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These places provide
an insight of the city’s past and gives a panoramic view of the
architectural prowess of the Indians. These monuments are preserved by
the joint efforts of the Architectural Survey of India and the
residents. The result of these well maintained monuments is that the
city offers a huge list of monuments that the inhabitants can be proud
of and the tourist can offer.
Significance
of historical places
The opulent culture
and heritage depicts the richness of Indian culture and its
architecture is immaculate. The Akshardham Temple is one of the
important places sited in Noida, New Delhi. This structure encompasses
20,000 statues, superb carved pillars made of stones and floral motifs.
The history of Mughal in India represents the ancient epics to be
preserved. The Humayun’s tomb is a magnificent experience and the
architecture portraying the ancient treasure of this tomb. The dome is
made of Persian tiles and is a great attraction.
Red Fort is a very
important monument of India standing on river Yamuna bank. The entire
structure is made of Red stone. This was built by Shahjahan in 1648 and
Red fort was the capital. Lotus Temple is sited at Kalkaji and is made
of dolomite, cement, sand and marble. This temple is open to all. It is
an immaculate place for wisdom, meditation and peace. Qutub Minar is
one of the tallest monuments of Delhi and is believed to have been
built to commemorate victory.
Jama Masjid is the
biggest mosque to accommodate 25000 worshippers at a time. Built in
1656 AD by Shah Jahan involving around 5000 craftsmen is carrying its
significance even today and is one of the actual reasons for the
augmentation of tourist’s inflow. India gate is in due respect to the
Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives in the WWI.
All these represent
the richness of these historical places. The moment one enters such
historical places you can feel the vibration viewing those objects.
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