Its main chamber contains false sarcophagi of its only two permanent residents, Mumtaz and Jahan.
This structure's finial was originally made of gold and is topped by a crescent. Its four arch-shaped doorways are flanked by several vaulted archways, which can also be found on its chamfered edges, and four kiosks surround its main dome. In front of this structure sits a garden, which contains a reflecting pool, and the four corners of this structure each contain a minaret. Its main chamber contains false sarcophagi of its only two permanent residents, Mumtaz and Jahan. For 10 points, identify this UNESCO world heritage site, a notable white marbled mausoleum in Agra, India.
This structure's finial was originally made of gold and is topped by a crescent.
Taj Mahal