Tag: indian history

• The Tomb of Balban and Khan Shahid – Mehrauli Archaeological Park (Episode 2)

  

  In this 2nd episode of our new Heritage Vlog series we bring to you this oldest structure in India that is believed to have used the Arcuate technique of constructing a true arch. We discuss about the Medieval India and particularly about the emperor BALBAN and his times. We also visit the grave of who…

  adityapathak

  December 8, 2014

  Delhi, Explorations, Films, Heritage, History, Mehrauli, Videos, Vlog

  aditya pathak, arch, architecture, arcuate, arunima pathak, balban, construction, delhi, Delhi Heritage Vlogs, delhi heritage walks, excavation, history, India, indian history, kanika singh, khan shaheed, khan shahid, Lal Kot, medieval, medieval india, mehrauli, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Sultanate, technique, trabeate, true arch

• Mehrauli Archaeological Park – Introduction (Episode 1)

  

  Starting with our new series of HERITAGE VLOGS – here’s MEHRAULI ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK for you. In this quick first episode we get introduced to this enchanting place where you discover a ruin every second step you take! This region has always been inhabited ever since the medieval times till today. Join us as we explore Delhi..…

  adityapathak

  November 27, 2014

  Delhi, Explorations, Films, Heritage, History, Mehrauli, Videos, Vlog

  aditya pathak, arunima pathak, balban, delhi, Delhi Heritage Vlogs, delhi heritage walks, history, India, indian history, kanika singh, Lal Kot, medieval, mehrauli, Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Sultanate

• Tughlaqabad Fort

  Ever wondered what lies behind those mammoth walls of the TUGHLAQABAD FORT on the Mehrauli-Badarpur Road (Delhi) !! We bring you the view from the other side of the walls. Please explore the album attached below for the complete bunch of snaps. Photos by me and my friend Aditya Sharma. Thanks!   Tughlaqabad Fort Delhi

  adityapathak

  December 25, 2012

  Explorations, Photographs

  archaeology, delhi, delhi history, history, India, indian history, ruins, tourist, tourist spots, tughlaq, tughlaqabad, tughlaqabad fort