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Bhupen Khakhar (Indian, 1934-2003), Portrait of Shri Shankerbhai V. Patel near Red Fort, c.1971. Oil on canvas, 35 ½ x 35 ½ in.
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Red Fort, Delhi, India. Residence of the Mughal Emperors...
#travel#india#delhi#old delhi#new delhi#mughal architecture#mughal#mughal empire#red fort#indian architecture#islamic architecture#architecture#columns#south asia#asia travel
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Bharat Parv 2024
Bharat Parv is an annual event organized by the Government of India to celebrate the country's rich cultural heritage, diversity, and history. The event typically takes place in New Delhi around Republic Day, which falls on January 26th. It aims to showcase various aspects of India's culture, including its cuisine, handicrafts, music, dance, and traditions.
During Bharat Parv, visitors can explore different pavilions representing various states and union territories of India. These pavilions usually feature exhibitions highlighting the unique cultural, historical, and artistic aspects of each region. Visitors can enjoy traditional performances, sample regional cuisines, and purchase handicrafts and souvenirs representing different parts of the country.
The event also includes cultural performances, folk dances, music concerts, and exhibitions showcasing India's achievements in various fields such as science, technology, and sports. Additionally, there are often competitions, workshops, and interactive sessions aimed at promoting awareness and appreciation of India's diverse heritage among visitors, especially the younger generation.
Overall, Bharat Parv serves as a platform for fostering national unity, promoting tourism, and celebrating the rich tapestry of India's culture and heritage. It attracts both domestic and international visitors and provides an opportunity for people from different backgrounds to come together and experience the vibrancy and diversity of India.
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"Tumse milna purani dilli main..."
New Delhi, India
#new delhi#red fort#jama masjid#aesthetic#desiblr#desi stuff#desi culture#delhi aesthetic#desi aesthetic#moodboard#photography#my photos
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Red Fort, Delhi, 1978.
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google.com Red Fort Agra India
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Red Fort, Delhi
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Red Fort, Agra, India
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Red Fort
Red Fort is located in Delhi, India. The red stone castle was commissioned by Shah Jahan and built from 1637-47. The structure has a mix of Islamic, Persian, and Timurid architecture and served as a royal residence of the Mughal emperors from 1648-1857. The private apartments have rows of pavilions connected by a water channel. The Red Fort Complex walls stand 75 feet and encloses palaces, entertainment halls, balconies, baths, indoor canals, elaborate gardens, and an ornate mosque. The interior was plundered by the 9th emperor, who removed the silver ceiling in the fort to raise money and replaced the ceiling with copper. In 1803, the British occupied the fort and built their residence within the fort. The structure spans over 254 acres, but nearly 66 percent of the structures within the fort were destroyed or badly damaged. The Red Fort serves as a celebration place for Indian independence. It became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2007. Red Fort has three museums.
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5 Amazing Fact About Red Fort
#ndian Monuments#Mughal Architecture#Delhi#Cultural Heritage#Forts of India.#Red Fort#History#India#Monuments#UNESCO World Heritage Site.#ndian History#Tourism#UNESCO World Heritage Site#Delhi Tourism#Forts and Palaces.
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Some pics from the Mela at the Red Fort today!!!
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Postcrossing US-9083814-A by Gail Anderson Via Flickr: Postcard with a picture of an opaque watercolor painting called Red Fort at Delhi, done by an unknown artist around 1780 - 1790. Sent to a Postcrossing member in Finland.
#Fort#Delhi#Red Fort#Military#Watercolor#Painting#Art#Architecture#Buildings#Postcard#POstcrossing#flickr
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Incredible inlay work, Mussaman Burj, Agra Fort (Red Fort), India
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Delhi (Cont)
#blog#Delhi#independent travel#India#photo&039;s#photography#Red Fort#travel#travel blog#travel tips
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Best Places to Visit in Delhi: A Complete Guide to Exploring India’s Capital
Discover the best places to visit in Delhi, from iconic landmarks like the Red Fort and India Gate to bustling markets like Chandni Chowk. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, or cuisine, this guide covers everything you need to know about Delhi's top attractions. Explore stunning Mughal architecture, experience vibrant street food, and take in the modern charm of India’s bustling capital. Plan your trip with our comprehensive guide to the best places in Delhi.
#Best places to visit in Delhi#Delhi travel guide#Delhi tourist attractions#Red Fort#India Gate#Qutub Minar#Humayun's Tomb#Chandni Chowk#Akshardham Temple#Delhi street food#Delhi markets#Delhi history#Delhi culture#must-visit places in Delhi#Delhi sightseeing#top places in Delhi#Delhi tourism.
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Old Delhi turns Dasara capital as VVIPs turn up to lead fight of good versus evil
President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi take aim at an effigy of the demon king. | Photo Credit: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR Old Delhi turned into the Dasara capital of Delhi on Saturday with President Droupadi Murmu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, and former Congress president Sonia Gandhi attending Ravana dahan [burning Ravana…
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#AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal#Chief Minister Atishi#Dasara#former Congress president Sonia Gandhi#Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi#Parade Ground#President Droupadi Murmu#Prime Minister Narendra Modi#Red Fort#Vijayadashmi
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