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Agra Red Fort

Agra Red Fort
 
I took a train from Delhi India to Agra India where I visited two major tourist attractions. The Agra Red Fort and the Taj Majal. I felt a comparison between here and the Egyptian Pyramids. I went by ground tour or walking to view both of these major world attractions. The alternative was to take a guided tour starting in Delhi for the Taj Majal, or from Cairo to visit the Pyramids.
 
Both experiences are tarnished by the overwhelming amount of obnoxious human culture I had to experience in conjunction with looking at the non-human. A tour enables or would enable a person to avoid either the Egyptian or Indian cultures.
In hindsight, I am still not sure, I would not want my family and friends to experience these major sights the same as me, both are a negative memory, not a feeling of wonder.  I feel it impossible to ignore the obnoxious cultural experience surrounding both sites.
 
 
A map of the trip from Delhi to Agra India
 
 
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Agra Red Fort - You can see the Taj Majal from the Fort.
 
 
Agra Red Fort the toilet, the water is the toilet paper.
 
 
This is where you clean at the toilet in the Agra Red Fort.
 
I have published these photos, however I have no desire to encourage person to go see this attraction. Look at the photos, and go to an enjoyable place.
 
Agra Red Fort




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It's nice to see pictures of places I have been to, for a change. I remember my experience in Agra quite well.

We had been suckered into doing the golden triangle, but ending in Agra. We were tired, and had seen too many sights in 3 days to feel really excited. But I did enjoy it. I am a person who loves architecture, and here at home i visit old castles and churches a lot. I never pay for guides.

I probably should pay for guides sometimes, however, I never trust them. I should have had a guide at the Royal Observatory, Jaipur... it is too complicated to make it up.

In Agra Fort, we followed behind a guided tour, carefully hearing what the person was telling the Beige Trouser Brigade. cheap.

You are right. The humans at all India's sights make it a jaded experience.

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