This is a large mosque built at an elevation of about fifteen feet from the ground and quite large. Our guide told us that it took twenty five years to build it. There is a lot of minute work on the minarets as well as inside the mosque. It has a mix of Hindu and Islamic architecture as there are a large of pillars inside the main hall of the mosque. On the roof, on can see very intricate art work similar that seen in Jain temples. There is a unique prayer hall for women in that mosque. There is a well-maintained garden and it is a UNESCO heritage structure. Well-worth visiting!
This mosque is a world heritage site, as per UNESCO classification. It is an average monument which can seen in a few minutes. Most of the monument is in rathe bad shape, partly due to age and also due to maintenance standard.
This place is architecturally very beautiful, and it is so well maintained. For photographers, it is a treat, you will get your wide angle lens to work for sure, try to visit post rainy season, try to visit post afternoon to avoid heat, it is accessible by car, ample parking space is available, carry water bottles though, no shops can
Jami masjid also known as jama masjid, made by Mohamed begda ruler if western india in 15th century, the site comes under world heritage unesco site, for Indians they charge Rs 40 and foreigners Rs 500. Can see from sunrise to sunset all days. Well maintained neat and clean, worth experiencing old rich legacy, must visit. be seen outside.
This is a real impressive old mosque. It is a bit expensive, and you can not go on the second floor. So, much time is not needed to visit this temple. I was thinking the payment is okay, since there are more mosques around that are free of charge and might also profit from this fee. Wander along the path to the other hidden mosques. Some are really impressive, other a bit less, but all offer a sense of adventure and discovery. Definitely worth the heat!
Jama Madjid is the Most famous Indian mosque. The architecture is stunning. Its huge and can accomodate 25000 worshippers at a time. Prayed There once.women are welcome. Non muslims are welcome. Come properly covered as its a mosque. For me, number one tourist spot in Delhi. One Can red fort from its courtyard. Jama masjid Delhi (Friday Mosque) world famous, was built by Mugal emperor Shah Jhan in 17 century this was completed in1665. Red stones was used very wast area can accomodate 25000 worshiper in one time. visitor come from all parts of the world to see mugal Art.
This is the one of the most famous mosque of India.The tour of Delhi without the visit of the mosque is not complete.It is in the old Delhi.
This mosque is a world heritage site, as per UNESCO classification. It is an average monument which can seen in a few minutes. Most of the monument is in rathe bad shape, partly due to age and also due to maintenance standard.
This place is architecturally very beautiful, and it is so well maintained. For photographers, it is a treat, you will get your wide angle lens to work for sure, try to visit post rainy season, try to visit post afternoon to avoid heat, it is accessible by car, ample parking space is available, carry water bottles though, no shops can
Jami masjid also known as jama masjid, made by Mohamed begda ruler if western india in 15th century, the site comes under world heritage unesco site, for Indians they charge Rs 40 and foreigners Rs 500. Can see from sunrise to sunset all days. Well maintained neat and clean, worth experiencing old rich legacy, must visit. be seen outside.
This is a real impressive old mosque. It is a bit expensive, and you can not go on the second floor. So, much time is not needed to visit this temple. I was thinking the payment is okay, since there are more mosques around that are free of charge and might also profit from this fee. Wander along the path to the other hidden mosques. Some are really impressive, other a bit less, but all offer a sense of adventure and discovery. Definitely worth the heat!
Jama Madjid is the Most famous Indian mosque. The architecture is stunning. Its huge and can accomodate 25000 worshippers at a time. Prayed There once.women are welcome. Non muslims are welcome. Come properly covered as its a mosque. For me, number one tourist spot in Delhi. One Can red fort from its courtyard.
Jama masjid Delhi (Friday Mosque) world famous, was built by Mugal emperor Shah Jhan in 17 century this was completed in1665. Red stones was used very wast area can accomodate 25000 worshiper in one time. visitor come from all parts of the world to see mugal Art.
This is the one of the most famous mosque of India.The tour of Delhi without the visit of
the mosque is not complete.It is in the old Delhi.