Private Car and Driver in India

  Lets be honest. Leaving Delhi at midnight to see a monument might sound like an idea. Most people think that way until they actually try it. A sunrise Taj Mahal tour from Delhi means you miss a night of sleep. You get something special in return—the Taj Mahal with fewer crowds, gentle morning light and a peaceful start  to your day. Is that a fair trade? For most travellers, yes. Here is why, and what you should sort out before you book anything. Why the Morning Visit Feels Different Light That Doesn't Last The Taj is white marble, so it picks up the colour of whatever light hits it. Just after sunrise you may see a faint pink, then cream, then a pale gold, and by the time the sun is properly up it has turned plain white. At noon it is all glare. Photos from that hour tend to look washed out. I won't promise you a pink Taj, though. Winter fog and pollution can hide the whole thing, and some people turn up at dawn and see a grey wall of mist. That happens. Even so, a quiet, ...