The carving on the stone is amazing! Well worth a stop off. We went late in the afternoon not too long before closing and the sun position was gorgeous for all those photos!

The carving on the stone is amazing! Well worth a stop off. We went late in the afternoon not too long before closing and the sun position was gorgeous for all those photos!
nice heritage.government should look towards the world heritage and protect them .
Its just a historical place. You could click a few snaps and sit for few minutes but thats about it. There is nothing much to see around apart from the Minar. Maybe if you have enough time you should visit it, or I don't think its a must see place.
A visit to the Qutb Complex is part of my tour of North India when staying in Delhi. The 'Minar' towers over an historic spot where Islam sultans 'arrived' in India yet there is a mixture of Islam and Hindu culture here - reflected in the architectural styles. The Qutb (Arabic for pole) is the world's highest brick minaret which,...
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this temple is particularly special. realy rare in this city of Delhi. many people to visit this temple every day. many people to visit this temple every day. many people to visit this temple every day.
The walls of the tower has been engraved on the Koran, as is the texture, is a beautiful building as well as high. From the guide, but previously it was able to climb the tower, , there a lots of people too having picninc and ejoying , i dont like when people litter at the mom\numet , it's there heritage...
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I spent about an hour here by myself wandering around, it was not amazing, it probably won't be visited again, if you have time its worth coming and it seemed like the children around here were enjoying it...
A Joy filled with lot of sorrows. Joyous when i look at it as a great structure which is in my country. Looks awesome with its crystal clear architecture and finish. A great place to visit Sorrow when i look at the remains of the old temple which was destroyed by the nasty moguls to construct the Minar.
Ancient structures of this site that still stand out in their grandeur are worth seeing. Take a walk through the pillar corridor and feel the powers of the past times coming to life in your heart. Very nice place. Loved sitting on the green grass and enjoying the tranquility.
The Minar is in Mehrauli, 2 kms from the Hauz Khas flyover on the outer ring road. I will be objectice in my review narrating my experience being a native of the city and having visited the site multiple times over a period of 25 years.
It' sad that all the entry fee collected over the years has not contributed...
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