India has a very rich cultural heritage whether we talk in terms of religion, customs, the variety of food we get here or in terms of archaeological structures. If you are fascinated by the designs and the sheer grandeur of Indian historical, heritage sites, you must take out time during vacations and visit the following 8 historical spots in India.
Read on to know about the 9 fantastico historical places in India that you must visit:
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| 8 Fantastico Historical Places In India That You Must Visit |
#1 Taj Mahal
This monument located in Agra and has been
included in the list of 7 wonders of the World. The structure was made by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in loving
memory of his wife Mumtaz. Taj Mahal is a true symbol of love and people from all across the world come to visit this wonderful monument.
included in the list of 7 wonders of the World. The structure was made by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in loving
memory of his wife Mumtaz. Taj Mahal is a true symbol of love and people from all across the world come to visit this wonderful monument.
#2 The Victoria Memorial
Ever been to Kolkata? Well, then you must be aware of the beautiful monument called the Victoria memorial that displays a beautiful amalgamation between European and Mughal styles of architecture.The Mughal motifs and domes adorn the English construction. It is made up in pure White marble and spreads across 64 acres of land near the Jawahar Nehru road.
#3 Sanchi stupa
Sanchi, which is located in Madhya Pradesh is the epitome of Buddhist culture and architecture in India.
#4 The gateway of India
The Gateway of India stands tall in the city of Mumbai and is a structure that was built in India, back during the British rule. This was build to welcome King George the Vth and Queen Mary into the mainland of India.The architectural style that inspired this monument is the Indo-Sarcenic. It has been open to public since the year 1924.
#5 Qutab Minar
How can we not include Qutab Minar in our list, located n the heart of Nation’s capital, the “dilwalo ki Dilli”. Qutab Minar stands almost 13 metres tall with 379 steps that need to be climbed to reach the top storie of the structure.It’s foundation was laid by Qutab-ud-din Aibak and the construction was subsequently completed by Shamsu’d-Din Litutmsh, his son-in-law.It is the highest stone tower in India with certain other historical structure like the graves of Jamali-Kamali, Mehrauli archaeological complex in close proximity.
#6 Ajanta and Ellora caves
The Ajanta and Ellora caves are ancient caves that are famous for being carved out of rocks using just hammer and chisel.There are in all 34 caves of Ellora and 29 caves of Ajanta that can be visited to appreciate their paintings, sculptures and grand architecture.
#7 Mysore Palace
South India has some of the most
stunning examples of Indian architecture. The Mysore palace, located in
the state of Karnataka is a must check out for all.It is also popularly
known as the Amba Vilas and Maharaja’s palace. It happens to be one of
the largest palaces of India spreading over an area of 245 feet by 56
feet. It is made in form of a sequence of arched towers, built one next
to the other beautifully enclosed in domes.
stunning examples of Indian architecture. The Mysore palace, located in
the state of Karnataka is a must check out for all.It is also popularly
known as the Amba Vilas and Maharaja’s palace. It happens to be one of
the largest palaces of India spreading over an area of 245 feet by 56
feet. It is made in form of a sequence of arched towers, built one next
to the other beautifully enclosed in domes.
The style of architecture
from which the builders of Mysore palace, drew their inspiration is
known as the Indo-Saracenic style. It was originally built in
wood. Unfortunately, the original tower got burnt down in the year 1897
and was rebuilt by Raja Wodeyar in the year 1912. It is a delight to
behold at night with all it’s amazing lights.
from which the builders of Mysore palace, drew their inspiration is
known as the Indo-Saracenic style. It was originally built in
wood. Unfortunately, the original tower got burnt down in the year 1897
and was rebuilt by Raja Wodeyar in the year 1912. It is a delight to
behold at night with all it’s amazing lights.
#8 Hampi
The ruins of the town Hampi, which is supposed to the the last capital of the Vijay Nagar empire are associated with a lot of history.At present, only large boulders and pillars with some architectural remains can be seen.The Vitthala temple and the 56 pillars that produce musical notes when struck.
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All the places mention in your post i like Taj mahal Is one of the best romantic and historical places for visit in India
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