Qutub Minar

Seth Sarai, Mehrauli, Delhi

The minaret is 72.5 meters tall, with five stories and a balcony jutting outward. The first three stories are composed of red sandstone, with marble and sandstone for the following two. The minaret's facade is adorned with fluted columns with a 40-centimeter thick red sandstone veneer. The minaret's 397 steps, which lead to the balconies, are another draw. On the walls of the minaret, words from the Holy Quran are engraved in the Kufic style of Islamic calligraphy. The minaret was used to call the devout to the Quwwat-UL-Islam mosque for prayers.

Maldives National Museum

Male

The most impressive aspect of this two-floored building is the display of some prized examples of the lacquer-work boxes for which Maldives is famous, and various pieces of antique technology such as the country’s first gramophone, telephone and a massive computer representing the modern period. Broken pieces of Buddhist and Hindu idols, depictions of political events and, most crucially, a replica of the pen used to sign the ‘Declaration of Independence’ from the British Empire bring the tourist’s attention.

Taj Mahal - monument

Tajganj, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

The Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is Persian meaning "Crown of Palaces." The tomb is rectangular in shape and is entered through a large doorway with an arch and alcoves on both sides. The entrance has water channels and fountains, making the monument even more magnificent. The Yamuna's reflection of this magnificent sight is almost poetry in its perfection! The Taj Mahal was built over a 42-acre plot of land in 1631, and it took 17 years to complete in 1648!

Ellora Caves

Ellora, Maharashtra

Because of its temples and monasteries, the Ellora Caves is a historical site, a resting place for pilgrims, and a place of devotion. These caves were also well-known due to their proximity to the South Asian trade route. The caves of this monument are Charanandri Hills excavations. It is also worth noting that the presence of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain buildings at the same location suggests a long period of religious tolerance.

Whale Submarine Maldives

Laccadive Sea

It was an awesome and unique experience with great service. Make sure you have plenty of time to taste this exquisite moment. You can choose from four departure times for the 2-hour excursion, which includes port pickup and drop-off. Following the thrilling 45 minutes dive, the transfer vessel will be waiting to pick you up and transport you to Male, the airport, or your resort.

Janaki temple

Bhaktapur

It was built on the site where Goddess Sita was born. The attraction is now a religiously significant monument and a heritage site, but it is still used by followers as a temple. Pilgrims and travelers from all over the world go to this sacred Hindu temple during the Vivah Panchami festival in November and December. It is the city's annual event commemorating Sita and Rama's marriage with several spiritual rites and rituals. Around the temple grounds, you can sense the euphoric moment as well as spiritual environment.

Aru Valley

Jammu And Kashmir, Pahalgam

The picturesque meadows of the Aru valley are also well-known. The majority of tourists come to this location for peace and quiet in the midst of nature. It is a popular tourist destination in Kashmir, not only because of the beautiful vistas, but also because of the variety of activities available. When it snows in the winter, it becomes a popular destination for skiing and Heli skiing.

Bindyabasini temple

Tripur

There are various ways to reach Bindhyabasini temple. You may catch a local bus from your accommodation hotel to the Hari Chowk bus stop and hike up the small hill from there. On the east and northeast sides of the temple, there are two great stone staircases.In 2019, a lift with a maximum capacity of 12 passengers was inaugurated. It is specifically created for differently abled pilgrims and older folks, and there are no fees for individuals with disabilities. Others, on the other hand, impose a certain fee for maintenance.

Lake Pichola

Pichola, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Lake Pichola is one of the most well-known tourist attractions in Udaipur, which is surrounded by several lakes that enchant visitors with their blue waters and gorgeous landscapes. Sunrise and sunset views from the lake are breathtaking and should not be missed by anyone visiting the area. Lake Pichola is a man-made lake that was established in the year 1362 AD. Maharana Udai Singh was so enamored with the enchanting lake that he founded the city of Udaipur on its shores. Maharana Udai Singh is credited with significantly extending the lake by constructing a dam on the lake's edge.

Betaab Valley

Hajan, Jammu and Kashmir