Indian Monuments |
India
is a land of magnificent monuments and beautiful temples. The various
kings and dynasties that ruled over different regions of India at
different periods of time, left their mark on the pages of history,
in the form of grand architectural designs. The magnificent structures
built by the rulers of India, included monuments, temples, mosques,
forts, palaces and churches. From the mesmerizing marble beauty
of the Taj Mahal to the rock cut temples of Ajanta and Ellora; from
the sandstone forts of Rajasthan to the shore temples of Mahabalipuram;
from the monuments and temples of Hindu rulers to the forts and
mosques of the Mughals. While most written records and entire edifices
that testify to India's contribution to civilisation have been obliterated
over time, some of them from the close of the last millennium are
an eloquent reminder of the vitality of a continuing civilisation
for at least 5000 years. The meeting of different cultural traditions
can be seen in the innumerable forts, palaces, monuments and tombs
that dot the Indian landscape.
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> Prince of Wales
Museum, Mumbai |
| > Jantar Mantar, Delhi |
> Ajanta Ellora, Maharshtra |
| > National Museum, Delhi |
> Red Fort, Delhi |
| > Jama Masjid, Delhi |
> Erotic Temples, Khajuraho |
| > Charminar, Hyderabad |
> Victoria Memorial, Kolkata |
| > Nizamuddin Shrine, Delhi |
> Mahabalipuram Temple, Mahabalipuram |
| > Qutab Minar, Delhi |
> Konarak Sun Temple, Orissa |
| > Humayuns Tomb, Delhi |
> Taj Mahal, Agra |
| > Udaipur Palace, Udaipur |
> Jaislmer, Rajasthan |
| > Mehrangarh Fort, Mehrangarh |
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