Tag: minaret

• 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.

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  July 13, 2016

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  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

• The Alai Minar @ Qutub Complex

  

  The story of an ambitious #Sultan and an unfinished #Minaret – Alai Minar! #Medieval #Delhi #Architecture

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  June 27, 2016

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  Aibak, Alai Minar, Alauddin Khalji, ambitious sultan, delhi, heritage, iltutmish, India, khalji, mamluk, medieval, medieval india, minaret, qutub, slave dynasty, unfinished minaret