Tajmahal FAQ



Tajmahal opens at sunrise and close at sunset. The timing of opening remain different in every season. But that difference is of 10 to 20 minutes only. Only in summers and winters Tajmahal has ONE hours of difference.

Ticket window of Tajmahal gets closed thirty minutes before sunset.

Tajmahal remain close on Friday.

Jan - 

Sunrise 07:09
Sunset 17:48


1ST Feb

Sunrise 07:04
Sunset 17:59

26TH FEB

Sunrise 06:45
Sunset 18:16

MARCH

Sunrise 06:42
Sunset 18:19


April


Sunrise 06:09
Sunset 18:35


MAY

Sunrise 05:31
Sunset 18:51


JUNE

Sunrise 05:24
Sunset 19:08


JULY

Sunrise 05:27
Sunset 19:17

AUGUST

Sunrise 05:42
Sunset 19:06

SEPTEMBER

Sunrise 05:57
Sunset 18:38



OCTOBER

Sunrise 06:11
Sunset 18:04



1ST NOVEMBER

Sunrise 06:28
Sunset 17:35

1ST DECEMBER

Sunrise 06:50
Sunset 17:24

15 DECEMBER ONWARD

Sunrise 07:00
Sunset 17:26










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