I am Riazul Haque.. Now I am pursuing (MBA IN TOURISM AND LEISURE ) of Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management in Noida (U.P)

1. QUTUB MINAR
Submitted by: Riazul
HaqueMBA-TL (2015-
17)

2. Qutb-Minar in red and
buff stand stone is the
highest tower in India. It
has a diameter of 14.32
m at the base and about
2.75 m on the top with a
height of 72.5 m.

3. • Qutub'd-Din Aibak laid the foundation in
AD 1199
• All the storeys are surrounded by a
projected balcony encircling the minar
and supported by stone brackets, which
are decorated with honey-comb design
• Numerous inscriptions in Arabic and
Nagari characters in different places of
the minar reveal the history of Qutub

4. QUTB MINAR & ITS
COMPLEX
• QUWWATUL ISLAM MASJID
• IRON PILLAR
• ALAI DARWAZA
• TOMB OF ILTUTMISH
• ALAI MINAR

5. QUWWATUL ISLAM MASJID

6. 6
 Sultan Qutbuddin’s mosque ,
Quwwatul Islam or Might of
Islam, within the Qutub
complex, is the earliest extend
mosque in north India. Passing
through the main gateway, you
find yourself standing under an
intricately carved temple
ceiling with richly ornamented
pillars on the both sides.

7. IRON PILLAR

8.  The Iron Pillar bears a
Sanskrit inscription which
records that it was set up
as a dhuaja stambha
(flagpole) of a Vishnu
temple of the 4th
-5th
century AD.

9. ALAI
DARWAZA

10.  It is profusely carved with
inscriptions in the Naksh
script, and has other
decorative details in red
sandstone and white marbel.

11. TOMB OF
ILTUTMISH

12.  It has inscriptions from the
Qoran on its walls which
have been delicately carved
giving the appearance of
fine lacework in stone.

13. ALAI
MINAR

14.  The gigantic rubble
structure to the north of
Qutb Minar, this is the
unfinished base of the
mammoth tower begun by
Alauddin Khilji and
intended to rival the size
of Qutb.

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QUTUB MINAR TIMINGS & ENTRANCE FEE
Entrance Fee:
Citizens of India and visitors of SAARC (Bangladesh, Nepal,
Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Maldives and Afghanistan) and
BIMSTEC Countries (Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka,
Thailand and Myanmar) - Rs. 10 per head.
Others: US $ 5 or Indian Rs. 250/- per head
(children up to 15 years free)
 TIME:
All days of the week 6:30 AM - 6:30 PM

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REFERENCE
WWW.ASI.NIC.IN
BROCHURE

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HOW TO REACH
 Own Vehicle: The easiest way to reach there from India
Gate is to travel towards the outer ring road. Take the Ashoka
Road, and from Panchmukhi Chowk take the Man Singh Road.
 Public Transport: There are special HOHO buses (Hop On
Hop Off service) for tourists. Other than that there are various
bus Routes that reach Mehrauli.
The following the bus routes:
 From Anand Vihar – 543
 From Old Delhi Railway Station – 502
 From Red Fort (Chandni Chowk)– 426, 417
 From Noida – 34
 You can also avail the Delhi Metro to reach Qutub Minar. Take
the Yellow line to reach the Qutub Minar Station, it is only a
short walk from the station.

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19. THANK YOU