The Wazirpur Group of Monuments, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
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Result 2Wazirpur group of tombs, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
Result 3Step-wells at Wazirpur group of monument complex, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
Result 4Wazirpur monumental complex and its baoli, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
Result 5Gurudwara behind Wazirpur Group of Monuments
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures, in R. K. Puram's Sector 5. There are two wall mosques, five tombs, set in a row and a baoli, or step-well.
Result 6Wazirpur group of Monuments from Gurudwara temple, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
Result 7Wazirpur Group of Monuments view from a Gurudwara's perspective, in Delhi
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The Wazirpur Group of Monuments is a monument complex in a very little park with a total of eight structures. A pleasant surprise hidden away in Sector 5 of R.K.Puram, Delhi.
Result 8Inner walls of Munda Gumbad, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 9Munda Gumbad - Still standing without the roof!
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 10Close-up shot of ancient stone-work on the wall of Munda Gumbad, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 11Lodi dynasty's brickwork - Munda Gumbad in Delhi
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Munda Gumbad : The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 12Munda Gumbad - An odd architectural glory of the Lodi era, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 13Munda Gumbad - Strange roofless monument shrouded in mystery, Derhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 14Strange roofless structure of the Lodhi era - Munda Gumbad, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 15An unusual architectural piece of the Lodhi period - Munda Gumbad, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 16The roofless tomb - Munda Gumbad, Munirka
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 17The bald roofless structure of Lodhi period - Munda Gumbad, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 18Munda Gumbad near Munirka, Delhi
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Munda Gumbad The roofless building is a massive structure of rubble masonry assignable to Lodi period (A.D. 1451-1526). The purpose of the building is unknown; probably it was intended for a tomb but was never finished.
Result 19Bijri Khan Tomb
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Bijri tomb is a massive structure constructed of rubble masonry during the Lodhi period - 15th Century. The dome springs from a sixteen sided drum and is crowned with a red sand stone and marble pinnacle.
Result 20Lodhi dynasty architecture were class apart - Bijri Tomb of Delhi
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Bijri tomb is a massive structure constructed of rubble masonry during the Lodhi period - 15th Century. The dome springs from a sixteen sided drum and is crowned with a red sand stone and marble pinnacle.
Result 21Playing cricket where Bahadur Shah Zafar was to be buried, in Delhi
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Zafar Mahal, Mehrauli, where the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, was to have been buried (but wasn't).
Result 22Lack of playground in Delhi compelled this kids to play here? Zafar Mahal, Mehrauli
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Zafar Mahal, Mehrauli, where the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, was to have been buried (but wasn't).
Result 23Play-ground for kids or Burial-ground of Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, in Delhi
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Zafar Mahal, Mehrauli, where the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, was to have been buried (but wasn't).
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