Qutub Minar is located in Mete Uli Village, 15 km from New Delhi and was built in 1193. The red sandstone minaret is 72.5 meters high. The diameter of the base is 14.32 meters, and the peak diameter of the tower is 2.75 meters. It tapers from the bottom to the top. Built with interactive corners and engraved grooves around the tower. The surrounding archaeological area includes some famous buildings. The majestic Ara-Dalvaza Gate, built in 1311, is a boutique of Indian-Muslim art. Two mosques constructed from materials from 20 Brahmin temples, including the Kuwatu-Islam Mosque, is the oldest mosque in northern India.
Qutub Minar was 73 meters high. It was established after the emperor defeated Delhi's last king in 1193. It was completed in the thirteenth century, and it marked the place where Islam ruled the city. The stairs in the tower were extremely steep. In 1979, a tour group astounded in the tower for dozens of casualties. The tower began to close outside. Qutub Minta has experienced centuries of turbulence. The tower is somewhat inclined and is considered to be one of the most beautiful stone towers in the world and is listed in the World Cultural Heritage List.
For centuries, Qutub Minarta has been somewhat inclined but other aspects have been preserved. It is the tallest brick tower in the world built by India’s first Muslim king to celebrate the victory over local Hindus. The construction of red sandstone and marble has a history of nearly 1,000 years. The preservation of such tall towers is still a mystery. This tower is a typical Indian-Islamic style building, with the Quran verses and various patterns on the tower, engraved in Arabic. There are 397 steps in the tower, which can be used to reach the top of the tower.
There are five versions of the story of its origin, but the most eloquent claim is that Delhi’s first Islamic ruler was built to show his conquest of Hindus. For this reason he ordered the dismantling of 27 Hindu temples and temples. Bricks and bricks have been built under the towers of the mosque. You can even see the Hindu decorative patterns on the walls of the mosque. Such religious conflicts are still happening in today's Indian society from time to time.
Gubatta is considered to be one of the most beautiful stone towers in the world. It is one of the "seven wonders of India" and was selected as a world cultural heritage in 1993. It was a representative building of early Islamic invasion of India. The ancient tower is extremely exquisite. The architectural style makes it attract numerous visitors from all over the world every year.
The mosque has an ancient black iron pillar that does not look very much, but it has extraordinary historical value and its reputation far exceeds that of a mosque. This large iron pillar is about 7 meters high and weighs 6 tons. It has not been conclusive since He was cast into what generation. According to records, it has at least a thousand years of history. Amazingly, this pillar has been exposed to the rubble for thousands of years and has suffered from the sun, rain, and rain, but it has never rusted. There have been experts on the analysis of iron columns and found that it contains 99.72% of iron, other substances are carbon, silicon, sulfur and phosphorus. More than a thousand years ago, ancient Indians actually made alloy pillars. Is this magic, invention, or accidental coincidence? No one can tell.
