A man named Anand Prakash Chouksey built this stunning four-bedroom house resembling the Taj Mahal in India's Madhya Pradesh.

The impressive building includes a library, a meditation room and a 29-foot high dome.

Anand hired artisans from Rajasthan and Surat to decorate the structure’s walls and used the same marble as that of the 17th-century monument.

It took nearly three years to finish the house which he dedicated to his wife Manjusha.

A man built a four-bedroom house resembling the Taj Mahal and gifted it to his wife as a gesture of love in central India's Madhya Pradesh. Visuals shot on November 24 feature the magnificent replica in Burhanpur.

Visuals feature the house resembling the Taj Mahal standing tall amid a plot. The white marble structure, stationed in the middle of four pillars, shines against the backdrop of the night sky. However, the interior of the Taj Mahal replica remains that of a home. Later, the owner of the magnificent house reveals the details of the case.

The man, identified as Anand Prakash Chouksey, is an educationist and owns a hospital and a school. With help from experts from Agra, it took nearly three years to build the house resembling the Taj Mahal, which has a library and a meditation room, apart from the kitchen and bedrooms.

The 52-year-old dedicated the double-story residence, which also includes a 29-foot high dome, to his wife Manjusha. He also invited artisans from Rajasthan and Surat to decorate the structure’s walls and used the same marble as that of the 17th-century monument.