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With an entry fee of Rs 80 per person, visitors can embark on a unique tour.
The event changes themes each year.
The Taj Mahal exhibition in Warangal (Telangana) has become a popular attraction, drawing large crowds from Warangal, Hanumakonda, Kazipet, and surrounding areas. Organised at Islamia Ground opposite MGM, this year’s exhibition showcases models of two iconic monuments: the Taj Mahal and Red Fort. Held annually at this location, the event changes themes each year; last year, it featured a Robotics Birds Exhibition. This time, with the Taj Mahal and Errakot theme, the exhibition offers a fascinating and immersive experience for the public. At a nominal entry fee of Rs 80 per person, visitors can embark on a unique tour starting with the model of Red Fort at the entrance. The exhibition designers have paid close attention to detail, creating an atmosphere with vibrant lighting and designated selfie zones. This feature alone has made it a popular destination for those seeking memorable photos and enjoyable social media moments. There are also play areas with toys, ensuring that children have an engaging experience too.
The centrepiece of the exhibition is the model of the Taj Mahal, which includes a water fountain in front, adding an extra touch of authenticity. Stairs are provided for visitors to climb the replica, giving them an elevated view and the perfect opportunity for photos. The overall ambiance, with the careful lighting and intricate design, provides visitors with a glimpse of the majesty of the Taj Mahal without having to travel to Agra.
For added enjoyment, there are also various games and rides for children, along with a wide range of stalls selling food, kitchen items, and other goods. Hundreds of people attend daily, making it a lively event that brings families and friends together for an affordable, enjoyable outing. The exhibition runs through November 17, providing plenty of opportunities for locals and visitors to immerse themselves in the experience. Many attendees have expressed gratitude, noting that this exhibition fulfils their dream of seeing the Taj Mahal at an accessible cost, right in their hometown.
