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Province State |
Region |
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Year Taken |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
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Delhi is the capital of India. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Old Delhi is the lively city of the Moghuls. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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The bazaar. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Bicycle rickshaws and motor rickshaws. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Lemonade stand. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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The bazaar. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Nan maker. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sri Guru Tegh Banadur |
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The Sri Guru Tegh Banadur in Old Delhi's main street. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sri Guru Tegh Banadur |
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The Sri Guru Tegh Banadur is a Sikh temple. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sri Guru Tegh Banadur |
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The dark interior. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sri Guru Tegh Banadur |
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Portrait of the founder of Sikhism. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sri Guru Tegh Banadur |
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People watching a procession outside the temple. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Sikhs in ceremonial outfits. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Bagpipe players for a Sikh festival. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Sikh procession. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Drummers. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Float with Sikhs in orange, the colour of the religion. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Watching the procession. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Three Sikh men. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Musicians on a float. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Procession with Punjabi banner. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Sikh procession. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Man and child. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Sikh men. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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Sikh school girls. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Sikh Festival |
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A group of men. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Carrying goods on a rickshaw. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Woman on a rickshaw. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Painted movie poster. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Series of shops. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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The crowded streets of the old city. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Tea seller. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Elephant in the old city. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Cargo carrying rickshaw. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Chandi Chowk is the main street in the old city. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Rickshaw driver. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Sign for currency exchange in Urdu. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Muslim shoppers. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Policeman and rickshaws. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Metalware shop. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Toy stall. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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The market with signs in Hindi. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Rickshaws. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
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Crossing the railway tracks. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The entrance to the Jami Masjid ("Friday Mosque"), the Great Mosque. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The mosque was completed in 1658 by the fifth Moghul Emperor, Shah Jahan. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The minarets are 40m high. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The mosque is surrounded by a fort like wall. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The dome and minaret are made of sandstone and marble. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The grounds hold 25,000 people making it the largest mosque in India. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The mosque was built in 1658 by Moghul Emperor, Shah Jahan (who later built the Taj Mahal in Agra). |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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Covered walkways. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The ablutions fountain. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The domes are made of marble. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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Worshipper. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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One of the four gates. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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One of the sandstone minarets; lined with marble. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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View of the mosque from the minaret. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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View of Old Delhi, the eighth of nine Delhis. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Old Delhi |
Jami Masjid |
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The mosque is a fine example of Moghul architecture. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Red Fort, on the edge of Old Delhi, is where India's Independence was proclaimed in 1948. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Red Fort was built by the third Moghul Emperor, Akbar. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Red Fort was begun in 1638 and is made of sandstone. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Nut seller. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Shopping. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Bead seller. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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A group of Sikhs. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
|
Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Buddhist monk by the fort wall. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Lahore Gate. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Chatta Chowk was the covered bazaar. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Numbat Khana where the royal musicians used to play. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Public Audiences |
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The Hall of Public Audiences where the emperor heard petitions from the public. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Public Audiences |
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The interior of the Hall of Public Audiences. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Public Audiences |
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The Marble Throne. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Public Audiences |
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The Marble Throne was once inlaid with precious stones looted in 1857. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Public Audiences |
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Carved marble walls. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The Hall of Private Audiences. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The Hall of Private Audiences was where meetings were held with visiting heads of state. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The Hall is made of marble. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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Inlaid flowers. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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Marble carving. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The Hall is highly decorated. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The base of the throne which was looted by the Persians in 1739. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The silver ceiling was removed by the Marathas in 1760. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The interior of the Hall of Private Audiences is decorated and inlaid. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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The upper region are decorated with Urdu poetry. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Hall of Private Audiences |
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"If on Earth there is a paradise of bliss - it is this, it is this, it is this". |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Royal Baths. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Marble column in the Royal Baths. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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The Khas Mahal where the emperor lived. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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The hallways. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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Muslim visitors. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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Hindu visitors. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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Sikh visitors. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
Khas Mahal |
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Corner of the Khas Mahal. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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Couple at a small kisok. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Pearl Mosque was built by the sixth Moghul Emperor, Aurangzeb. |
1983 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Pearl Mosque dates from 1659. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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The Red Fort covers a large area and is like a city within a city. |
1995 |
India |
Capital Territory |
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Delhi |
Red Fort |
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One of the many buildings in the complex. |
1995 |