Published 18:25 IST, July 7th 2020
5 monuments to visit in India during Unlock 2.0: Golden Temple, Red Fort, and more
On July 2, Prahlad Singh Patel declared that all monuments will be open for visit. Here is a list of top 5 monuments to visit in India in the Unlock 2.0 phase.
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On July 2, Union Minister for Tourism and Culture, Prahl Singh Patel, anunced that all ASI-protected Indian monuments would be open to public during Unlock 2.0 phase. This anuncement was me by Prahl Singh Patel on his official Twitter handle. Due to Covid-19 lockdown, over 3000 ASI monuments h been closed for visitors from March 17, 2020. However, 820 monuments were allowed to reopen on June 8, 2020. People will be allowed to visit monuments only if y abide by Covid-19 precautions and maintain social distancing. Here is a list of top 5 monuments to visit in India in Unlock 2.0 phase:
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Red Fort, Delhi
Declared as a UNESCO World Herit Site, lofty fortress represents zenith of Mughal art. Red Fort attains a great level of historic and political importance due to which Prime Minister of India hoists tricolour flag at fort every Independence Day. Located in Netaji Subhash Marg at Chandni Chowk, monument receives millions of tourists every year.
Golden Temple, Amritsar
Golden Temple is one of holiest Sikh shrines of country. temple is t only famous for its gold carving but also for providing charitable meals to 50,000 people daily. gorgeous structure is built beside a man-me pool which makes site even more pleasing to eye.
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Qutub Minar, Delhi: Tallest Brick Minaret
A landmark in history of Delhi Sultanate, Qutub Minar has achieved title of UNESCO World Herit Sites in Delhi. Located in Mehrauli area of Delhi, Qutub Munar houses beautiful mosques and funerary buildings due to which it is regarded as a masterpiece of art. Your Delhi Darshan is incomplete if you do t visit this awe-inspiring monument of India.
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Amer Fort, Jaipur:
Popularly kwn as Jaipur ka Kila or Amer ka Kila, this mighty fort is a famous tourist spot. Built of white marble, pink and yellow sandstone, this magnificent fort houses four beautiful courtyards that d to its grandeur and elegance. Jaleb Chowk is Main Courtyard, followed by Diwan-i-Aam (hall of public). Sheesh Mahal also referred to as Palace of Mirrors is most famous attraction of fort. spell-bound structure me in glass was dedicated to wives of King.
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Sanchi Stupa, Mhya Presh:
Sanchi Stupa is located 60 km away from Bhopal, Mhya Presh. This stupa has special significance for Buddhists as it represents spiritual body of Buddha containing his relics such as hair, teeth and bones. Stupa receives a special mention for its carved panels as y depict life of Buddha.
India is home to diverse cultures, and tritions. re isn't a better way of relishing rich cultural herit of country than visiting gem-like monuments of this country. Thanks to Unlock 2.0, you can w visit monument that has been on your bucket list since so long.
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18:25 IST, July 7th 2020