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Dive into the vast sphere of Delhi Tourism that unfolds for you the undying splendor of Delhi's historical and cultural trends.]]>
http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/index.html Delhi Videos Dive into the vast sphere of Delhi Tourism that unfolds for you the undying splendor of Delhi's historical and cultural trends.
Delhi Gate - the Gateway to the Old World Charm http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/delhi_gate.html
Delhi Gate, built by the great Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1648, is one of the most spectacularly built existing gates in the country. There has been ambiguity over how Delhi Gate got its name. Historians are divided over the origin of its name, but the most popular theory is that the road from this gate led to many previous cities of Delhi and thus the name, Delhi Gate.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/delhi_gate.html Delhi Gate - the Gateway to the Old World Charm Get captivated by another master piece of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan -The Majestic Delhi Gate. Witness A relic of the past made form random rubble and stone. In its heydays it was a gateway to Shah Jahan's Shahjahanabad -the Seventh City of Delhi. It's robust walls bear the testimony of the rise and fall of many empires which ruled India from Delhi . Yes Delhi Gate occupies an important place Delhi's vibrant historical monuments.
India Gate- An Edifice of Courage, Valour and Grandeur http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/india_gate.html
By gazing at this 42 meter high structure, pay homage to the symbol of Patriotism . India Gate situated in the middle of the majestic Raj Path reminds of the bravery, valor and sacrifice of Indian Soldiers in Afghan Wars and World War 1 . Constructed in 1931, it continues to stir nationalism among every Indian Another masterpiece of Edwin Lutyens , India Gate is no doubt has been a perfect landmark of New Delhi.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/india_gate.html India Gate- An Edifice of Courage, Valour and Grandeur By gazing at this 42 meter high structure, pay homage to the symbol of Patriotism . India Gate situated in the middle of the majestic Raj Path reminds of the bravery, valor and sacrifice of Indian Soldiers in Afghan Wars and World War 1 . Constructed in 1931, it continues to stir nationalism among every Indian Another masterpiece of Edwin Lutyens , India Gate is no doubt has been a perfect landmark of New Delhi.
Jama Masjid - An Eloquent Expression of Sprituality http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/jama_masjid.html
Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in India, and also one of the best known monuments across the country. It is a synthesis of the best of Indo-Islamic architecture. Commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the year 1650 AD, this mosque was the last architectural wonder created by him. ]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/jama_masjid.html Jama Masjid - An Eloquent Expression of Sprituality Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in India, and also one of the best known monuments across the country. It is a synthesis of the best of Indo-Islamic architecture. Commissioned by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the year 1650 AD, this mosque was the last architectural wonder created by him.
Old Fort - A Silent Witness to Delhi http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/old_fort.html
The Old Fort or Purana Quila is said to be built on the ancient site of Indraprastha, the capital of the Pandavas in the well-known epic, Mahabharata. Right now in ruins, this fort was a great imposing structure in the past. Archeological excavations reveal that even in 1000 BC, civilizations existed in this place. Potteries that date back to the time of Mahabharata, have been found here. The Old Fort still stirs up an enigmatic aura, where myths comfortably merge with history.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/old_fort.html Old Fort - A Silent Witness to Delhi The Old Fort or Purana Quila is said to be built on the ancient site of Indraprastha, the capital of the Pandavas in the well-known epic, Mahabharata. Right now in ruins, this fort was a great imposing structure in the past. Archeological excavations reveal that even in 1000 BC, civilizations existed in this place. Potteries that date back to the time of Mahabharata, have been found here. The Old Fort still stirs up an enigmatic aura, where myths comfortably merge with history.
Qutub Minar - Standing Tall in History http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/qutub_minar.html
Qutub Minar, the tallest minaret in India built in crimped red sandstone, is a true example of the Indo-Islamic architecture. Intricate carvings augment the beauty of the tower. Qutub-Din-Abek, the first Muslim Emperor of Delhi and the founder of the Slave Dynasty, conceived of this brilliant structure. However, during his reign, only the basement of the grand tower was completed. Later on, his descendant Illtutmish took charge of the construction of the minaret and added three more storeys to the tower. In the year 1368, Firuz Shah Tughluq completed the tower by adding the fifth and the last storey to it.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/qutub_minar.html Qutub Minar - Standing Tall in History Qutub Minar, the tallest minaret in India built in crimped red sandstone, is a true example of the Indo-Islamic architecture. Intricate carvings augment the beauty of the tower. Qutub-Din-Abek, the first Muslim Emperor of Delhi and the founder of the Slave Dynasty, conceived of this brilliant structure. However, during his reign, only the basement of the grand tower was completed. Later on, his descendant Illtutmish took charge of the construction of the minaret and added three more storeys to the tower. In the year 1368, Firuz Shah Tughluq completed the tower by adding the fifth and the last storey to it.
