Beautiful Monuments in Capital City(Delhi)
THE THRIVING DELHI
INTRODUCTION :
Delhi being a historical metropolis suggests a rich blend of cultural heritage full of architectural marvels and a city full of life with a modern lifestyle. It is located in the northern part of the country.
Delhi is a hub of life full of activity and serves as an important center of political and economic cultural heritage.
Delhi is the seat of power of several empires including the Mughal Delhi Sultanate as well as the British. There are several heritage forts and major sites.
The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also the best example of Mughal architecture.
DELHI is a hub of cultures and religions with people from all over the world calling it HOME. This is reflected in its cuisine, festivals and cultural traditions. DELHI offers a wide range of delicious delicacies to satisfy all palates.
The inhabitants of the city also called "DELHIITES"
"NOW LET'S TALK ABOUT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
BEST PLACES IN DELHI YOU MUST VISIT”
Tourist Attractions:
A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGEQutub minar is a towering minaret and one of the most beautiful minar located in Delhi, it falls under the most famous monument in Delhi and is an iconic historical monument. It is an architectural wonder built of red sandstone and marble.
Construction of the Qutub minar began in the 12th century and is a symbol of victory and Islamic rule.
It reflects the rich cultural heritage of both Delhi and India. It is an attraction for tourists from all over the world.
It includes numerous structures such as palaces, audience halls, pavilions, gardens and mosques. The most important buildings in the fort are Diwan-I-Aam (HALL OF PUBLIC) and Diwan-I-Khas (HALL OF PRIVATE AUDIENCE).
Visitors here at the red fort can enjoy a mesmerizing light and sound show that takes place in the evening hours. The show also tells the history of the fort and highlights its architectural glory.
The Red Fort houses several museums that exhibit artefacts, paintings and historical monuments from the Mughal period.
JAMA MASJID is accessed through three imposing gates with the northern gate known as the BULAND DARWAZA.
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