A Hindu temple that could fit 200 Taj Mahals in it

[KedarT]

But still, you need a Tajmahal to earn most of your tourist revenue.

So sad for you guys, the Taj Mahal is with us and you can do zilch about it. Although, I personally feel it's overrated. There are plenty of palaces in Rajasthan, ancient monuments like Buddhist caves in Maharashtra and temples in South India that are way better than it. But we aren't complaining if it's giving us money.

Taj Mahal remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India

Taj Mahal, one of the most loved and recognised historical monuments in the world, has once again made it so easy to say “Wah Taj!”. The monument of love remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India, even in the face of pandemic. In the last three years – 2019 to 2022 – Taj Mahal...

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Revenue however doesn't correlate to popularity because if that was the case, due to the Taj Mahal being in UP, it might have been the most popular state.

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[lastofthepatriots]

So sad for you guys, the Taj Mahal is with us and you can do zilch about it. Although, I personally feel it's overrated. There are plenty of palaces in Rajasthan, ancient monuments like Buddhist caves in Maharashtra and temples in South India that are way better than it. But we aren't complaining if it's giving us money.

Taj Mahal remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India

Taj Mahal, one of the most loved and recognised historical monuments in the world, has once again made it so easy to say “Wah Taj!”. The monument of love remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India, even in the face of pandemic. In the last three years – 2019 to 2022 – Taj Mahal...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Revenue however doesn't correlate to popularity because if that was the case, due to the Taj Mahal being in UP, it might have been the most popular state.

Top 10 most visited states of India by foreign tourists in 2020 - TripNxt Blog

See 10 most popular states to visit in India, top things to do in top states, food, shopping, sightseeings, nightlife and explore the famous attractions those states of india.

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Taj Mahal is considered a great wonder of the world.

How many Hindu temples are on the list?

Lmfao

Any western person you ask about India and the first thing that comes out of their mouth is Taj Mahal...

Not kurupurupari temple of the teri ma da chola empire located in Guttar Pradesh.

Sorry, but just being honest.

 

[SecularNationalist]

So sad for you guys, the Taj Mahal is with us and you can do zilch about it. Although, I personally feel it's overrated. There are plenty of palaces in Rajasthan, ancient monuments like Buddhist caves in Maharashtra and temples in South India that are way better than it. But we aren't complaining if it's giving us money.

Taj Mahal remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India

Taj Mahal, one of the most loved and recognised historical monuments in the world, has once again made it so easy to say “Wah Taj!”. The monument of love remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India, even in the face of pandemic. In the last three years – 2019 to 2022 – Taj Mahal...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Revenue however doesn't correlate to popularity because if that was the case, due to the Taj Mahal being in UP, it might have been the most popular state.

Top 10 most visited states of India by foreign tourists in 2020 - TripNxt Blog

See 10 most popular states to visit in India, top things to do in top states, food, shopping, sightseeings, nightlife and explore the famous attractions those states of india.

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Oh yea taj mahal is with you and reminding you of every second about a place where your great grandmother worked as a kaneez of Mughals. We don't want to do zilch about it ,I was just reminding you how shameful you are when you talk crap about Muslims in India but shamefully accept the revenue given to you by the Muslims. That explains the character of indian nation.
It doesn't matter what you think about taj mahal , what matters is what the whole world thinks about it. And the world is clearly not interested in your caves and nude sculptures. They can just visit red light area of Delhi for that , where you probably work as a pimp.

 

[KedarT]

Taj Mahal is considered a great wonder of the world.

How many Hindu temples are on the list?

Lmfao

Any western person you ask about India and the first thing that comes out of their mouth is Taj Mahal...

Not kurupurupari temple of the teri ma da chola empire located in Guttar Pradesh.

Sorry, but just being honest.

As I said, if the Western people love visiting it, we are completely fine with it as long as we get money. For a country so much in love with Mughals, you poor people can't even visit it lol. I had been to North India but never did I thought of visiting Agra to see the Taj Mahal. Sorry, we just don't connect with it.
Anyway, it was propped up by the Britishers and that's why it's so popular.

Any western person you ask about India and the first thing that comes out of their mouth is Taj Mahal...

I'll tweak that a bit.
Any western person you ask about Pakistan and the first thing that might come is 'Osama bin Laden, Taliban, terrorists'? But Pakistan is much more than that, right? That's how perceptions go.

 

[KedarT]

Oh yea taj mahal is with you and reminding you of every second about a place where your great grandmother worked as a kaneez of Mughals.

Sorry, but my people buried the graves of the Mughals in Deccan. So it's most probably you guys. You guys build shrines or something over graves, don't you? Feel free to visit them in India, if you get a visa that is.

We don't want to do zilch about it ,I was just reminding you how shameful you are when you talk crap about Muslims in India but shamefully accept the revenue given to you by the Muslims. That explains the character of indian nation.

Who is talking crap about the common Muslim? And what is this revenue of the Muslims? Come out of your green lens. Tumhare abba Turko ka zamaan khatam ho gaya hai. Ab lagbhag 300 se zyada saal ho chuke hai.

 

[SecularNationalist]

Sorry, but my people buried the graves of the Mughals in Deccan. So it's most probably you guys. You guys build shrines or something over graves, don't you? Feel free to visit them in India, if you get a visa that is.

That wasn't even you who ended the mughal empire. British did that with the help of traitors like you. You were always ready to sell your mother to the highest bidder and this kind of behaviour still continues.