Tughlaqabad Fort- Whispering Glory in Ruins http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/tughlakabad_fort.html
Though presently in ruins, Tughlaqabad Fort manages to evoke awe and admiration among the tourists and curious onlookers. Even in its state of ruin, the erstwhile might and glory of the remnants of this fort-city is very much evident. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq, who founded the Tughlaq Dynasty, built this majestic fort. Spread over a vast area, this piece of architecture is a symbol of magnificence and glory of the Sultanate era. However, this amazing creation had a pragmatic purpose. The fort-city was constructed to save the Tughlaq Empire from the prowling Mongols. It also served as the capital of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/tughlakabad_fort.html Tughlaqabad Fort- Whispering Glory in Ruins Though presently in ruins, Tughlaqabad Fort manages to evoke awe and admiration among the tourists and curious onlookers. Even in its state of ruin, the erstwhile might and glory of the remnants of this fort-city is very much evident. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq, who founded the Tughlaq Dynasty, built this majestic fort. Spread over a vast area, this piece of architecture is a symbol of magnificence and glory of the Sultanate era. However, this amazing creation had a pragmatic purpose. The fort-city was constructed to save the Tughlaq Empire from the prowling Mongols. It also served as the capital of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq.
Monuments of Delhi: Fascinating Vignettes of History http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/delhi-monuments.html
Red Fort, Qutab Minar, Jama Masjid and India Gate are among the most famous monuments of Delhi, but do also include the Humayun's Tomb, Lodhi Gardens and Jantar Mantar in the itinerary of your heritage tour of Delhi, so as to give it a holistic ring. And besides them, there is also a multitude of unknown or little known monuments strewn here and there in the capital's bustling landscape; often at the most unexpected of places, which would not fail to surprise you. Yes, Delhi is full of surprises, for the first time tourists as well as for those who have lived a lifetime here.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/delhi-monuments.html Monuments of Delhi: Fascinating Vignettes of History Red Fort, Qutab Minar, Jama Masjid and India Gate are among the most famous monuments of Delhi, but do also include the Humayun's Tomb, Lodhi Gardens and Jantar Mantar in the itinerary of your heritage tour of Delhi, so as to give it a holistic ring. And besides them, there is also a multitude of unknown or little known monuments strewn here and there in the capital's bustling landscape; often at the most unexpected of places, which would not fail to surprise you. Yes, Delhi is full of surprises, for the first time tourists as well as for those who have lived a lifetime here.
Humayun's Tomb - Majesty in Serenity http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/humayun_tomb.html
Be ready to get enthused by Humayun's Tomb - the red sandstone monument which went on to become the inspiration behind the making of the indomitable Taj Mahal . It's great architecture and garden was the precursor of all the great building works commissioned by future Mughal rulers . This monument of remembrance built by Begum Hamida Banu - widow of Emperor Humayun , continues to enthrall lovers of all ages alike . Witness the elegant Persian style of architecture doting on this World Heritage Site. Since 1570 ,Humayun's Tomb has been exercising a magnetic pull on students of tourism.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/humayun_tomb.html Humayun's Tomb - Majesty in Serenity Be ready to get enthused by Humayun's Tomb - the red sandstone monument which went on to become the inspiration behind the making of the indomitable Taj Mahal . It's great architecture and garden was the precursor of all the great building works commissioned by future Mughal rulers . This monument of remembrance built by Begum Hamida Banu - widow of Emperor Humayun , continues to enthrall lovers of all ages alike . Witness the elegant Persian style of architecture doting on this World Heritage Site. Since 1570 ,Humayun's Tomb has been exercising a magnetic pull on students of tourism.
North And South Blocks- Reflecting Power, Glory and Legacy http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/north_and_south_block.html
North and South Blocks are built on the Raisina Hill, and they flank the wide Rajpath. Together they are termed as Secretariat Building. These buildings reflect the regal colonial architecture and houses important ministries like Defense Ministry, Ministry of Home Affairs, Finance Ministry, External Affairs Ministry and the office of the Prime Minister of India.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/north_and_south_block.html North And South Blocks- Reflecting Power, Glory and Legacy North and South Blocks are built on the Raisina Hill, and they flank the wide Rajpath. Together they are termed as Secretariat Building. These buildings reflect the regal colonial architecture and houses important ministries like Defense Ministry, Ministry of Home Affairs, Finance Ministry, External Affairs Ministry and the office of the Prime Minister of India.
Red Fort Video http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/red_fort.html
A magnificent marvel of the Mughal period, Red Fort presents a spectacular sight for the onlookers. The name Red Fort comes from the red sandstone material used to make this majestic monument. Built by the great Emperor Shah Jahan, this architectural masterpiece bespeaks of the glory and might of the Mughals. Red Fort was built during 1639 and 1648. It has walls built in red sandstone, which extend up to 2 kms in length and more than 18 mts in height. The entry to this splendid structure is from the Lahori Gate and the Delhi Gate. The latter gate faces the bustling market of Chandni Chowk, whose ambience is infused with the charm of a bygone era.]]>
Wed, 5 Mar 2008 13:22:45 +0530 http://www.indfy.com/video/delhi/red_fort.html Red Fort Video A magnificent marvel of the Mughal period, Red Fort presents a spectacular sight for the onlookers. The name Red Fort comes from the red sandstone material used to make this majestic monument. Built by the great Emperor Shah Jahan, this architectural masterpiece bespeaks of the glory and might of the Mughals. Red Fort was built during 1639 and 1648. It has walls built in red sandstone, which extend up to 2 kms in length and more than 18 mts in height. The entry to this splendid structure is from the Lahori Gate and the Delhi Gate. The latter gate faces the bustling market of Chandni Chowk, whose ambience is infused with the charm of a bygone era.