Best place for young visitors it is hard to reach their. More

When everyone is in the Taj Mahal, go the Mehtab Bagh where you will enjoy a beautiful setting for all the pictures you want since the Taj Mahal is across the river. I recommend you to go there either early in the morning or right before you go to the Taj. More

The Mehtab Bagh, translated as Moonlight Garden, is a beautiful park located to the north of the Taj Mahal, across Yamuna River. Legend goes that the builder of the Taj Mahal, Shah Jahan wanted to built a replica of the Taj in black marble at the Mehtab Bagh, but recent excavations have provided ample evidence for a garden complex. The... More

This is beautiful garden from where i saw the real beauty of taj, no crowd only peace and in peace i could search the peace. I was with a group of 15 tourist from Canada. And all were flattered after seeing the taj from mehtab garden More

You have come this far to see the Taj Mahal so why not see it from across the river with a completely unrestricted view of the Taj from a different angle? Evening was lovely with the Taj changing colour as the sun stared setting. Not crowded at all and a very peaceful garden to sit in and just take it... More

You can actually imagine Emperor Akbar taking a stroll here in the evening, awesome actually ! More

The reason for going to this moon garden was simply to have unobstructed view of the Taj. And yes, you get it totally! Will suggest to have a sunset excursion, worth the effort. Don't forget to have the evening chai at the outside stall...quite refereshing. More

be sure to get there before the sun sets. The park offers the opportunity to enjoy the taj mahal in complete relaxation without the crowds of groups that crowd the basement at all hours, you will find yourself among the fans of a few close friends of the wonders of the world. you can lay on the grass or down... More

To see the Taj Mahal from across the river, this is a peaceful park to visit. There are armed guards however, that prevent visitors from wandering on the riverbank. There are some lovely gardens here, but the main interest is seeing the Taj across the water. More