BEST PLACES TO VISIT DELHI
JANTAR
MANTAR ;
An
astronomical observatory with masonry instruments built in 1724 by maharaja
jai singh –ll, the mathematician and
astronomer king of Jaipur. The instruments are intended to show the movements of the sun , moon , etc.
LAKSHMI
NARAYAN TEMPLE
Popularly known as birla mandir, it is a large
hindu temple built in orissan style, in 1938, by the renowned birla family.
People of all faiths can worship at this
temple.
QUTUB MINAR
Qutub minar is an excellent example of afghan
architecture. The minar is a 72.5 mts.
High victory tower, the construction of
which began in the final year of twelth
century by qutubu’d din – aibak and was
later completed by his successors .
BAHAI’S
HOUSE OF WORSHIP
Situated
atop the kalkaji hill. It is also known as “ the lotus temple “ due to its
distinctive lotus shaped design in marble. It was built in 1987 by the
followers of baha’I faith. The temple signifies the purity and equality of all
religions. { Monday closed }
SAFDARJUNG
TOMB
At the
western end of lodhi road is situated the safdarjung tomb built in 1753 – 54 by
the son of the second nawab of qudh{Monday only }
RED FORT
BUILT BY
SHAHJAHAN THE BUILDER OF THE Taj mahal in agra .The construction lasted from
1639 to 1648 (Monday closed) .
Jama Masjid
Jama masjid
is the lagest masque in india and stands across the road from the red fort
built in 1656 by shahjaha about 20,000people can pray here at a time (drive
past.)
Raighat
The simple
square plateform of black marble marks the place where the father of nation
Mahatma Gandhi was cremated.
Humayan’s
Tomb
Built by
humayun’s widow queen haji begum in the 16th centuary it is supposed
to be prototype of the Tajmahal at agra.
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