Qutb Minar

This building is also located in the city of New Delhi, India. The entire building itself is quite distinctive. It is an ancient historical building. The tower is not very tall, with an earth-yellow brick and stone structure. The bottom buildings below have some signs of falling off and decay.

Monkeys from nearby areas often appear on the streets to look for food. They basically feed on urban garbage. They have probably forgotten how to survive in the wild and are no longer afraid of people. India is really an animal paradise! Once I saw a cockroach and I didn't dare to step on it because I was afraid of being scolded.

A world-class historical site in New Delhi, India, is also a huge architectural complex selected in the world. The whole opening is very rich, and many parts are worth visiting. The explanations here are also very interesting and can help you learn about Indian history.

The main attraction, Gutbta, is about 15 kilometers south of Delhi. It was built in 1193 and is said to have been the site of the invasion of India by Afghan Muslims, establishing the Ghor Dynasty, which was a representative building of early Islamic forces invading India. Today, with the title of one of India's seven wonders (World Heritage Site), it is very impressive and is the most worth visiting of all Delhi's attractions. Sites include: Gutbta (72 meters high), Great Iron Column (7 meters high and 6 tons), Mosque Site, Areminal Tower. Take the orange subway line and get off at Qutub Minar Station, and then take the sudden bus to the north 2 kilometers to the ticket office of the gate of the attraction. The Indian government did not say to the locals that the ticket price was only more than 30 rupees, but the foreign tourists were 500 rupees. Gutbta is a red sandstone built, unique shape, from the bottom to the top gradually thin. The tower's geometric patterns and pattern patterns depict beautiful patterns, it seems to be the Arabic text on the Koran, the profound meaning can only be solved by learned scholars.

The tickets for foreigners have risen from 250 rupees to 500 rupees. The Indian people don't want to learn from China. Nevertheless, it is worth a visit. It is very characteristic monuments, there are high towers, there is a tomb, and there are exquisite stone carvings... There are a lot of small squirrels. You can see one or two in a few steps. It is so cute.

One of the seven wonders of Hindustan, built in 1193 by Gutber Uddin, the first king of the slave dynasty, and finally completed by his successor in the mid-14th century. The tallest brick tower in the world is beautifully carved and has a strong Islamic taste.

The site of the Gutbert tower is a large archaeological area including the Gutbert tower, the Quiwatul Islamic Mosque, the pure iron pillar, and the Areminata. The site was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993. The complex is truly remarkable, with several of India’s most famous: the tallest tower in India, the oldest Islamic mosque in India, and the earliest examples of Islamic-style architecture in India. The tower is written in Arabic: "Let the shadow of Allah cast to the East and West". On the ground floor of the tower is a famous saying: "Whoever builds a mosque on the ground for Allah, Allah builds the same apartment for him in heaven." Here it is recommended to rent a Chinese audio guide to help you understand the cultural or religious meaning behind it, and it will be more rewarding to visit. This place is worth taking more time to visit carefully.

QUTAB MINAR is a famous attraction in Delhi. It is located about 15 kilometers outside the southern outskirts of New Delhi. It is the tallest ancient tower in India and is known as one of the seven wonders of Hindustan. Visit route: entrance - next to the mosque - east side of the Meij Smith dome -The Iman Zamin( creator of the mosque) mausoleum - inside the mosque Alai-Darwaza gateway into the mosque and then reach the bottom of the Gubert tower - courtyard iron pillar - Tomb of Iltutmish (Delhi founder, third generation ruler of the slavery dynasty) -Alleta base. The Gubert tower is a five-story tower. The base diameter is 14.5 meters, the top diameter is 2.74 meters, the tower is 73 meters high, the tower is crimson, the bottom three layers are built of red sandstone, and the top two layers are mixed with red sandstone and marble. The tower is engraved with ancient Arabic Quran scriptures and various pattern patterns, and has a balcony that protrudes to the tower. There are 397 steps in the tower, which can be directly climbed to the top of the tower. Later, the development was stopped due to human accidents in the tower. The tower was 100 meters high before, but now only 72.5 meters due to an aircraft accident. There was also a dome on the top of the tower - Meijie Smith dome (Major Smith''s Cupola). Later, the dome was removed from the top and placed on the east side of the tower. The Guttberg Tower scenic area also includes the surrounding mosques and a large atrium, which has an iron pillar about 7 meters high, built in the fourth century, and has a purity of nearly 100%, and has not rusted yet. At the rear (west side) of the courtyard of the Gubert Tower is a tower (the founder of Delhi, the third generation of the slave dynasty) left a tower above the Gubert Tower in the north, but there is no pedestal for Alai Minar.