Moti Masjid TRAVEL GUIDE

There are several major places to visit in Agra, of which there is unique status of refinement in the Moti Masjid in Agra. It is believed that who has visited St. Basils Cathedral in Moscow, he will feel that there is a close assistant with him in it. Sitting in the premises of Agra Fort, where the river is extensively present in the origination of the Yamuna, this Masjid is repeatedly seen by the visitors. Its shiny vault is worked with light white marble, which gives it an exceptionally smooth unique and brings a glow in its glory.

History of Moti Masjid, Agra

The Agra Moti Masjid was constructed by the Powerful ruler Shah Jahan, one of the largely called artesian. During the Mughal regime, various architectural surprises were invented between Shah Jahan's rules. Today, a large part of these is the eyesight of the eyes. Anyway, returning to the Moti Masjid, it is said that the Moti Masjid has earned a Pearl Masjid, shining like a pearl. It is believed that this Masjid was developed by Shah Jahan for his people of a royal court.

How to Reach Moti Masjid

The Agra Moti Masjid is near the city area. Therefore, getting this place is never an issue. To reach here, you can take benefit of Bus Transport Administration from Power House bus stand. Similarly, the railway station is very close to Moti Masjid. It was separated from Agra Airport, set on the south-west side of the Agra Fort. To come here specially the terminal of the plane will have to be framed, in which you have to set a distance of 8 km.

Time to visit Moti Masjid

5:30 AM to 6 PM (Daily).

Moti Masjid Location

Architecture of Moti Masjid

The Moti Masjid in Agra is a beautiful scene for the eyes. Its architectural highlights are like St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow. It is situated in the Yamuna River and makes the most powerful of its position in the premises of Agra Fort. It consists of three arches made of light white marble. Three marble volts are made on red sandstone walls. Looking at its structure you will go to the amazing symmetrical plan of the Masjid. While sitting on the direct corridor of Agra's fort, Diwan-i-Aam, the Masjid entered the searchers with its intelligible presence.