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Taj Mahal

The most famous mosque of the world, opened in 1648. The five-dome structure, with a height of almost 80 meters, captures the spirit, and the adjacent gardens and aquatic compositions do not allow to distract the eye. Taj-Mahal dedicates to both the world of beauty and the world of spirituality.

Gateway of India

Monument in New Delhi, resembling the French Triumphal Arch. Height of construction - 41 meters. The walls are marked with the names of more than 90,000 soldiers who defended the country during World War I. There is also always burning eternal fire

Step Wells

Amazing hydrotechnical structure keeps not only the secrets of reliable and aesthetic construction, but also cultural heritage, mysteries of the appearance and disappearance of water.

The Red Fort

Construction of red sandstone of the time of the Great Mughals (1652), also known as Lal-Keil. Amazing multi-tiered palaces, built by several generations of the dynasty. This place has become not only a historical example of a defensive fortress, but also a mausoleum for the main beauty, the wife of the emperor. The palace inherited the refinement of Islamic architecture. The residence stands above the river Yamuna, surrounded by peaceful nature - it also deserves tourists attention

the Palace on the Water.

Near the city of Jaipur, was built a castle that attracts attention with its symmetry and freedom. Jal-Mahal settled right in the middle of Lake Man Sagar! The golden walls, made in the Indo-Muslim style, from the 18th century until today are like standing on the water, although under the water there is another 4 floors, and on the roof grow the most real trees. In this location are interesting both architectural solutions, legends, surrounding the walls of Jal-Mahal and than lake water, beauty of nature and sensations gained from being underwater

The Tomb of the Baby Taj

This marble mausoleum was built between 1622 and 1628 in the classic Mughal style. Though it has undergone restoration, the tomb still preserves the exquisite ornamentation of its era—golden inlays, intricate patterns, and precious stones. Its nickname, “Baby Taj,” comes from its proximity to the majestic Taj Mahal, echoing its elegance on a more intimate scale.

National park

Not far from the popular Khajuraho is one of the most interesting natural parks. It is a place where not to meet a tiger - failure. The location has also become home to several dozen species of unusual plants, monkeys, deer, birds.

Residence of the President of India

The 55-meter building, belonging to neoclassical architecture, is steeped in history. The presidential palace in New Delhi is reminiscent of the Roman pantheon, and impresses not only with its beauty but also with its state significance.

Lodhi Gardens

New Delhi has a green park with 15th century architecture and the real tombs of Muhammad Shah, Sikander Lodi, Shish Gumbad and Bara Gumbad.

Sikh temple

The main temple of the Sikh religion, which appeared on the shore of the lake in 1604, is located in Delhi. At sunset it seems to become a reflection of the very sun because of gilding and precious stones on walls and roofs, so another name of historical and architectural monument - Golden Temple. Anyone can visit the Sikh temple, because the current confession principle is openness. In addition to the preserved millenary patterns, the location is decorated with living plants and pleasant musicc

"The harem wing of Hawa Mahal

In Jaipur, since 1799, a five-storey structure of pink sandstone has stood in quiet majesty. Part of a royal palace complex, it once served as the harem quarters during the reign of Sawai Pratap Singh. The building captivates with its fantastical architecture—designed, quite literally, to breathe. This effect was achieved through its unique shape, as it was said to resemble Krishna’s crown, and through its 953 intricately carved windows that channel air into the harem wing.

The Moonlit Garden

Mehtab Bagh is a botanical garden in the city of Agra, affectionately known as the Moonlit Garden. Its name comes from the abundance of white and silvery-hued plants, pale architectural features, and delicate decor. At twilight and under the moon’s glow, the garden seems to shimmer with enchantment—casting a spell of quiet magic over all who wander through.

Kamasutra Temple

The complex is located at 10 square km in depth of jungle. Here you can see ancient buildings made of granite and sandstone, decorated with sculptures of an erotic nature. It is believed that all the images on the walls was made between 1025-1050, as we know from historical facts. In addition to sculptures in human growth, merged with each other, there are also images of wars, change of rulers, everyday life.

Lotus Temple

One of the main temples of India, built in 1986 in the capital. Lotus Temple became the guardian of the Baha'i religion in the country

Temple of India - Jami

The cathedral mosque, biult in 1656, stands on top of a hill from which you can enjoy amazing views. Impressive walls of the temple, an example of religious architecture in the 17th century.

The Pink City

Jaipur was founded in 1727 and was the center of the state of Rajasthan. However, in 1876 the Indian city was recognized anew when all the buildings were painted pink to meet the English queen. The city has become pink to highlight the hospitality of the locals. Today, in addition to photogenic, the city attracts tourists with palaces, protected areas, forts

The Astronomical Observatory

The Astronomical Observatory sits atop a mountain, inviting visitors to embark on a journey through breathtaking views and the fragrant essence of Indian nature. And once immersed in this sensory landscape, they can turn their gaze to the stars—discovering celestial wonders, recent breakthroughs, and the mysteries of the universe.

Nature reserve with waterfall Raneh

Picturesque place, which amazes with its natural beauty and rich biodiversity. Here you can enjoy magnificent views of the cascade, surrounded by green forests and diverse plant species, as well as go on fascinating walks along trails, admiring the sounds of nature and the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.

Temple of the goddess Lakshmi and Narayana

The Hindu temple in New Delhi, construction of what was completed in 1985. It will impress with the non-standard colors, shapes, architectural solutions. At the same time, the external turmoil of the temple conceals the calmness that the Hindu teachings give

the Chandni Chowk district

Here is one of the oldest and most impressive markets in Asia. It was built in the 17th century by order of Emperor Shah Jahan. He could hardly imagine then that in millennia the area of Chandni Chowk from small alleys with merchants will turn into a national attraction where the tourist can find everything ever looked for, and even more

Amber Fortress

Building of 1727, formerly serving as a military fortification and castle on the hills of Jaipur. Now this place is one of the brightest examples of a classical fort, preserving amazing interiors and paintings on the walls. Also the ancient bastion preserves unique nature and panoramic views on pristine Indian latitudes

The Monkey Temple

In the northern part of Jaipur lies an architectural gem dating back to the 18th century. Composed of several temples carved from pink stone, the site was once a place of pilgrimage and a sanctuary for ascetics. Today, it’s affectionately known as the Monkey Temple, named for the large population of monkeys that now call it home.