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India Gate -This monument was constructed in 1931 and is revered as a tribute to the Afghan & World War I martyrs. It is one of the main tourist attractions in Delhi.

Red Fort - An ancient fortress in the old Delhi region is called the Red Fort. The term "Red Fort" refers to the fort's red sandstone walls, which are nearly impregnable.

Qutub Minar - A well-known structure that dominates the city as a symbol of Mughal power and dominance narrates the story of Delhi's past more comprehensively than any other structure.

Lodhi Garden - The Lodi Gardens are a popular location in Delhi for early-morning walkers, joggers, and yoga practitioners. From the 13th to 16th century, when Delhi was governed by five different Sultanates, many lovely buildings may be found here.

Lotus Temple - The Bahai Temple, sometimes referred to as the Lotus Temple, is a well-known example of secularism and symbolises the coexistence of Hinduism, Islam, Jainism and Buddhism

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Buland Darwaza -Buland Darwaza's Urdu name, which means "magnificent gate" literally, alludes to the structure's 54-meter overall height. The Mughal Emperor had it built in 1601 to commemorate his victory over Gujarat.

Diwan - I- Khas -It is one of the most fascinating decorative buildings in Fatehpur Sikri. The most stunning thing to see in this location is the centre tower, often known as the Lotus Throne. It is a superb illustration of the fine craftsmanship of the skillfully carved stone.

Panch Mahal - Emperor Akbar constructed the Panch Mahal, which was largely utilised by the queens and other women of the court as a leisure and pleasure palace. The wind tower is another name for this.

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Taj Mahal -The Taj's stunning splendour is without a doubt what attracts millions of travelers there each year. It is regarded as the epitome of divine love.

Agra Fort - The stunning Agra Fort is one of the most remarkable buildings built in India during the Mughal Empire. On the banks of the Yamuna River in the city of Agra, this 94-acre structure can be found.

Mehtab Bagh - The eleven parks all along Yamuna River in Agra are concluded by the crescent-shaped Mehtab Bagh. Babur, the first Mughal ruler, constructed the park's original structure in the 15th century, back when there wasn't a Taj Mahal.

 Akbar's Mausoleum- On the outskirts of the city of Agra stands the tomb of the powerful Mughal Emperor Akbar. While still alive, the emperor had his tomb monument built as his place of eternal rest.

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Hawa Mahal - This substantial five-story building has more than 900 windows, or "jharokha," which gives it the nickname "Palace of Wind."

City Palace - One of the most well-known attractions among Jaipur's points of interest is the City Palace. It is an organised labyrinth of sizable courtyards, meticulously maintained gardens, and magnificently built mahals. The palace, a spectacular example of the fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture, is presently home to the last surviving royal family.

Albert Hall Museum - A staggering 16 art galleries can be found in Rajasthan's first museum, which houses a sizable collection of items from all around the world. When night comes, the museum's façade entirely transforms as the entire building is bathed in gorgeous golden lights.

GaltaJi Temple - This site, perched on the Aravalli mountain at a good altitude, provides a breathtaking panorama of Jaipur. Since the sixteenth century, Hindus have travelled there.

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