Know the Mystery behind the sealed doors and basements of Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal – One of the most beautiful Seven Wonders of the World. Today it stands as a symbol of love and better-quality craftsmanship – the huge structure with transcending minarets and untouched white flooring has not only fascinated tourists, as well as celebrities from all around the world who come down to have a glimpse this mausoleum that stands magnificently on the banks of the river Yamuna, at Agra. It is constructed with white marble and looks stunning in the Full moonlight.

The structure that was made to order in 1632 by the Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan, in the memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal has been available to open for public viewing since many years, but it has had its fair share of controversies — A legal case, first brought by six lawyers in Agra in April 2015, asserted that they were initially an old place of worship to the Hindu Lord Shiva. However, the controversy soon kicked the bucket and the Taj Mahal backpedaled to its being the wonder that it is today. However, for those of you have visited the Taj Mahal, you may have seen that the monument has opened only a piece of its structure for public viewing, while the rest has been sealed – the basement it is said has never been seen by the common public and it is here that the real holy place of Mumtaz Mahal is found – the one above it is essentially a copy that is available to open for public viewing.

Those people who visited the beautiful Taj Mahal once in their life most presumably realize that it’s some mysterious basements and doors that are sealed. Means, nobody is permitted to go there. All things considered, we have an answer to this unexplained mystery. It is a knowledge for those as well who don’t realize that previously and never visited to Taj Mahal.

Well, the appropriate response isn’t for proving Taj Mahal is a Temple or Mosque but on the fact that why Indian government sealed some of its awesome monument’s doors and basements and why they kept dark in public.

Presenting some of the Mysterious facts behind the sealed doors and basements of Taj Mahal.

1. Many prehistoric studies say that there is the house of tomb (Kabra) of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal. In this way, the basements are secured.
2. According to studies and structural design of Taj, it can be said as once it was a Shiva temple. Some people peeped inside the basement and found there are models and icons of Lord Shiva proofing the temple of Lord Shiva. So these basements and rooms are sealed to avoid any communal violence in the future.
3. According to science, sealing can also be done to prevent the deposition of Co2 inside. Basement’s chambers are made up of marble. If there will be deposition of Co2 then, it will make the marbles crumble which can cause cracks in the place. Therefore, in order to avoid deterioration internal chambers are sealed for public viewing. Overabundance exposure Co2 in the basements may bring about crumbling of four Minars surrounding the Taj Mahal.
4. Many people even trust that there is some haunting insight, which turned the basements to remain closed.
5. On the off chance that hypothesis is to be accepted, in the year 1934, a resident of Delhi peeped through an opening or break in one of the rooms and configured that it was a massive pillared corridor filled with sculptures of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. He also observed an icon of Lord Shiva. So these basements and rooms are sealed to maintain a strategic distance from any communal violence in the future.

In this way, these were few secrets of hidden doors of Taj Mahal which are expected to study from the depth and genuine truth should be investigated. Try not to execute your curiosity and visit the place and experience the place with so many hidden secrets behind.