Tiffany Trump, daughter of former U.S. President Donald Trump, visited the Taj Mahal in Agra on Saturday with her husband, Michael Boulos, spending approximately one hour exploring the iconic monument during their private trip to India.
The couple arrived at the 17th-century marble mausoleum around 11 a.m. and engaged in a tour of the site, during which they learned about its history and architectural significance. Local officials and tourist guides noted Tiffany’s enthusiasm, as she displayed a keen interest in the monument’s construction and posed several questions throughout the visit. Photographs taken at various locations within the UNESCO World Heritage site reflected the couple’s appreciation for the landmark’s renowned backdrop.
Their visit followed a day spent touring the Akshardham Temple in New Delhi. Tiffany described her experience at the temple as “incredible” on social media. The temple’s management expressed gratitude for the opportunity to host Tiffany, Boulos, and their friends during a day dedicated to exploring cultural heritage. U.S. Ambassador to India Sergio Gor also welcomed the couple.
Authorities implemented extensive security measures for the high-profile visit. Police reported that Tiffany and Michael traveled from Delhi to Agra on a chartered aircraft before making their way to the monument by road. A high-security corridor was established between the airport and the Taj Mahal, with increased police presence along the route and around the site.
Tiffany, the fourth child of Donald Trump and his former wife Marla Maples, married businessman Michael Boulos, of American-Lebanese descent, in November 2022. The Taj Mahal has historically drawn international leaders and dignitaries. Former President Trump visited the site with then-First Lady Melania Trump during his trip to India in 2020. French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, toured the Taj Mahal in 2018, and more recently, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his wife Jeanette Rubio visited the historic landmark.
