She decided to carve a memorial in his name So she called for artisans with acclaim. They chiselled & carved 7 levels of stone Rani Ki Vav or the …
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India
Taj Mahal might be the most popular UNESCO World Heritage Site in India. However, this is just one of the 40 UNESCO World Heritage sites that India has. Besides historical monuments, the Indian list includes two major cities and many national parks. Take a peek at some of these amazing places.
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For those visiting the desert city of Jaisalmer, the golden fort does appear like a mirage. As I got closer, I realized it was more than just a …
7000 years back, near Kutch on a small isle Lived the Harappans with flourish and style. Dholavira was what they called their land Which over time …
The stunning architecture of the famous Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur ignited a new thirst in me. Its surreal carvings and the advanced …
This ghost town was once a bustling citadel All that is left is its glorified shells. From its the palaces and courtrooms to mighty gate of victory, …
150 km from Ahmedabad, lies a town that used to be the capital of the Gujarat Sultanate. It was a powerhouse for almost two decades before it fell to …
The heritage walk in Ahmedabad isn’t just about seeing what makes it a UNESCO world heritage city. It is about discovering the amalgamation of …
Have you heard of the Living Chola Temples? Temples that have no shadows? Or have been built with material that was not native to the place? Or have …
I hope you are well rested after that beautiful Hampi trail through Virupaksha Temple and its surrounding wonders. With those memorable historic …
They cut and chiseled in the caves of Badami, beautifying every feature, every nook and corner. The learning that started in Aihole was getting close …
60 odd kilometers from Chennai, along the East Coast Road, lies a little town called as Mahabalipuram or Mamallapuram. This town is a popular weekend …
Whenever I research a destination, there are always some places that I earmark as “uncompromisable” “must-visit” “Cannot avoid” kind of destinations. …
One of the must-visit destinations in Delhi is what is believed to be the first tomb garden in the Indian subcontinent. The UNESCO World Heritage Site …
“Is it your first time at the Qutub Minar in Delhi?” – your question. My answer – “Nope – not the first and not the 2nd either”. “Well then, you must …
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