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 One of the most respected places of religious worship in the entirety of the country as well as the oldest mosque in India, the Jama Masjid is one of the leading tourist attractions of Delhi, popular not just amongst the followers of Islam but also believers of other religions. The mosque, which is located inside the complex of the Red Fort or Shahjahanabad as it was known as before, has a number of nearby attractions to offer the visitors to the site in addition to its own pristine beauty.
Nearby Attractions:
Red Fort
One of the most important symbols of India’s sovereign democracy, the Red Fort was once the capital of the Mughal dynasty after it was built by Shahjahan as his capital called Shahjahanabad. A huge complex showcasing life as it was in during the Golden Rule of the Mughals, the Red Fort is a must-visit while on a trip to Delhi.
Qutub Minar
Another important symbol of the historic city of Delhi, the Qutub Minar is an iron tower built in 1199 by Qutubuddin Aibak, which has till today, not shown a single speck of rust.
Chandni Chowk
One of the important bazaars of Shahjahan’s Red Fort, this historic bazaar is today, one of the oldest trading centers in northern India, showcasing some of India’s finest examples in terms of jewelry, fabrics, handicrafts as well as an array of mouthwatering roadside snacks.
India Gate
Built as a memorial for the Indian soldiers who were killed in the 1st World War, the India Gate is an imposing structure that arches to give a glimpse of the red sandstone structure of the Red Fort.
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