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Dudhsagar Falls
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Taragarh Fort or Star Fort is situated in the city of #Ajmer in the state of #Rajasthan, India. It is a massive fort in Bundi and built at a height of 500 meters on a hill by Rao Singh Bar in the 13th century under the reign of King Ajaypal Chauhan. It is built on a steep hill and now is overgrown by vegetation.
Unlike most forts in Rajasthan which are made of Sandstone the #TaragarhFort is made of serpentine stone which is green in colour. It remains one of the few forts in Rajasthan which does not show influences of Mughal style of art and architecture.
Taragarh Fort, being a trendsetter for the rest of the forts to come, was the first fort to be built on top of a hill. The Taragarh Fort is the oldest fort in Rajasthan, and it has a long bloody history. It has been passed from the hands of the Marwari rulers into the hands of the Mughals. But after the death of QutubuddinAibak, successor of Sultan Sahabuddin, Chauhan and Rajput rulers attacked the fort in a combined effort.
Unlike most forts in Rajasthan which are made of Sandstone the #TaragarhFort is made of serpentine stone which is green in colour. It remains one of the few forts in Rajasthan which does not show influences of Mughal style of art and architecture.
Taragarh Fort, being a trendsetter for the rest of the forts to come, was the first fort to be built on top of a hill. The Taragarh Fort is the oldest fort in Rajasthan, and it has a long bloody history. It has been passed from the hands of the Marwari rulers into the hands of the Mughals. But after the death of QutubuddinAibak, successor of Sultan Sahabuddin, Chauhan and Rajput rulers attacked the fort in a combined effort.
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📍Gangaikonda Cholapuram Temple - A living history, Tamilnadu, India 🇮🇳
UNESCO declared this a World Heritage Site in the year 2004. The temple remains active to this day though it was built more than a 1000 years.
UNESCO declared this a World Heritage Site in the year 2004. The temple remains active to this day though it was built more than a 1000 years.
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📍Leh to Tsomoriri Road
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India’s #SpitiValley is home to wonders that make for a lifetime’s experience. While most of those wonders are quite popular in the tourism circuit, there is a secret that not many know about. Yes, it is home to #ChichamBridge, the highest bridge in Asia, and quite an astounding spectacle at that.
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Savehaklu Reservoir 😍😍(check captions for more details)
#SavehakluReservoir is Situated 6Km away from #ChakraDam ,Chakra Dam is around 55Kms from #Kodachadri, #Karnataka. This reservoir can be spotted while travelling towards Kodachadri from Nagara. #SavehakluDam is one of the water sources for Linganamakki Dam and was constructed before the Linganamakki Dam was built. Heavy monsoon flow gives abundant life to the reservoir and the nature. The place is too windy and foggy during monsoon and this makes it worth place for monsoon trip.
#SavehakluReservoir is Situated 6Km away from #ChakraDam ,Chakra Dam is around 55Kms from #Kodachadri, #Karnataka. This reservoir can be spotted while travelling towards Kodachadri from Nagara. #SavehakluDam is one of the water sources for Linganamakki Dam and was constructed before the Linganamakki Dam was built. Heavy monsoon flow gives abundant life to the reservoir and the nature. The place is too windy and foggy during monsoon and this makes it worth place for monsoon trip.
Christmas 🎄
In Kolkata
In Kolkata
Just adjacent to the Mahabat Maqbara is another mausoleum dedicated to the Nawab’s vazir, Bahaduddinbhai Hasainbhai. Built soon after the completion of the Nawabs maqbara, Bahaduddin commissioned his own to be built in a similar mixture of styles. A unique feature that sets this mausoleum apart from the other one are its four minarets with a helical staircase going from bottom to top around it, or as locals call it as the ‘inside-out minaret’.
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📍: 17th-century stepwell at Bansilalpet near Secunderabad, Hyderabad 👍
Note : Some work is still pending so it may be closed for some days. Do visit after few days 👍
17th Century Stepwell brought back to its glory, inaugurated by KTR in Hyderabad 📍. Talking about the Bansilalpet stepwell restoration, KTR sir said, “A total of 3905 tonnes of garbage was removed by making a total of 863 trips to bring the stepwell to its original condition. The wonderful restoration work was done in the last 13 month’s 🙌
Telangana Government spent over 10 crores for it’s Restoration 🙌
The use of this stepwell is to improve ground water levels👍
Free Entry 🥳
Timings : 8 Am to 9pm
For parking you need to go some far 👍
📍: 17th-century stepwell at Bansilalpet near Secunderabad, Hyderabad 👍
Note : Some work is still pending so it may be closed for some days. Do visit after few days 👍
17th Century Stepwell brought back to its glory, inaugurated by KTR in Hyderabad 📍. Talking about the Bansilalpet stepwell restoration, KTR sir said, “A total of 3905 tonnes of garbage was removed by making a total of 863 trips to bring the stepwell to its original condition. The wonderful restoration work was done in the last 13 month’s 🙌
Telangana Government spent over 10 crores for it’s Restoration 🙌
The use of this stepwell is to improve ground water levels👍
Free Entry 🥳
Timings : 8 Am to 9pm
For parking you need to go some far 👍