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President Trump, First Lady visit historic monument Taj Mahal, Ivanka spends quality time with husband Jared at Taj

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Ivanka Trump on February 24 spent some quality time with her husband Jared Kushner at the Taj Mahal. Photo-ANI

The United States President Donald Trump along with First lady Melania Trump visited the historic monument Taj Mahal in Agra.

President Trump was accompanied by family and UP CM Yogi Adityanath.

He was also seen signing on the visitor's book.

Earlier today, President Trump and PM Modi addressed a public gathering at Motera stadium in Ahmedabad. He is in India for a two-day visit.

Advisor and daughter of United States President Donald Trump, Ivanka Trump on February 24 spent some quality time with her husband Jared Kushner at one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal.

Ivanka was so mesmerised with the Taj Mahal that she had some photoshoot with her husband, she even gave her personal smartphone to take her solo photograph.

The tour guide from Ministry of Tourism, Nitin Kumar Singh, who gave tour to US President Donald Trump said that Trump and Melania have promised to revisit the Taj Mahal.

He said, "I gave every minute detail of the Taj Mahal to US President Donald Trump and the First Lady.

President and the First Lady have promised to visit once again."

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