has crossed the danger mark due to heavy rains on the mountains and continuous water released from Hathinikund barrage. After havoc in Delhi, when this flood of water reached Agra, he made a historical and rare scene. This is the first time since 1978 when Yamuna water has reached the Taj Mahal walls.
What does this view look like?
The Taj View Garden and Dussehra Ghat built behind the Taj Mahal are completely submerged in water. The water of the Yamuna river is touching the red stone boundary of the monument. The more wonderful this scene is, the more worrying.
However, the Archaeological Survey Department (ASI) says that this does not threaten the main building of the Taj Mahal, as such situations were taken care of while making it.
Interestingly, experts believe that the Taj Mahal was designed by the Mughals to see in this way – a full -fledged river flowing right next to it, in which its image is seen. Today years later, nature has shown us the real form of Taj Mahal, which Shah Jahan must have imagined.
This incident is making us feel the strength of nature and the Ajar-immortal beauty of the Taj Mahal, both together.