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@Delhi Places in India that don't feel real.
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The super fashionable couple and their son. It was done 2000 years ago.
Chandrakutugarh, West Bengal ( terracotta plaque -200 BCE ) Gangarastra civilisation ) India.
Please note the gorgeous footwear, elaborate headgear, heavy earrings, bangles, neckpieces, anklets, waist ornaments along draped fabric.
Ancient India was the richest, then the invaders came.
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Chandrakutugarh, West Bengal ( terracotta plaque -200 BCE ) Gangarastra civilisation ) India.
Please note the gorgeous footwear, elaborate headgear, heavy earrings, bangles, neckpieces, anklets, waist ornaments along draped fabric.
Ancient India was the richest, then the invaders came.
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Shravanbelagola, Karnataka. Near Hassan
✔️ The World’s oldest and largest monolithic statue, carved on a single block of granite rock !!
And that too 1000 years ago.
It has no human errors at all, if you draw a line in the middle, it is perfectly symmetric through out the entire height of 57 feet.
This is truly one of the greatest feats of Indian engineering.
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And that too 1000 years ago.
It has no human errors at all, if you draw a line in the middle, it is perfectly symmetric through out the entire height of 57 feet.
This is truly one of the greatest feats of Indian engineering.
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@Delhi Water Temple Mallapuram Kerala
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Nohsngithiang Falls - also known as the Seven Sisters Waterfalls in Meghalaya.
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Chand Baori, Abhaneri, Rajasthan
It was built by King Chanda of the Nikumbha Dynasty in 9th century. It is one of the largest and deepest stepwells in the world, featuring a four-sided structure with over 3,500 steps descending 13 stories to the water.
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It was built by King Chanda of the Nikumbha Dynasty in 9th century. It is one of the largest and deepest stepwells in the world, featuring a four-sided structure with over 3,500 steps descending 13 stories to the water.
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