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UV index at Taj Mahal, Agra, India
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- Low 0 to 2
- Moderate 3 to 5
- High 6 to 7
- Very high 8 to 10
- Extreme 11+
Hour-by-hour numbers
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The next few days
Each day’s UV curve and peak, drawn on the same scale so you can compare. The forecast reaches roughly four days ahead.
What to do today
About the Taj Mahal
A visit to the Taj Mahal includes the approach through the gardens and time around the monument as well as the mausoleum itself. Photographs and a slow walk can keep you outdoors well beyond the moment you first see the building.
The chart covers the outdoor area around the Taj Mahal. It is not a reading from inside the mausoleum and cannot describe the shade in each part of the gardens.
A photograph can become a long stop
The garden paths and views toward the monument invite repeated stops. Include those in your plans rather than counting only the walk from the gate.
Bright marble can be uncomfortable to look at, but visible glare is not a measure of UV. Likewise, hazy or cooler weather does not give you a reliable reading without checking the forecast.
Look at the hours you will actually visit
Compare the local hourly curve with your intended arrival and departure. If you choose an early visit, look at how the reading changes afterward too, especially if the rest of your Agra sightseeing is outdoors.
The official Taj Mahal website lists visiting arrangements and prohibited items. Check those before packing; this forecast is not an opening-hours or admission guide.
Sun protection tips for Taj Mahal
- Bring a hat and sunglasses for the outdoor approach and garden paths.
- Use covering clothing and sunscreen for exposed skin, following the label.
- Plan what you need in a small day bag that complies with the official entry rules, rather than assuming every item can be carried inside.
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Visitor information
UV forecasts are model estimates for the area, not readings from the monument itself. Shade and your route change your actual exposure. This is general information about sun safety and isn’t medical advice. Last updated October 24, 2026.