These buildings are the identity of Delhi

Trending Delhi is the identity of Delhi. These buildings are not only the identity of Delhi as the capital of the country, but many historical buildings here are also related to its identity. Qutub Minar started the construction of the world’s highest (238 feet) of bricks by Muslim ruler Qutub Al-Din Aibak, completed by Iiltumish and Feroz Shah Tughlaq. In 1993, UNESCO Qutub Minar included the list of World Heritage Sites. Tourists from all over the world reach Delhi to see it. JAMA MASJID EKIER Shah Jahan built Masjid-e-Jahan-Numa in 1650-56 in the capital Shahjahanabad (old Delhi), meaning “the mosque offering the world.” Masjid-e-Jahan-Numa is now known as JAMA Masjid. It is the largest mosque in the country. The athletes village was built in 1982 on the remains of the Siri fort of the Khilji dynasty near the Asian sports village Hauz Khas. It was the first game of India of his friendly village. This 800 -acre sports village for the Asian Games has 853 apartments, where ministers and large officers live. APJ Abdul Kalam also lived here before becoming president. Lotus Temple, built on 26 hectares in 1986, is 114 feet high. This Temple of Bahai Dharma is the 20th richest temple in India. Humayun’s grave was built by his Persian Queen Hamida Banu Begum after the death of the Mughal selector Humayun in 1569. It was designed by Persian architect Meerak Mirza Giyasi. Click here Life & Style Click for more stories Click here