Qutub Minar
World Tourism Day, on September 27, 2024, is a global occasion to celebrate the transformative role of travel and tourism in connecting people, bridging cultures, and boosting local economies. This year, New Delhi is spotlighted as the “Most Affordable Travel Destination for 2024,” making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travellers from around the world.
[…]Qutub Minar, Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb received a total of 16,99,609 tourists from April to July 2024, compared to 17,39,698 during the same period in 2023
[…]The red sandstone tower, built in 13th century, pipped Red Fort to emerge as the most popular ASI-managed property in 2023-24
[…]The walk will last for around three hours. The medium of communication will be Hindi
[…]Located in a small village of western Delhi, Mini Qutab Minar has historical appeal and urban legends associated with it. But years of neglect have rendered it forgotten
[…]The judge also said the fact that Singh did not find the court’s observation in his favour cannot be a ground for a review of the order
[…]The minars (towers) of medieval Delhi still dominate the skyline of the capital. Half a century ago, they were much sought after as they offered a bird’s eye view of the city to both tourists and the capital’s citizens. But now they are closed to the public. Patriot uncovers the stories behind their closure
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