Famous Monuments in India – Free PDF Download
(1) Taj Mahal (Agra, UP)
- This is a sign of love, Shah Jahan made for his wife Mumtaz.
- It is made of white marble, its color seems to change slightly from morning to evening.
- It took 22 years to build, thousands of people were employed.
- Delicious dishes: At night, the moonlight shines brightly!
- Red Fort (Delhi)
- The large fort of Lal Plateau was built by Shah Jahan in 1648.
- The Mughal emperors used to live here, big celebrations were also held here.
- Every August 15, the PM hoists the flag from here.
- One thing: it has a mix of Indian and foreign styles, worth watching!
- 3. Qutub Minar (Delhi)
- A very tall tower, 73 meters, made of red plateau and marble.
- Qutb-ud-Din Aibak had shoro in 1192, in Bad and people completed.
- The carving is awesome, it seems to be a little bent!
- There is an iron pillar nearby which has not rusted for 1500 years.
- 4. Gateway of India (Mumbai)
- A large gate on the seashore was built in 1924 to welcome King George V.
- Made of a yellow plateau, it has the fun of Indian and European design.
- There is a tourist spot, there is also the Taj Hotel nearby.
- Boats are also available from here to Elephanta Caves.
- 5. Hawa Mahal (Jaipur)
- Pink color palace, 953 small windows in it.
- Built in 1799, the name “Hawa Mahal” is because the breeze comes in comfortably.
- The ladies of the king’s family used to watch the spectacle outside from here.
- From the outside, it looks like a velvet hive!
- 6. India Gate (Delhi)
- The 42-metre-long Yudh Monument, founded in 1931 for the Solders of the World War.
- It is a yellow-red plateau with more than 13,000 names written on it.
- The lights are on at night, it is different fun to roam.
- There’s grass nearby, it’s also good for picnics.
- 7. Lotus Temple (Delhi)
- The lotus-flower-like temple, built in 1986, made of white marble.
- People of all religions come here, and it is a prayer house for the people.
- There is so much peace inside that the mind becomes happy.
- If you look at it from above, you see 27 petals, the top for the photo!
- 8. Charminar (Hyderabad)
- The Char Minarwala Square Monument, built by the Sultan in 1591.
- It was built in the joy of ending a major disease.
- High in the middle of Old City, you can enjoy the nearby Lad Bazaar.
- Climb up and the view of the city is cool (if allowed!).
- 9. Konark Sun Temple (Odisha)
- The temple of the Sun God, built like a chariot, dates back to the 13th century.
- There are carvings of mills, animals, and dancers on the stone.
- Built by King Narasimhadeva, is now a UNESCO site.
- The wheel tells the time like a high clock!
- 10. Golden Temple (Amritsar)
- The holy place of the Sikhs is plated with gold, the name is Harmandir Sahib.
- Built in the late 1500s, it is in the middle of the water (Amrit Sarovar).
- Open to all, free langar is served every day.
- It is a different scene to see the reflection in the water at night.
Why are these monuments special?
- The history of India is told – the Mughals, the British, and the old temples.
- Each has its own story—one about love, fighting, or religion.
- Beautiful to look at, culture to shine, and amazing in texture!
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