Australian bowler Adam Gempa arrived with his family on Monday to see the world famous monument Taj Mahal in Agra. Adam was accompanied by his wife, mother and children. Adam entered the Taj Mahal at around 9:00 am on Monday morning like a common tourist. However, before this he also had to wait for a golf cart to go from Shilpgram to Taj Mahal. After this, after reaching Taj Mahal, he got a photo shoot done with his family and also praised Taj Mahal, a symbol of love.
Had to wait to sit in the golf cart
Apart from the family, the Australian bowler was also accompanied by his guide Farhan Khan. The guide introduced him to the history of Taj Mahal. Due to crowd in Shilpgram, he had to wait to board the golf cart. After this he reached Taj Mahal. He was accompanied by mother Palmier, wife Harriet and son Tina.
Never seen a more beautiful building than this – Adam Zampa
Gempa got the photo shot done sitting on the witch bench on the central tank. After this he reached the main dome. Here he did a photo shoot with his son. Made many videos of children having fun in Taj Mahal. Seeing the beauty of Taj Mahal, the Australian bowler described it as amazing. He said that he had never seen such a beautiful building before. This is really wonderful. Gempa said that if there was a descendant of the Mughal Empire today, he would feel proud to see this building. He stayed in Taj Mahal for about an hour. Australian bowler Gempa expressed his unhappiness over the arrangement of golf carts from Shilpgram to Taj Mahal. He said that there should be more golf carts according to the crowd. At the same time, seeing Gempa, many people took selfies with him. Gempa also did not disappoint his fans.
Golf carts cause trouble
Even before this, tourists have faced a lot of trouble regarding golf carts in Taj Mahal. On Saturday, a huge crowd of tourists had arrived to see the Taj Mahal. In such a situation, due to shortage of golf carts, hundreds of tourists had to stand in long lines. After several hours the number of tourists arrived and then they reached Taj Mahal.