Top 10 World Heritage sites in India

================================================== ==================== Top 10 World Heritage Sites in India 1. Taj Mahal The Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world along with being a World Heritage Site. 'This beautiful monument built in white marble is located in Agra, the erstwhile capital of the Mughal Empire. It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife and the love of his life - Mumtaz Mahal; Therefore it stands as a symbol of pure and eternal love. The Taj Mahal combines the best architectural features of many Mughal buildings and is thus considered a masterpiece. The brightness of the Taj Mahal increases manifold at sunrise and sunset. 2. Khajuraho Group Memorial Khajuraho is a group of temples located in the middle of India - Madhya Pradesh Rajput exhibits the architecture of the Chandela dynasty craftsmen. These were a group of ples5 temples, of which only 20 have survived various attempts of demolition by Muslim rulers and have since been neglected. Standing as one of the best examples of carving work, the external walls of these temples have erotica, sculptures representing daily life and symbolic art depicting ancient Indian values. A heritage visit to the temples of Khajuraho will thus give you some great photographic opportunities that you should never miss. 3. Qutub Minar Qutub Minar was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993. It was built by Qutub-ud-din Aibak as a victory tower for the victory of Mohammed. Ghori over its arch rival Prithvi Raj Chauhan (a Rajput king) and its construction was completed by the successors of Qutub-ud-din Aibak. Being the tallest monument in Delhi and the second largest tower in India, it is a relic of the grandeur of the Delhi Sultanate. It is notable that many parts of the minaret embrace Arabic and Persian inscriptions and Kufic calligraphy which chronicles its construction and subsequent repair work. 4. Fatehpur Sikri Fatehpur Sikri was the erstwhile capital of the Mughal dynasty before it was abandoned by Akbar due to complete failure of water supply. It was built by Akbar as a planned city when he decided to relocate his capital from Agra. It has been rated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as it is one of the best examples of Mughal architecture for this reason. A heritage trip to Fatehpur Sikri will let you explore some very impressive facilities like Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khaas, Jama Masjid etc. Buland Darwaza (literally meaning: Great Gate) stands out throughout the complex. Because it is the largest gateway in the whole world. 5. Sun Temple Located in Konark, Odisha, this temple dates back to the 13th century. It was constructed as a very large chariot (a chariot) and was dedicated to the Sun God (as the name also suggests). Extensively carved features (twelve pair wheels and chariots driven by seven horses) with elaborate craftsman, it looks divine and resplendent. It is interesting to note that the wheels are actually sun dials which makes it a center of attraction for people interested in ancient astronomy. It was awarded the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. 6. Great living Chola temple The Great Living Chola Temple is a group of three temples built during the Chola dynasty and they stand in their name, representing the splendor of the powerful Chola monarchy. The three temples of the group are Brihadisvara temple, Airavateshwara temple and Gangaikondacholisvaram temple. They are located in the state of Tamil Nadu and display the vibrancy of Dravidian architecture. During the reign of the Cholas, Tamil literature and art developed into anything and the Chola temples are a perfect example of that. 7. Ajanta Caves Located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, these caves date back to 2 century BC. These Buddhist caves are considered to be one of the most outstanding artistic activities performed in the olden times. Numbering around thirty, these were abandoned for a long time as they were covered by dense forests before being rediscovered by a British officer. The leftover murals in the caves are one of the best paintings that represent the art of ancient India and are often used as an inspiration by current artists. 8. Ellora Caves A heritage tour in Maharashtra will take you to the Ellora caves. These caves are a group of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain caves. Built by the Rashtrakuta dynasty, they have been placed on the list of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO due to its cultural importance. The rock cut architectural style used in the construction of these caves is worth seeing as it looks very spectacular. We can get an idea of ​​the religious convention that prevailed at that time because Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves were all located at the same place. 9. Kaziranga National Park Kaziranga National Park is a delight for nature lovers and wildlife explorers. Located in Assam, it is home to 2/3 s of the world's great one-horned rhinoceros. Along with this there are many other fauna and Avifuna species as it is a biodiversity hotspot. That is why it has been given the highest protection under Indian laws related to wildlife conservation. The National Park with its beautiful landscape and pristine surroundings is a popular destination for those who want to go on a nature heritage tour. 10. Mahabodhi Temple Complex It is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites. The Mahabodhi Temple translates to the temple of Mahan (Maha) Jagriti (Bodhidharma). History tells us that Gautama Buddha used to sit under a peepal tree and meditate that he has attained nirvana (knowledge). This tree was called the Bodhi tree and when Ashoka the Great visited the site, he built a temple in addition to the Bodhi tree in 260 BC, which is the Mahabodhi Temple. Knowing its past, we can consider why the Mahabodhi Temple complex has been named as one of the World Heritage Sites. According to the Jataka legends, the navel of the earth is at the place where the Bodhi tree is. Author Prince Gohil Hackploit, Technologies 85 Views What attracts you the most in Lucknow? , an Indian Moderator The name really says it all. I love every style of Lucknow. This is my favorite city in India - just understand that the civilization of Awadh speaks with my head. & quot; Smile that you are in Lucknow & quot; !! Welcome to this jumla ... 15 Best Travel Accessories on Amazon India Some amazing pictures of India that will inspire us to visit India immediately? 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Taj Mahal The Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world along with being a World Heritage Site. 'This beautiful monument built in white marble is located in Agra, the erstwhile capital of the Mughal Empire. It was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife and the love of his life - Mumtaz Mahal; Therefore it stands as a symbol of pure and eternal love. The Taj Mahal combines the best architectural features of many Mughal buildings and is thus considered a masterpiece. The brightness of the Taj Mahal increases manifold at sunrise and sunset. 