Agrasen ki Baoli is also known as Ugrasen ki Baoli. The Baoli is a 60-meter long and 15-meter wide historical step well. The step well has 108 steps with a sequence of imprinted passages and chambers. Agrasen ki Baoli is selected as a protected memorial…
Originated in the late 19th century by the African American communities, the Jazz genre had gained popularity as it crossed the boundaries of music and entertainment and moved across regions and soon out to the world. The Jazz culture could not spare…
New Delhi, the capital of our beloved country is gargantuan of a cosmopolitan city where dreams have every possibility of coming true. This city has something to offer to everyone and has a knack for being in the news every day probably…
If you think you have seen all of Delhi, think again. Mehrauli Archeological Park lies very close to the Qutub Minar metro station yet is not on every tourist’s map. Even the auto-rickshaw walas are not all completely aware of the place…
For those visitors who have been yearning for South Indian temples to visit soon, the Uttara Swami Malai Mandir/Temple can help them quench their thirst. This temple is dedicated to lord Swaminath and it uniquely blends the spirit of the south with…
Those individuals who have been fascinated by the ghost stories and they want to explore such a region where the super-naturals prevail, Jamali-kamali tomb/mosque could be your next probable destination. Built-in 1528-29 by Humanyun, this mosque/tomb is an epitome of a sufi saint…
Considered as one of the oldest and strongest Mosque in Delhi, the Begumpur Mosque was constructed by Khan-I-Jahan Maqbool Tilangani, the Prime Minister during the rule of the Tughlaqs in Delhi. It said to be patterned on an Iranian design planned by…
