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Showing posts with label India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India. Show all posts

Thursday, June 21, 2012

Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance by Road with Buss Rail

Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance by Road with Buss and Rail
New calculation the distance between Shirdi and Ajanta-Ellora is just 145 km.
By Air: nearby airport is Aurangabad which is directly connected with big cities such as New Delhi and Mumbai.
By Rail: the big two express trains are running between Mumbai to Aurangabad on daily basis.
By Road: if we go through road then reaching Ajanta is possible through road such as Bombay is just 392 kms away, Ellora is 30 kms away, Nanded is 272 kms away, Nasik is 221 kms away, Pune is 229 kms away and Shirdi is just 136 kms.
Travel Driving distance between Shirdi and Ellora And Ajanta is very Complex

Ajanta Ellora Info Caves of India: the big caves situated in Maharashtra are renowned throughout the world. These caves are located at good distance of 100 kms from Aurangabad the city of Maharashtra. The story of Ajanta Caves is very interesting as they were exposed by the British Captain Mr. John Smith accidentally in 1819. John was hunting for the voyage and accidentally he got the big caves in such location. For reaching Aurangabad tourist can utilize the flights and direct trains from various cities of India. Numerous private travel agencies are offering taxies and buses as well to reach this tourist place of India. Manmad is the closest railway station situated at just 55 km north of the city Jalgaon of Maharashtra.
Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance by Road with Buss Rail

 Ajanta Ellora at wonderful outside wonderful view 2012

 Ajanta Ellora at wonderfuloutside view

 Ajanta Ellora at wonderful image 2012

Ajanta Ellora at wonderful image

Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance

Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance by Road with Buss Rail 2012

Shirdi to Ajanta Ellora Distance by Road with Buss and Rail is 145KM

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Bodhgaya Temples of India Latest Photos 2012

Bodhgaya Temples of India Latest Photos 2012
Brief Story of Mahabodhi Temple:This is a Buddhist temple, where Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha, attained enlightenment or nirvana. 250 years later, It is located about 100 kilometers from the capital city of the state of Bihar. Emperor Ashoka visited this place and established this shrine which is now one of the earliest temples in India which is built entirely in brick that still stands. The temple is 55 meters tall  The place was conquered by Turkish invaders and the Mahabodhi temple was mostly abandoned in the 13th century. However it was later repaired and restored in the 1880’s by Alexander Cunningham. and then again  it is underwent heavy restoration in the 20th century.
It Located about 100 kilometers from the capital city of the state of Bihar India.

Bodhgaya Temples of India Latest Photos 2012

Bodhgaya Temples of India outside

Bodhgaya Temples of India inside

Bodhgaya Temples night view 2011

Bodhgaya Temples of India holy food 2011

Bodhgaya Temples holy free food 2012

Bodhgaya Temples of India main gate Latest Photos 2012

Bodhgaya Temples latest picture 2012 night view

Bodhgaya Temples unknown wall photos

Bodhgaya Temples outside stage Latest Photos 2012


Bodhgaya Temples of India outside ground Latest Photos 2013
Bodhgaya Temples of India Latest Photos 2012 and 2013 Latest Photos
Bodhgaya Temples full view of main gate entrance

Saturday, August 6, 2011

Year Taj Mahal was built and Architecture of Shah Jahan

Year Taj Mahal was Built and architecture of Shah Jahan
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Years Taj Mahal was built in the 1653 A.D. by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife and beautiful queen Mumtaz Mahal. The Name of the Taj Mahal’s architecture is Ustad lsa. Taj Mahal is situated on the bank of Yamuna River. Taj Mahal completed in 22 years and worked by 20,000 workers days and nights.

Year Taj Mahal was Built and architecture of Shah Jahan
Year Taj Mahal was built

Note: Many people say "tag mahal" and some say "taz mahal" but it is TAJ Mahal
Year Taj Mahal was Built and architecture of Shah Jahan latest photos
Shah Jahan  was 14 years old when he fell in love with a Persian princess Arjumand Bano Begum and decided that she is the one he will marry. She was 15 at that time. After few years they got married and he named her Mumtaz Mahal (Chosen one of the Palace). He was crowned in 1628 AD. She always accompanied him, even on military expeditions. On one such expedition in 1631 AD, she was expecting their 14th child. She died while giving birth to the baby. Before dying she took four promises from her husband. She asked him to build the most beautiful monument for her and not to remarry. She loved her children so she wanted a promise that he will stay kind to them and will visit her tomb. Via Link.

Year Taj Mahal was built latest image 2012
Some stories say that Shah Jahan was so overwhelmed and devastated that he locked himself in a room. According to some historians he banned music, feasts and any kind of party for about two years in his regime. He decided to build a monument entirely in white marble, expressing their pure love and decorated with jewels. In 1633 AD, the construction began on the banks of the Yamuna river in Agra. The place was visible from his Palace and he could see her whenever he wanted to.

Year Taj Mahal was built latest photo 2012
Architecture of Shah Jahan
20,000 skilled craftsmen from allover the subcontinent and the neighbouring countries worked for 17 years to complete the monument. The chief architect was Ustaad Ahmed Lahori. The main dome of Taj Mahal measures about 110 yards in circumference and is about 107 yards above the ground. The monument is standing in a lush green garden amongst fountains and floral plants and trees. The tomb is standing on a platform of red stones. The material was brought in from all over India and central Asia and it took a fleet of 1,000 elephants to transport it to the site. Taj Mahal’s construction costed 50 lac rupees at that time. Taj Mahal is decorated with Gold, Rubies, Turquoise, Lapis lazuli, Sapphire and Diamonds. The verses of Quran are written in the passages in beautiful calligraphic styles. There is a beautiful mosque inside the monument.
The mesmerizing beauty of the monument makes it special but what makes it more special is love. People die but love never dies. Muslims believe that soul never dies and one day they will be together with their family in heaven.

Estimates vary as to how long it took to build the Taj Mahal. Some historians state that it took only 14 years to build it, from 1631-1645, but a more realistic figure is probably 22 years, being completed in 1653. The reason for this inconsistency is largely due to the scale of the building and its intricacies and the lack of written historical evidence. So the structure may have been completed by 1645, with the interior completed around 1653. It was commissioned by the Mogul Emperor, Shah-Jahan as a mausoleum in memory of his favourite wife. Shah-Jahan lived from 1627-1658 and was famous for blending Persian traditions with Hindu elements in architecture. The title of the Taj Mahal comes from a corruption of the Persian name for his wife, Mumtaz-I-Mahall.
How Many Years Did It Take To Build The Taj Mahal?
The Taj Mahal is located near Agra in India and is built predominantly from white marble and it is still regarded as one of the world's most beautiful buildings.

MUMTAZ MAHAL - "Build me a Taj"
Mumtaz Mahal, Agra Tour PackagesAs Mumtaz Mahal lay dying, she asked four promises from the emperor: first - that he build the Taj, second - that he should marry again, third - that he be kind to their children, and fourth - that he visit the tomb on her death anniversary. He kept the first and second promises. Construction began in 1631 and was completed in 22 years. Twenty thousand people were deployed to work on it. The principal architect was the Iranian architect Istad Usa; it is possible that the pietra dura work was coordinated by an Italian artist. TAJ MAHAL - Wonder of the World.
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