India's iconic white-marbled mausoleum Taj Mahal is changing its color, presenting spots of yellow, brown and green in pictures that shocked the country's Supreme Court.

The change in color of the Taj Mahal from Ivory White to green and brown had been a subject of a hearing in India. Justices believed that foreign intervention is needed to address the palace’s ...

India’s iconic Taj Mahal has turned a sickly color. Its regal white walls have been stained brown and green by insects and pollution, and the country’s Supreme Court is urging the government ...

India’s Supreme Court has expressed concern that one of its most famous landmarks, the Taj Mahal, is showing signs of discoloration.

India’s iconic Taj Mahal has turned a sickly color. Its regal white walls have been stained brown and green by insects and pollution, and the country’s Supreme Court is urging the government ...

Why is the color of Taj Mahal changing? The Taj Mahal is one of the many beautiful monuments of India that bring in a substantial chunk of tourists to admire its beauty every year.

Aside from its breathtaking architecture, the Taj Mahal is also known for its changing colors during different times of the day, adding to its mystique and allure. Here are 15 fascinating facts ...

The Taj Mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his favourite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It took over 20,000 workers and over 22 years (from 1631-1653) to finish this great mausoleum ...

The Taj Mahal is known for its changing color depending on the time of the day and the weather. The white marble reflects the sunlight and the moonlight in different hues, ranging from pink ...

It changes color throughout the day One of the allures of the Taj Mahal is its constantly changing hue. From dawn to dusk, the sun transforms the mausoleum.

India’s Supreme Court has expressed concern that one of its most famous landmarks, the Taj Mahal, is showing signs of discoloration.