Agra, November 20 — Donald Trump Jr., son of US President Donald Trump, visited the Taj Mahal on Thursday during his India trip. The visit drew significant attention as he spent over an hour exploring the monument under tight security arrangements.
Trump Jr. posed for photographs at the iconic Diana Bench, echoing the moment from his father’s 2020 visit to the site. He was accompanied by a high-profile delegation of international guests, with officials noting that the group included representatives from nearly 40 countries.
During the tour, Trump Jr. expressed keen interest in the history and architecture of the Taj Mahal, asking detailed questions about its construction and cultural significance. Local guides briefed him on the monument’s heritage and its place as a symbol of India’s rich legacy.
Security was managed by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), local police, and US security teams to ensure smooth movement throughout the visit. Authorities confirmed that arrangements were made to avoid disruption to regular tourist activity at the site.
Following his Agra visit, Trump Jr. is scheduled to travel to Udaipur to attend a destination wedding at Jag Mandir Palace and City Palace’s Manek Chowk, marking another highlight of his India itinerary.
