FAMOUS PLACES IN INDIA

Famous Places In India

  1.   Delhi

Red Fort is one of the historic monuments in Delhi. This monument gets its name from the red almonds built by the Mughals. This fort is located in the heart of the city and used as a formal place for the Royals. Even today, spot is used for political and national ceremonies. Red Fort is not just about the exterior beauty of the fortified wall. Within fortresses like palaces, palaces, museums and others you can find many interesting attractions.

Tourist attractions in Red Fort

Designed in the 17th century, this monument itself is an attraction. The fort covers 2.44 acres of land, which is 2.4 kms. Is there. The castle is octagonal in shape and many areas of the fort are decorated with marble works. Kohinoor diamond is considered to be part of a decoration. The fort has three gates. Royal Khilabad is used to enter the fort through the gate and now it is openly closed. Lahore and Delhi gates are open to the public. If you have come out of Lahore's door, you can find a large shopping area, patches of chaats, for swanier shopping and window shopping. Shopping complex is known for household items, silk, jewelry and others.

The fort includes design of garden and other architectural elements which suggest that there is a plan to build a palace inside the fort. In the 18th century, the fort was attacked to rob precious artworks. Some apartments or buildings are in good condition and are open to explore for tourists.

There is a small drum room at Nausbatt Khana. In ancient times, music was played on certain intervals from this continent. To reach the main court area, walk out of the drum room, the map, a large, guard public audience hall. There are large columns supported by decorated arches in the hall. You can find a platform with a balcony where Royals gave lectures. Walk out of the hall to reach the royal apartments on vertical platforms. You can find canals that connect all the pavilions. Water is pulled from Yamuna river. Most of the pavilion women quarters in the south of the castle include Mumtaz Mahal and Rang Mahal. Mumtaz Mahal has an archaeological museum. The museum has artifacts of Mughal era. You can find Astrolabes, Jade Objects, Daggers, Curtains, Carpets, Swords, Imperial Styles, Miniatures and others. A gallery in the museum has pictures of freedom struggle.

Color Mahal was used by the emperor's wife and wives. The palace is brightly colored and decorated with mosaic. You can find a large marble pool inside. King Mahal is the king's house. On the northern part of the audience hall, you can find a small court, which was used as a private audience hall. The roof has a roof and is decorated with precious stones. You can find a bloom throne and many other attractions here.

Other interesting elements are good steps, royal baths, pearl masjid, diamond palace and others. On the northern part of the castle, you can find a small garden, which was provided by the reservoir in the past. There were similar gardens on the west side of the fort, which were destroyed by the British in the past.

Every evening, sound and light shows are held inside the fort, which are watched by thousands of people. This show explains the history of Mughals, their lifestyle and other elements.

The only fan within the fort is the only working restaurant. Public toilet is available inside the park and at the entrance of the fort.

   2. Pink City Jaipur

                                    

     Jaipur is known as a pink city, and arrival visitors can immediately understand the logic behind the name. Each building inside the walled historic center is painted in a "pink" terracotta and there are few exceptions to this color scheme. 

This color is so important for the city's heritage that it is put under local law. Considering Jaipur's mishaps and inadequate infrastructure, such a color scheme running in the city can cause visitors trouble. This guide will give details of Jaipur's history behind pink.

History of Pink Jaipur

The historic reason for the same color of Central Jaipur is with the full power of Maharaja (Sawai Ram Singh) and his heavy strategy to influence Prince Albert during his 1876 tour of India.

Prince Albert had performed royal duties for 17 weeks throughout the Indian subcontinent, but he was tired and alone with his beloved wife, his official connections without Victoria. Indian leaders had a perfect opportunity to strengthen relations with the British clan and get a personal introduction to the Royal family. The Maharaja of Jaipur was one of the richest and most powerful men of India and did not impress the British court with any other.   

  3.  Taj Mahal

       

 

    The name Taj Mahal, translates to the 'cown place' and is one of the most famous and marvelous buildings in india. Located in the city of Agra

Mahal is actually a mausoleum built to house the remains of mumtaz Mahal, the wife of mugahal Emperor shah jahan. the building is known for its extensive use of white marble and was completed in the mid- 17th century.  

Brief Synthesis

Taj Mahal is located in a vast Mughal garden on the right bank of Yamuna river, which covers about 17 hectares in the Agra district of Uttar Pradesh. The Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan was constructed in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal from the beginning of 1632 AD and completed in 1648 AD, in which the mosque, guest house and main entrance to the south, the outer courtyard and its clothes were added. Afterwards and completed in AD 1653. The existence of several historical and viral inscriptions in Arabian History helps establish Taj Mahal's fiction. For its construction, a complete empire of men's, stone cutters, annihiers, conspirators, painters, calligraphers, dome builders and other artisans and Central Asia and Iran was also sought. Ustad-Ahmad Lahori was the Chief Architect of Taj Mahal.

Taj Mahal is considered the greatest architectural achievement in the entire series of Indo-Islamic architecture. Its known architectural beauty is a rhythmic blend of solids and voids, concepts and coverage and light shades; Such as arches and domains further enhance the aesthetic aspect. The green green slap red color pathway and blue sky color combinations are always seen in changing buds and moods. Relief work from precious and semi-precious stones in marble and jaws except for those monuments.


