As she entered the site, she took a pause for few moments in front of the imposing white-marble complex. Then she took a 40-minute tour of the monument, accompanied by two guides Shamsuddin Khan and Barun Rawat, who informed her about the finer details of the 17th century monument.
The visibly impressed dignitary was seen touching the walls of the magnificent monument to get a feel of the intricate marble carving.
Dressed in all blue, the wife of US Vice President Joseph Biden was accompanied by their daughter Ashley and son-in-law Dr Howard David Krein.
While she was busy capturing the beauty of the monument, the young couple, who were married last year, were busy clicking photographs together. The family also posed to be clicked in front of the marble marvel.
And this 45 minutes visit was not enough for Jill Biden.
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