Tag: minar

• Qutub Minar, Smith’s Folly and Sanderson’s Sundial :)

  

  In the final episode from the Qutub Complex, we bring to you the very famous..mighty..standing tall..the Qutub Minar.

  adityapathak

  July 13, 2016

  architecture, Artwork, Culture, Delhi, Explorations, Heritage, History, Mehrauli, Travel, Uncategorized, Videos, Vlog

  archaeology, architecture, brick, brick minaret, cupola, delhi, delhi heritage walks, Gordon Sanderson, heritage, history, India, indo-islamic architecture, kanika singh, Major Robert Smith, mehrauli, minar, minaret, qutub complex, qutub minar, Robert Smith, sanderson’s sundial, smith’s cupola, Smith’s Folly, tallest, Tourism, UNESCO, UNESCO World Heritage Site, World Heritage Site

• Qutub Minar – Episode 1

  There’s much more to the famous QUTUB MINAR Complex than one would imagine! In this episode we bring to you a glimpse of the Medieval India, moving through the Slave Dynasty and the Khaljis. to the story of the unfinished Alai Minar and the Tomb of the Sultan Iltutmish. Happy Exploring!

  adityapathak

  December 14, 2013

  Explorations, Films, Videos

  Aibak, Alai, Alai Minar, Alauddin Khalji, architecture, delhi, dilli, dynasty, empire, heritage, history, iltutmish, India, indo-islamic, khalji, medieval, medieval india, mehrauli, minar, mosque, qutub, qutub complex, qutub minar, qutub minar complex, Qutub ud din Aibak, razia sultan, slave dynasty, sultan, Tourism, tourist