The Taj Mahal's specialty is in some of the most amazing innovations undertaken by Shahjahan's horticulture projects and architects. Such a talented plan is to set up a tomb in a part of the Quadripartite garden, from a specific center, which adds a rich depth and perspective to the distant perspective of the monument. It is also the best example of fertile tomb variations. The tomb is raised on square platform along the four sides of the base of the octagonal miniature extending beyond the square at the corner. The top of the platform is reached by the back of the steps provided in the center of the south. The ground plan of the Taj Mahal is the perfect balance of composition, the octagonal tombs chamber in the center, surrounded by the portal hall and four corner rooms. The floor on the plan is repeated. The outer part of the tomb is square in the plan with chambers. Large double-storied rounded houses with Senatafs of Mumtaz Mahal and Shahjahan, are a perfect octagon in the plan. The exquisite octagonal marble thickness covering both the cenotaphs is part of the superb ability to screen. It is very polished and decorated with embroidery work. Frame borders represent flowers implemented with incredible perfection. Colored holes of stones used to make leaves and flowers are almost real. Mumtaz Palace is located in the center of the Synotaf's grave chamber, which is placed on a rectangular platform equipped with inside flower plant modify. Shahjahan's Sinotaf is larger than Mumtaz Mahal and has been established thirty years later since the later part of the West. The upper senotaph is just misleading and the real tombs are in the lower chamber (sign), which are adopted in the royal Mughal tombs.

    4. Kullu Manali

            

                               

Situated in the lap of the great Himalayas, the stunning hill station is situated between the influential peaks of Kullu and Manali Pir Panjal and the Dhauladhar ranges. This dazzling hill station is surrounded by vast snow-covered mountains and forested pinewood forests, which, along with the beautiful river Beas, flows through the entire region in the form of their magnificent center. Kullu and Manali are top of the list of the most popular places in India and therefore, it is possible that you can fall in love with this incredible hill, which is in the gifts with the abundant charm of nature and natural beauty. Tourist places like Kalyu and Manali, Beas Kund, Chandkhani Pass, Rohtang Pass and Solang Valley are very many, which attracts countless tourists every year so that the beauty looks so clear and pure.
Kullu and Manali are two different places, which are settled in the snow-covered mountains of the Himalayas. Whereas, charming Kullu is a valley with pictures of picturesque sites and temples, Manali is a stunning mountain river, which flows with rivers, water streams and high mountains in the Rakesh state of Himachal. Manali is also an ideal place for adventure sports, so people from different parts of the country visit this popular hill station to experience mountaineering, trekking and skiing. Both Kullu and Manali are easily available from Shimla, Delhi, Chandigarh, Ludhiana, etc., making it easier for travelers to plan happy holidays in Kullu and Manali.
Kullu and Manali tours hit the highest climate during the summer holidays and from December to February, when the climate is mostly pleasant and good. Manali is one of the top favorites of honeymoon couples, which is on top for an exciting experience among the spectacular mountains in this area, topped with snow.
Manali has many tourist attractions like Hidimba Temple, Buddhist Monastery, Old Manali, Nehru Kund, Club House, Manu Temple, Great Himalayan National Park, Mountaineering Institute, and Vashishta Temple, which provide tourists a great experience. 'Queen of the Hills' Manali has many such attractions in her wings; All you have to do is mark your calendar and pack your bags to find unemployed in the two most shocking cities-Kullu and Manali

 5.  Darjeeling

       Darjeeling is an enchanting hill station located in West Bengal and is a divine amalgamation of green hills, beautiful quiet monasteries, tea gardens and wonderful toy train. The city is also known as the queen of hill stations and it comes from the Tibetan word 'dorje', meaning a precious stone or thunder and 'gender' is the place, thus Darjeeling means the land of thunder. At one time, Darjeeling was one of the favorite places of the British because of its calm climatic conditions and lush mountains. It is also very famous for Darjeeling tea. Being in Darjeeling and drinking hot kacha tea is priceless. The total population of the city is 132,016 and it is ethnically diverse with common languages ​​spoken in Nepali, Tibetan, Hindi, Bengali and English. March-May and September-November are considered to be the best time to travel to this heavenly place. In the month of July, Darjeeling has heavy rains and landslides due to massive deforestation and poor planning. Therefore, while planning for a visit to Darjeeling, rain should be avoided.

One of the major attractions of Darjeeling is its toy train which was built in the late 19th century and ran from Jalpaiguri to Darjeeling. The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway has been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its track extends from sea level to about 7,500 feet in height of about 70 km. To remove these gradients, the train zigzags turns back and loops, the most famous Batsia loop, where the train holds the whole figure of eight. The train covers approximately 83 km in six or seven hours, so you have a lot of time to breathe in the fresh mountainous air.
The world's third-highest mountain, 8586 meters powerful Kanchenjunga, is going to revive Darjeeling's beauty. The way to climb Mtu is very difficult, but when you are on the peak and are looking at the world from the top, then this feeling is incomparable. However, you should not be disappointed if you are not able to see the view from above, then everyone can not attend Kanchenjunga. You can see the beauty of Kanchenjunga from Tiger Hills, Sunrise Travel is among the most famous among tourists. The travelers can also see the picturesque views of the Ranjit river and the green tea plantation of the city through the ropeway. This is the first passenger ropeway in India and from the north point, Singla delivers a distance of 5 km to the market. It is a big mistake to visit Darjeeling and not visit tea gardens. Tea plantations which are situated on the rolling slopes of hills, are going to attract you without any doubt. You can visit Badamantan Tea Estate, which was once one of the British-owned and managed Tea Company. It is located across the Ranjit river. You can buy flush tea first, which fills the property with a sweet taste and fine aroma.