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Fatehpur Sikri | Full review |
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alexalittl | THE BEST REVIEW |
A blend of Fascinating monuments: This engrossingly fortified city served as the seat of Mughal Empire, for around 13 years, during the reign of Mughal Emporer Akbar. The city has many fascinating palaces, monuments and temples. One of the most famous and fascinating of these is Diwan-i-Khas, a UNESCO world heritage site, which served as the foyer for the private visitors of Akbar. |
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Buland Darwaza | Full review |
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coltmertz | THE BEST REVIEW |
The Gate of Victory: Buland Darwaza is an epitome of the Mughal style of architecture, and it is the highest gateway in the world. The Darwaza is 50-meter tall and is built on the southern wall of the Jamia Masjid. This massive "Gate of Magnificence" serves as the main entrance of the palace in Fatehpur Sikri. |
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Taj Mahal | Full review |
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vincentkos | THE BEST REVIEW |
Most Majestic and beautiful Building in the world: Taj Mahal is the zenith of Mughal Architecture. It is considered the most beautiful building in the world. People also call it "the symbol of Love" as Shahjahan built it in the memory of his lovely wife Mumtaz Mahal. It is considered one of the seven wonders of the world. Words can't describe the sheer majesty and brilliance of this architectural marvel. |
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Agra Fort | Full review |
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sandrotrip | THE BEST REVIEW |
A must-visit Place in India: The Agra fort was built in the times when strength was symbolized by formidable structures. Invasions were rampant, so were the citadels. Carrying the essence of the glory and Splendour of Mughal Grandeur, this formidable building, also known as Lal-Qila, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world and a UNESCO world heritage site. |
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The Chowk | Full review |
Harishchandra Ghat | Full review |
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pedrokif | THE BEST REVIEW |
Prominent Cremation Place in Varanasi: This is one of the oldest and most prominent ghats in Varanasi and is located at the banks of River Ganges. Hindus from far-flung places bring the dead bodies of their loved ones here for cremation. There is legend attributed to this ghat that says that the person whose dead body gets cremated at this ghat will get salvation. |
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Dashaswamedh Ghat | Full review |
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jessybarhinger | THE BEST REVIEW |
Bustling with activity: One of Varanasi’s most vibrant and vivid ghats, its name comes from the legend that Brahma sacrificed ten horses here. Teeming with flower sellers, massage and boat owners, it is a wonderful place to take a walk and enjoy the atmosphere. |
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Manikarnika Ghat | Full review |
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alexalittl | THE BEST REVIEW |
Main Burning Ghat in Varanasi: Life is to end. Your strength, vigour, beauty and brilliance are all to perish. The one who moves has to rest at last. There are places that remind one of the mortality of life; Manikarnika Ghat is one of them. It is a main burning ghat in Varanasi and a promising place for a Hindu to be cremated. |
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