
A Visit to the Protected Monument “PATALESHWAR CAVE†by chance
I have been visiting Pune for the last so many years for my official work but it was not known to me that the…
Read MoreI have been visiting Pune for the last so many years for my official work but it was not known to me that the…
Read MoreTakht Patna Sahib also known as Harmander Sahib is one of the five Takhts of Sikh. The Takht means “seat of power or throne…
Read MorePatna , the capital of Bihar, is located on the southern banks of the Ganges. The city is also situated close to Kosi, Sone…
Read MoreAfter enjoying the evening in Nathala , next day morning we checked out from Hotel & proceeded towards Dehradun. There are two routes for…
Read MoreThere are several places on the way to Gangotri which are worth to see. We took almost two days to cover the following places…
Read MoreIn the continuation of my last post “Scenic Spots on the way to Divine Yatra YAMNOTRI”. Next day morning we got up at 5…
Read MoreIn every summer vacation my family visits Dehradun (in law’s house) so we tend to explore the places in Uttranchal. I love to be…
Read MoreInstead of writing directly about my recent trip to Yamnotri & Gangotri I realized that I should give some brief description about the holy state Dev Bhoomi – Uttrakhand so that all the readers can be benefited by enhancing their knowledge to know about this place & I expect the same from the others who already have the information about this Holy state.
Read MoreWiesbaden’s history is more than 2000 years old and begins with the Romans. Wiesbaden has been the capital of the state of Hessen since…
Read MoreIn continuation to my Frankfurt journey ,next day morning we left for Mainz and we walked down to Frankfurt Railway station and caught a…
Read MoreIn continuation of Frankfurt Part – 1. In spite of intolerable cold breeze we tried to explore the Frankfurt as much as possible. St….
Read MoreThe Qutab Minar is one of the historic monuments listed in a UNESCO World heritage Site situated at Mehrauli – South Delhi was constructed in 1192 by Qutub-ud-din-Aibak , Viceroy & General in Mohammad Ghori of Ghazni’s army to mark their victory over Delhi . It is an excellent example of Indo-Islamic architecture. The Qutub Minar has beautiful calligraphy in Arabic. There are many carvings as well on the Qutub Minar. Qutab Minar is tallest brick minaret in the world inspired by the minaret of Jam in Afghanistan.
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