Step into Delhi’s skyline of history — the Qutb Minar, rising 240 feet above time itself. Captured between 1875–1900, this rare photograph preserves the majesty of India’s earliest Islamic monument — a tower not of prayer, but of victory. Built by Qutb-ud-din Aibak in the 12th century, and completed by his successors, it stands as a symbol of power, artistry, and endurance. 📸 Original 19th-century photograph | Public Domain #MughalHistory #DelhiMonuments #QutbMinar #IndianHeritage #HistoryAndAr

Have you seen the world’s tallest brick minaret? 🤔 Qutb Minar in New #Delhi, a UNESCO #WorldHeritage Site, stands 73 meters high, blending Indo-Islamic architecture with intricate carvings and inscriptions. Built in 1193 to mark a historic victory, this masterpiece has weathered centuries and remains a cultural icon. Don’t miss the Iron Pillar, a 1600-year-old wonder that defies rust! 🌟🇮🇳 #QutbMinar #QutubMinar #GoldenTriangle #UNESCO | UNESCO

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