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Agra Fort
Agra Fort started during the reigning period of Akbar. It was in 1156 that the construction work started and was completed in the year of 1605. This magnificent structure sprawls along around 2.5 kilometers.
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Ajanta Ellora Caves
he Ajanta and Ellora caves are one of the most well known popular tourist attractions in India. They are specimens of the rich cultural heritage of ancient India. Hundreds of tourists from various parts of India and abroad come to the caves to experience the awe-inspiring structures and carvings.
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Amer Fort
The Amer Fort, also known as the Amber Fort is one of the popular tourist attractions in Jaipur. This colossal fort is a wonderful specimen of the medieval Rajput style of architecture.
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Charminar - Hyderabad
The very name of Hyderabad associates Charminar with it. It stands as structure that tells us about the glory and the rich cultural heritage of the Hyderabad city. You can not imagine Hyderabad without Charminar- it has become an integral part of the city.
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Chola Temples
The Chola Temples were built during the Chola rule in south India. The Chola Temples in Tamil Nadu include the Temple of Gangaikondacholisvaram, Brihadisvara Temple at Thanjavur and the Airavatesvara Temple at Darasuram.
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Chittorgarh Fort
The monuments in the Chittorgarh Fort are fine examples of the Rajput architecture. The chhatris remind us of the Rajput heroism. The ancient ruins of the fort tell the saga of bravery, resolve and sacrifice
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Falaknuma Palace
It is one of the finest pieces of architecture and is situated in Falaknuma. Engineered by the famous architect Nawab Vikar-ul-Umra, this palace connotes "Star of Heaven" in the Urdu language.
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Dilwara Temples
The Dilwara Temples are one of the most popular tourist attractions in Rajasthan. They are located around 2½ kms from Mount Abu, which is only hill station in the state. Built in the period between 11th and 13th century AD, the Dilwara are a great specimen of the grand architecture and beautiful carvings
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Elephanta Caves
The Elephanta Caves rank among the popular tourist attractions in Maharashtra. The caves are situated in the Gharapuri Island, located off the coast of Mumbai.
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Goa Churches
Goa, known for its long stretches of sun kissed beaches, coco palm trees and vibrant night life is also dotted with large number of churches. Goa churches depict the archaic flavor of the Christianity in the state. People from all over the world throngs to this wonderful destination to visit the beautiful churches of Goa.
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Fatehpur Sikri Fort
Fatehpur Sikri was made the political capital of the Mughal Empire by Emperor Akbar from the period of 1571 to 1585. The capital was later shifted to the city of Agra. |
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Golden Temple
The Golden Temple is one of the famous pilgrimage spots in India. It is also known as Harmandir Sahib and is a scared place for the Sikh community.
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Gol Gumbad - Bijapur
Gol Gumbad - Bijapur, built in the year of 1656 is an imposing structure of national importance. The mausoleum was completed about 20 years after the beginning of the construction.
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Golconda Fort
The name, Golconda literally means shepherd hill and was constructed by three dynasties the Kakatiyas, the Bahmanis and the Qutub Shahis. The Golconda Fort in Hyderabad upholds the rich cultural heritage of the city.
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Gwalior Fort
Gwalior, the Gwalior Fort is a specimen of the wonderful ancient Indian architecture. The fort was described as the 'the pearl in the necklace of the castles of Hind' Mughal Emperor Babur. Hundreds of tourists and historians come to the Gwalior Fort to get a feel of the mighty ancient Indian architecture.
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Hampi Monuments
Hampi is located in the northern part of the state of Karnataka. The Hampi Monuments are famous for beautiful sculptures and carvings. Tourists from all over the world visit the Hampi Monuments to get a feel of the rich ancient Indian culture and tradition.
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Hawa Mahal
The palace, which is the part of Hawa Mahal is faced towards the main street of Jaipur. It was done with the intention to give the women of the palace an advantage to see the outer world through the stone screens. The women of the palace can watch the activities going on in the streets and the markets.
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Humayun's Tomb
One of the most impressive structures located in Delhi is the Humayun's Tomb. This brilliant architectural splendor of the Mughal period testifies the craftsmanship of the Mughal architects.
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India Gate
The Shrine of the Amar Jawan Jyoti is burning since 1971. It represents the flame of the immortal warrior that marks the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The shrine is made of black marble with a rifle placed on its barrel. This rifle is crested by a soldier's helmet.
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Jahaz Mahal
Jahaz Mahal is believed to have been constructed during the reign of Mahmud Shah I Khalji who ruled from1436 to 1469. But, it is also said that the palace is commissioned by Ghiyas al-Din after succeeding his father.
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Jama Masjid
Jama Masjid in Old Delhi reflects the true Mughal architecture of the period. The brilliant structure of the mosque along with the architectural splendor cost more than a million rupees during construction. 5000 employers were employed for the construction of this brilliant mosque
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Janjira Fort
The best thing about this fort is that it is surrounded by water on all sides and that is why is also referred to as Island Fort. It is one of the premier attractions of the town. Janjira Fort is one of its kinds in the whole India.
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Jantar Mantar
Maharaja Jai Singh built similar observatories at different locations. Total of five such laboratories were built. But the largest one of all the observatories is located at Jaipur.
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Amravati Stupa
The Amravati Stupa in Andhra Pradesh is located on the banks of the River Krishna and is a wonderful relic of the grand architecture of the Buddhist school of architecture. Amravati, which was the capital of the ancient Satavahana dynasty, came under influence of the Buddhist faith through the Kushanas of Mathura.
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