2. Khajuraho Group Memorial Khajuraho is a group of temples located in the middle of India - Madhya Pradesh Rajput exhibits the architecture of the Chandela dynasty craftsmen. These were a group of ples5 temples, of which only 20 have survived various attempts of demolition by Muslim rulers and have since been neglected. Standing as one of the best examples of carving work, the external walls of these temples have erotica, sculptures representing daily life and symbolic art depicting ancient Indian values. A heritage visit to the temples of Khajuraho will thus give you some great photographic opportunities that you should never miss. Three. Qutub Minar Qutub Minar was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993. It was built by Qutub-ud-din Aibak as a victory tower for the victory of Mohammed. Ghori over its arch rival Prithvi Raj Chauhan (a Rajput king) and its construction was completed by the successors of Qutb-ud-DinAibak. Being the tallest monument in Delhi and the second largest tower in India, it is a relic of the grandeur of the Delhi Sultanate. It is notable that many parts of the minaret embrace Arabic and Persian inscriptions and Kufic calligraphy which chronicles its construction and subsequent repair work. 4. Fatehpur Sikri Fatehpur Sikri was the erstwhile capital of the Mughal dynasty before it was abandoned by Akbar due to complete failure of water supply. It was built by Akbar as a planned city when he decided to relocate his capital from Agra. It has been rated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO as it is one of the best examples of Mughal architecture for this reason. A heritage trip to Fatehpur Sikri will let you explore some very impressive facilities like Diwan-i-Aam, Diwan-i-Khaas, Jama Masjid etc. Buland Darwaza (literally meaning: Great Gate) stands out throughout the complex. Because it is the largest gateway in the whole world. 5. Suryamandir Located in Konark, Odisha, this temple is of thirteenth century. It was constructed as a very large chariot (a chariot) and was dedicated to the Sun God (as the name also suggests). Extensively carved features (twelve pair wheels and chariots driven by seven horses) with elaborate craftsman, it looks divine and resplendent. It is interesting to note that the wheels are actually sun dials which makes it a center of attraction for people interested in ancient astronomy. It was awarded the title of World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. 6. Great living Chola temple The Great Living Chola Temple is a group of three temples built during the Chola dynasty and they stand in their name, representing the splendor of the powerful Chola monarchy. The three temples of the group are Brihadisvara temple, Airavateshwara temple and Gangaikondacholisvaram temple. They are located in the state of Tamil Nadu and display the vibrancy of Dravidian architecture. During the reign of the Cholas, Tamil literature and art also developed and the Chola temples are a perfect example of that. 7. Ajanta Caves Located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, these caves date back to 2 century BC. These Buddhist caves are considered to be one of the most outstanding artistic activities performed in the olden times. Numbering around thirty, these were abandoned for a long time as they were covered by dense forests before being rediscovered by a British officer. The remaining murals in the caves are one of the best paintings that represent the art of ancient India and are sometimes used as an inspiration by current artists. 8. Ellora Caves A heritage tour in Maharashtra will take you to the Ellora caves. These caves are a group of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain caves. Built by the Rashtrakuta dynasty, they have been placed on the list of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO due to its cultural importance. The rock cut architectural style used in the construction of these caves is worth seeing as it looks very spectacular. We can get an idea of ​​the religious convention that prevailed at that time because Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves were all located at the same place. Nine. Kaziranga National Park Kaziranga National Park is a delight for nature lovers and wildlife explorers. Located in Assam, it is home to 2 / three s of the world's great one horned rhinoceros. Along with this there are many other fauna and Avifuna species as it is a biodiversity hotspot. That is why it has been given the highest protection under Indian laws related to wildlife conservation. The national park with its beautiful landscape and ancient ambience is a popular destination for those who want to go on a nature heritage tour. 10. Mahabodhi Temple Complex It is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites. The Mahabodhi Temple translates to the temple of Mahan (Maha) Jagriti (Bodhidharma). History tells us that Gautama Buddha used to sit under a peepal tree and meditate that he has attained nirvana (knowledge). This tree was called the Bodhi tree and when Ashoka the Great visited the site, he built a temple, which is the Mahabodhi Temple, in 260 BCE besides the Bodhi tree. Knowing its past, we can consider why the Mahabodhi Temple complex has been named as one of the World Heritage Sites. According to the Jataka legends, the navel of the earth is at the place where the Bodhi tree is. Author Prince Gohil Hackploit, technologies Eighty five views · What attracts you the most in Lucknow? , an Indian Moderator The name really says it all. I love every style of Lucknow. This is my favorite city in India - just understand that the civilization of Awadh speaks with my head. "Smile you're in Lucknow" !! Welcome to this jumla ... 15 Best Travel Accessories on Amazon India Some amazing pictures of India that will inspire us to visit India immediately? During your journey, you have taken some pictures with your camera or mobile that remind you of your travel experience, and the same travel experience and some pictures you would like to share on stage? How do you intend to visit a mountainous place in the first fortnight of January? Which place is absolutely appropriate to visit? Please tell me the sst way. Can anyone tell about the beauty of Rajasthan? , Self-employed professionals in business (2015 - yet) If you want to go to Rajasthan, then you have to know about the beauty of Rajasthan, so let me tell you which places you should visit to travel in Rajasthan. 1). (Jaipur) What are the tourism advertising taglines of all Indian states? What is the right time to visit Mount Abu in Rajasthan and means of commuting? , Which tehzib is most surprising when traveling around 18 states? What are some major bridges of Konkan Railway? Which places must we visit to visit Poona? What do you know about the temple of water-seeking ghosts located in Manali Leh Marg in Himachal Pradesh? Which place is called Mussoorie in Bihar? Can anyone share Malaysia travel experience? Which country does not require a passport to go? What are the amazing facts about Russia? Do you know about Padma Shri Sudevi Maid of Mathura? 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