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View from the Crystal Lounge.
Qutub Minaret (12th century).
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This 73 metres high minaret is part of a monumental complex classified as UNESCO heritage in 1993. This view was taken from the parking lot at Kalka Das Marg, Mehrauli, Delhi.
Qutub Minaret Complex.
Chipmunk.
Ruins of Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque.
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This was the first mosque in India and built from an Indu temple. It's part of the Qutub Minaret Complex, in Delhi.
Ruins of the Mosque of Quwwat-ul-Islam.
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The Iron Pillar in front of the great arch was set in honour of Vishnu, surviving the transition from Indu Temple into Mosque. It's part of the Qutub Minaret Complex, in Delhi.
Indu and Muslim works.
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Iron Pillar in honour of Vishnu (4th century) and ruins of Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque (12th century), in the Qutub Minaret Complex, UNESCO heritage of Delhi.
Qutub Minaret (12th century).
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Look through arch of the ruins of Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque, within the Qutub Minaret Complex - UNESCO heritage in Delhi.
Entrance of Gurudwara Bangla Saheb (Sikh Temple).
Bakery equipment.
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Within a communitary kitchen where are prepared and cooked free meals for 25,000 people per day, in a building (Langar Hall) next to Gurudwara Bangla Saheb Sikh Temple, at Ashoka Road, Delhi.
This solidary service can be afforded after financial or food contributions by wealthy people seeking consciousness appeasement about less resourceful people.
Wreaths of flowers for sale.
Sikh Temple Gurudwar Bangla Saheb.
Sacred water pond.
Fiat 1928.
Trying to change habits.
Delhi's chaotic traffic.
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This photo was taken from the bus, at Netaji Subhash Marg, near the Red Fortress. Deli is a very large city, with 27 million inhabitants (22 million at the time of this shot) and going across the city in a vehicle is a test to one's patience and cautiousness, easily taking 3 hours!
A glimpse into the Red Fortress.
Cables and wires.
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