Donald Trump Jr. Explores Historic Taj Mahal During India Visit

Donald Trump Jr., the son of US President Donald Trump, toured the iconic Taj Mahal in Agra on Thursday, spending approximately one hour exploring the historic monument under comprehensive security measures.

Arriving around 3:30 pm, Trump Jr. engaged in an extensive photography session throughout the complex, including at the famous Diana bench, according to officials present during the visit.

A senior official reported that the American businessman displayed significant interest in the monument's historical background and construction details, posing numerous questions about its architectural features to his assigned guide.

The tour was conducted by guide Nitin Singh, who notably had previously guided President Donald Trump during his 2020 visit to the same monument, establishing a connection between the two presidential family visits.

Security arrangements were substantially enhanced for the occasion. Local police forces worked alongside US security personnel to ensure safety throughout the visit.

The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) assumed control of internal security immediately upon Trump Jr.'s entrance to the premises, facilitating smooth movement within the monument grounds.

Prior to his arrival, local administration conducted special cleaning operations and removed stray animals from key routes around the monument.

According to officials, Trump Jr. is also scheduled to attend a prestigious destination wedding celebration in Udaipur during his visit to India.