Many male monarchs and emperors ruled Delhi over the old ages and. hence. it abounds in memorials. Peoples come from far and broad to see them. They have an educational value.
Once when we had our Dussehra vacation. we went to see topographic points of historical importance with our instructor. We hired a coach. First we went to the Qutab. It is now a edifice of five floors. Two of its upper floor had been brought down. It was built by Qutab-ud-Din. the first slave male monarch of India. We admired the architectural beauty of the edifice. We went up to the highest floor and watched the people below. They looked like midget. We besides saw the Fe pillar standing nearby. It is known as King Chandra’s pillar. It is more than two-thousand-year-old. Next we went to see the carvings of Hindu Gods and goddesses on rock slabs. We were truly surprised to see the wooden slabs altering into tone.
From the Qutab we went to Tughlaqabad. Here an old metropolis of Delhi. founded by Tughlaq Kings. was one time situated. Now it lies in ruins. Then we proceeded to Hauz Khas which was the abode of male monarchs. We relaxed for sometime on the green lawns. We had our tiffin here and refreshed ourselves with tea.
Next we went to Humayun’s Tomb where Emperor Humayun lies buried. We appreciated the Mughal art and architecture. There are Gravess of the Mughals nearby. Our following topographic point of visit was Kotla Feroze Shah. Feroze Shah Bahadur’s grave and a mosque are built in it. This topographic point is known for the Ashoka pillar. which was brought from Meerut. Next we saw the ruins of Old Fort. It was started by Humayun but was completed by Sher Shah Suri.
In the terminal we went to the Red Fort. It is a all right edifice of olympian magnificence. There we saw Diwan-i-Khas. It shows the architectural gustatory sensation of the great Mughal Emperor. Shah Jahan. The glorification of the antediluvian ages is writ big on its face. We visited the museum inside the garrison. Many things of historical value are displayed here.
We learnt a batch from the visit and thirstily desired to hold another educational circuit of Delhi.