Who is talking crap about the common Muslim? And what is this revenue of the Muslims? Come out of your green lens. Tumhare abba Turko ka zamaan khatam ho gaya hai. Ab lagbhag 300 se zyada saal ho chuke hai.

Oh yea we can see all the love being showered on the common indian Muslim ever since modi and his RSS ideology came to power.
And if they teached you maths and history in your slum school then you should know from 1857 to 2022 aren't 300 years

 

[lastofthepatriots]

As I said, if the Western people love visiting it, we are completely fine with it as long as we get money. For a country so much in love with Mughals, you poor people can't even visit it lol. I had been to North India but never did I thought of visiting Agra to see the Taj Mahal. Sorry, we just don't connect with it.
Anyway, it was propped up by the Britishers and that's why it's so popular.


I'll tweak that a bit.
Any western person you ask about Pakistan and the first thing that might come is 'Osama bin Laden, Taliban, terrorists'? But Pakistan is much more than that, right? That's how perceptions go.

Taj Mahal was a very small price to pay to have a separate homeland from Hindu fanatics. Think of it as a parting gift.

 

[SIPRA]

Not kurupurupari temple of the teri ma da chola empire located in Guttar Pradesh.

Can you show it's location on Google map?

 

[KedarT]

That wasn't even you who ended the mughal empire. British did that with the help of traitors like you. You were always ready to sell your mother to the highest bidder and this kind of behaviour still continues.

What? Please read history.

Oh yea we can see all the love being showered on the common indian Muslim ever since modi and his RSS ideology came to power.
And if they teached you maths and history in your slum school then you should know from 1857 to 2022 aren't 300 years

Seriously
The Mughal empire ended in the Deccan with Aurangzeb's death in 1707, actually it ended even before that. What you are referring to is a small Mughal kingdom restricted to Delhi living off on Maratha pensions initially and then on British pensions.
Also, stop name calling please.

 

[Bilal9]

Well the Hindu ancestors of Pakistanis fought off and fought well for three long centuries till they lost to Ghaznavis and then Rajput fought till the end of 12th centuary when Ghori won Delhi. Yes, they couldn't save those majnificent Hindu temples, still their bravery have contributed in keeping today's India Hindu majority.

I'm frm south East India, most of our Hindu temples are intact becasue we fought off the Muslim invaders successfully except the Mughals and lost out freemdom to them for 200yrs.

Muslim invaders took pity on you and let you keep your religion(s).

Tearful begging and pleading helped, which some of you are very good at.

Otherwise they'd have converted all of you, you'd be saccha Muslim by now.

 

[KedarT]

Taj Mahal was a very small price to pay to have a separate homeland from Hindu fanatics. Think of it as a parting gift.

We don't really care about your gift but thanks anyway.

 

[Maula Jatt]

And what if you guys are just a mixed breed with afghans and balochis and Indian ones are the real deal?

No sir, original gujjar tribes were settled in kashmir valley and parts northern Punjab near kashmir - that's like a centeries old thing, you can trace back thier kingdoms to these regions

Even in pakistan you won't find many gujjars outside of these places

So for him it's weird that when there's very little presence of gujjar tribes outside of these areas in Pakistan, then how are they present in India of all places?

Like think about it , it's a little weird don't you think? and thier clan situation is also very shaky

Honestly I feel like they're like Indian Muslims who claim to be Persian or Mughal or whatever but maybe one of their ancestor was but at this point they're not, same with the Indian gujjar

Not kurupurupari temple of the teri ma da chola empire located in Guttar Pradesh.

Braah I am dead, wtf lol

 

[SecularNationalist]

What? Please read history.

Seriously
The Mughal empire ended in the Deccan with Aurangzeb's death in 1707, actually it ended even before that. What you are referring to is a small Mughal kingdom restricted to Delhi living off on Maratha pensions initially and then on British pensions.
Also, stop name calling please.

So I guess bahadur shah zafar was actually a Hindu in disguise
I am appalled your knowledge of history. Or perhaps you studied your hindutva version of history.

 

[Bossman]

Why is this stupid guy comparing a mausoleum with a temple. They serve a different purposes. He should compare a Muslim mausoleum with a Hindu mausoleum? Well he cannot, because there are no Hindu mausoleums.

 

[Bossman]

So sad for you guys, the Taj Mahal is with us and you can do zilch about it. Although, I personally feel it's overrated. There are plenty of palaces in Rajasthan, ancient monuments like Buddhist caves in Maharashtra and temples in South India that are way better than it. But we aren't complaining if it's giving us money.

Taj Mahal remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India

Taj Mahal, one of the most loved and recognised historical monuments in the world, has once again made it so easy to say “Wah Taj!”. The monument of love remains the highest revenue-generating monument in India, even in the face of pandemic. In the last three years – 2019 to 2022 – Taj Mahal...

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Revenue however doesn't correlate to popularity because if that was the case, due to the Taj Mahal being in UP, it might have been the most popular state.

Top 10 most visited states of India by foreign tourists in 2020 - TripNxt Blog

See 10 most popular states to visit in India, top things to do in top states, food, shopping, sightseeings, nightlife and explore the famous attractions those states of india.

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I have seen them all. Rajasthani stuff is just a cheap copy of Mughal art. Nothing compares to the Taj Mahal in it aesthetics and simplicity. The best contribution Hindus can make to architecture are the Kama Sutra temples in the south with depiction of fornification and beastality.