Induri Fort Talegaon Pune History Attraction Review and Images Sir Senapati killa
Induri Fort Induri Fort, this fort is also called Indori Fort and Sarsenapati’s Fort. Induri Fort is at a distance of 36 km from Pune and it is 3 km from Talegaon on Talegaon – Chakan road in Induri village. Induri fort History This Fort was built by Khanderao Dabhade in 1720, Khanderao Dabhade was the eldest son of Yesaji Dabhade, the bodyguard of Shivaji Maharaj. From 1705 to 1717, Khanderao Dabhade extended the Maratha Empire to Baroda. Shahu Maharaj made Khanderao Dabhade the Commander-in-Chief of the Maratha Empire on 11 January 1717. Talegaon, which was inherited by General Khanderao Dabhade, later came to be known as Talegaon Dabhade. Khanderao…
Ghoradeshwar trek and Ghoradeshwar temple Best place near Pune Trekking to the highest point of Ghoradeshwar Hill in 2021
Ghoradeshwar Trek Today I was ready at 6:00 am because I had to go on a very beautiful hill for trekking. The name of this place was Ghoradeshwar hill. In fact, the Ghoradeshwar trek is quite famous for daily trekking lovers. The Ghoradeshwar is around 25 km from Pune on Old Pune – Mumbai Highway. When I reached Ghoradeshwar, there were many trekkers. I had visited this place earlier. But Today I have determined the goal, that I had to go to the highest peak of Ghoradeshwar. That was the fun for the Ghoradeshwar trek. Ghoradeshwar Temple history Apart from Ghoradeshwar Trek, Ghoradeshwar Hill is famous for the ancient temple of…
Jhulta Minar Ahmedabad still an unresolved mystery of shaking minarets
Jhulta Minar Ahmedabad Jhulta Minar one of the famous minar in Ahmedabad India. Jhulta Minar are known as shaking minar also because of both minar shakes. when one minar push gently then the other minar feels vibration inspite of the middle connected part remain intact. A staircase has been made inside these towers, from which you can go to the first portion of the tower. Now no one is allowed to go inside these towers because these towers had appeared cracked on the surface, so these towers are tied up with steel strip. Till a few years ago, entry inside the tower was open and allowed with an entrance fee.…
Rani no Hajiro The Gujarat sultanate queens are buried in this place
Rani no Hajiro Manek Chowk has Badshah No Hazira on one side and Rani no Hajiro on the other side, also known as Mughalai Bibi Ka Maqbara or Ahmed Shah’s Queen’s Tomb. History It is built on a large floor. It has a small corridor to go around it. When entering it, it is a square open courtyard, it is about 37 meters in width, which has a big corridor on all sides. This was built in 1445 but it was completed by Mehmood Begada in 1457. It has eight marble graves of Ahmed Shah I queens and other Gujarat Sultanate rulers in its courtyard. The main tomb is Mughal…
Ahmedabad history know it before visiting Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad history Before the 11th AD, Ahmedabad was known as Archival. This was a forest area and the Sabarmati River was floating here. It was the habitat of Bill (Adivasi) and ruled by Bhill King Asha Palli. The Karna king of the Chalukyas dynasty of Anhilwada today known as Patan defeated the Bhil king in 1078 and had established the ancient city Karnavati along the bank of the Sabarmati River. The Chalukyas dynasty ruled from the 11th century to the 13th century until Gujarat came under the Vaghela dynasty in 1243. Subsequently, Gujarat was conquered by Alauddin khilji. It became under the control of the Delhi sultanate in 1297. The…
Jami Masjid Champaner a UNESCO World heritage and finest Mosque in India Attraction and Review
Jami Masjid Champaner When I saw Jami Masjid, I was astonished to see this very beautiful heritage mosque. This mosque is one of the finest mosques in western India. This Jami Masjid is part of the UNESCO world heritage site. History This Jami Masjid in Champaner was built by Sultan Begada in 1509. It has a mixture of Hindu, Jain workmanship and architecture. The Jami Masjid surface ornaments include motifs of the sun, diamonds, pottery and vines and lotus insignia used in earlier temples. Mosque structure This mosque is built on a high floor, this mosque is 66 meters long and 55 meters wide. To enter this mosque, there is…
Bhandarej Bawdi Most beautiful bawdi in Bhandarej village Dausa
Bhandarej Bawdi dausa Bhandarej Bawdi – Bhandarej village is 10 km from Dausa town in Rajasthan, This village has a very beautiful step well. The Bandarej’s stepwell is also called Badi bawdi. This bawdi has steps to reach the bottom of the water. On entering this Bawdi, The chhatri type arch is built above its main court and a similar arch is built on the end of this building, there are four chhatriyas on the four corners and an umbrella in the middle, which makes this step well very beautiful, this stepwell is a very beautiful example of craft art. It’s a different and amazing experience at this step well.…
Chand Baori world biggest Baori in Abhaneri village Dausa Rajasthan
Chand Baori This Baori situated in the village of Abhaneri in Dausa district of Rajasthan. Abhaneri is at a distance of 35 km from Dausa city and 90 km away from Jaipur. Chand Bawdi is the largest stepwell in India. This stepwell is famous for its beauty along with being large, it is a hidden treasure of Rajasthan. When I first saw this stepwell, I was taken aback by the fact that the depth of the stepwell is 30 meters deep or this stepwell is equal to the depth of 13-story. it has been made 3500 steps to get down, it has a double step on all three sides. Remain…
Amer Fort History & Fact Must Know Great Architecture, Tickets, Timing & Review in 2021
Amer Fort History Amer fort history – Amer Fort is situated in Amber which is 10 km from Jaipur pink city. This fort is made on Aravali hill, and very close to Jaigarh Fort. This fort is one of the most beautiful forts in India. Amer Fort is also known as Amer Palace. Amer fort is included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Amer Fort was built in 967 AD by Raja Alan Singh of the Chanda Dynasty. But in the 11th century, the Kachhwaha Rajputs took control over it. Thereafter, in the 16th century, Raja Man Singh started rebuilding, and later on, this fort was completed by Jai…
Jaigarh Fort history Strong fort in Jaipur Rajashthan Timing, Ticket & Review in 2021
Jaigarh Fort History Jaigarh Fort history- Jaigarh was built by Sawai Jaisingh-2, various rulers contributed to the construction of this fort. In fact, the construction of this fort started in the 11th century and lasted till the middle of the 18th century. Jaigarh Fort is 10 km from Jaipur. It is built on a small eagle hill on the Aravalli hill range. You can watch a panoramic view of the city of Jaipur from Jaigarh fort. Inside this fort, there are Lakshmi Vilas, Lalit Temple and Aaram Mandir. This fort was built for the protection of Amer Fort and Jaipur. This fort is also called Vijayadurg. Jaigarh Fort history –…
