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Surrounded by historic ruins, Qutub Minar represents the tallest brick minaret in the world, recognized as a World Heritage Site. Begun in 1200 and completed over the following two centuries, the tower stands at a height of 73 m (240 ft). Explore the surrounding archeological sites to discover many traditional funerary buildings, gates, mosques, and other temples. Wander the complex and admire the minaret from multiple angles, and you'll immediately notice its intricate, multi-hued sandstone brickwork and carvings arranged in semi-cylindrical patterns. Ask Inspirock to suggest an itinerary and make planning a trip to New Delhi fast, fun, and easy.
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A beautiful tranquil space in the heart of Dehli with an interesting history and amazing photo opportunities for those with an artistic eye. Worth the visit!
A beautiful tranquil space in the heart of Dehli with an interesting history and amazing photo opportunities for those with an artistic eye. Worth the visit! more »
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Such a beautiful monument on the outskirts of Delhi and also one of the oldest structures in the city, being built between between 1199 and 1220. The tower was quite beautiful even in the evening...
Such a beautiful monument on the outskirts of Delhi and also one of the oldest structures in the city, being built between between 1199 and 1220. The tower was quite beautiful even in the evening... more »
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Impressive historic monument with stunning architecture and informative displays about India's rich cultural heritage. The intricate and beautiful architecture of the monument left me breathless. The surrounding Qutub Complex also has a rich history, with several historic tombs and other structures that provide a fascinating glimpse into India's past. The intricate carvings and designs on the walls of the various structures within the complex are stunning and offer a wonderful example of the rich cultural heritage of India. I was particularly impressed with the informative displays that explain the history and significance of each structure within the Qutub Complex. These displays were helpful in understanding the rich history and significance of the monument and its surroundings. Overall, Qutub Minar is a must-visit for anyone interested in history, architecture, and culture. The stunning architecture, rich history, and informative displays make it a great place to learn about India's rich cultural heritage.
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Very well maintained. Beautiful monuments. Perfect way to going back in time. Read about the monuments and history before visiting, and hire a guide. Ample Parking at nominal rates (Rs 10 per hour for cars). Crowded on weekends, specially noon onwards. Clean public toilets near the parking & ticket counters. Food & drinks are not allowed inside, you can deposit in lockers near ticket counter.
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