The sun was just above the head. Winter is not so hot. I came down from the car to the Qutub Minar gate. Long line in front of ticket counter Stretching the crowd stood with everyone in the line. Ticket price is 30 rupees. All students of a school have come to see Kutub Minar. So the crowd at the entrance. I got into the middle of the students in the middle of the inside. Look at the high kutub minarets, row gardens and old buildings in the surrounding areas. All of the strange beautifulls are everywhere. Everyone is moving in joy. Somebody is selling Selfi The city emperor was waiting a long time to see the Muslim heritage of Delhi. Today, seeing the historic architectures in front of his eyes, the heart is filled with happiness.
I was very close to the minarera near very close The minaret caught a huge size from the eyes in the eyes. Surrounded with iron railings. The whole tower wrapped with beautiful beautiful craftsmanship. Kalima and Hadith-Quran are designed by the highest peak. The whole minaret is made of red bricks. It is so strong that some buildings in the neighborhood fell apart but there is nothing to the tower till today. The head lifted upwardly for many centuries.
An inscription in front of the tower Read the auction history. The history of the previous history is also in the heart of the mind. I began to miss the blurry.
Then the year 1192 Kutubuddin Aibek Chauhan, commander of Sultan Muhammad Ghuri, defeated King Prithviraj and took control of Delhi. In order to preserve the glory pillar and his heritage, he started the construction of the Kutub Minar in the form of the Zamunar of Afghanistan. Someone thinks that it is built in memory of Khwaja Kutubuddin, a saint's memory. During Kutubuddin Aibek's time, only the lower ground was built. His successor, Iltutmis, built several other forts. Firoz Shah Tughlaq built the fifth and last floor. The whole tower's height is 72.5 meters. This was the highest tower in India during this period. Inside the tower, there are 379 steps leading upstairs. The minarear area is 14.3 meters in diameter and the upper diameter is 2.75 meters.
Each floor of the 5th floor stands a balcony or hanging verandah. The way to go in is closed. There is an old mosque next to the entrance. Name Quwatul Islam Mosque. The minaret was once used for the Azan of the mosque.
There is another gate on the left side of the tower. There was a glimpse of beauty when it entered. Green pans in green vegetables. There are many small trees that do not know the name, standing tall. How long have I rested in his shadow. From here, the minarets are very beautiful. It seems as if the sky touched the minaret. On the one side of the field, a little high ground. Standing there standing behind the minaret and took a picture of a few. There are a few more buildings on the back side, but all are now fragmented. Yet I felt strange attraction in it. Maybe once the powerful kings wandered here so much attracted the attraction that they were so attracted to think that they were so attracted to the attraction. In one place I saw a small bridge. I ran and ran. Below there is a flowing water flowing at the time but there is currently no name and target of water.
The entire complex of the Qutub Minar is full of huge buildings and small gates. The architecture of the beautiful was not finished. The complex is situated on almost 100 acres of land, including the Kuwatul Islam Mosque, Alai Minar, Alai Gate, Sultan Iltutmish, Sultan Ghias Uddin Balban, Sultan Alauddin Khalji and Imam Zamin's Tomb and Iron Pillar. Kutub Minar Complex is included in UNESCO World Heritage List. It is one of the tourist attractions and tourist attractions in Delhi. In 2006, about three crore and 90 million people visited the Qutub Minar in the country and abroad, while at the same time, the Taj Mahal visited 20 million tourists. So the attraction of human beings is easily estimated. The area around came round again in front of the minaret. Before going, see the auction minaret again. The sun gradually flips into the western world. It has got a lot of hunger. Without delay, I came out of historic Qutub Minar.
UP, India
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