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Top Monuments Of India Based On Daily Visitors


he Temple of Narsimhadeva
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Since India is a huge country and its history stretches out from all corners and nooks, making it impossible to know what to see in India. The country is so rich and varied and, in the form of monuments, has some outstanding illustrations of history. These structures are the product of long invasions or the interest of Indian kings and countrymen in constructing buildings that can be known for long periods of time.

Posted On October 23rd, 2020

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The Wonder in India
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Taj Mahal

Righteously placed among the seven wonders of the world, the architectural Marvel of Taj Mahal was built by Shah Jahan in the year 1648. It incorporates the Mughal style of design and is made completely from white marble.

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Lal Qila
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Red Fort

Shah Jahan built the Red fort in 1638 in order to signify his rule and the establishment of Delhi as the capital of the Mughal Empire. This red sandstone building has now been declared as a World Heritage site by UNESCO.

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The High Tower
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Qutub Minar

Built by Qutab-Ud-Din Aibak to signify the defeat of the last Hindu ruler in Delhiin 1193, this 73 metre high tower held great importance in the Mughal dynasty. It is built from red sandstone and white marble.

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The Temple of Narsimhadeva
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Konark Sun Temple

Located on the banks of the state of Orissa, this is the temple that was built for the Sun God or Surya Deva. It incorporates ancient Hindu architectural techniques and beautiful carvings.

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The Citadel
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Golconda Fort

The Golconda fort was built by the Kakatiyas as a defence on the Western front. It later rose to prominence during Qutub Shahi, it was first built in mud and later fortified as a solid defence.

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The Sculpted Caves
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Ellora and Ajanta Caves

The Ellora and Ajanta caves in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra display some of the finest Jain Buddhist and Hindu sculptures and paintings that have been rock cut. The existence of the caves can be dated back to 200 BCE.

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The Four Minarets
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The Charminar

Charminar literally translates to four minarets which accurately describes the structure of this historical building. Built in 1591, Charminar is both a monument and a mosque. It is located in Hyderabad.