The Raj Babri Mosque was built in 15th century during the rule of King Ahmed Shah and is famous for its shaking minarets. The mosque originally had two shaking minarets out of which only one remains today. One of the minarets was dismantled by an inquisitive English man in an unsuccessful attempt to find out how it worked. The remaining minaret stands 40 feet high with carved balconies and windows along with a narrow staircase from inside. Its lower parts are richly carved with floral ornamentation of varied patterns.
The east of the mosque is the mausoleum of Makhduma-i-Jahan or Bibiji, mother of Sultan Qutbuddin Ahmad Shah.
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Lovely pictures, as always!
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Thank you very much, Mick.
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how do u manage to get all this beautiful pics… are u forever travelling?
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Not really, but I used to make two to three trips of ten days every year to such sites. Birding trips almost every weekends.
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Exquisite pictures, as always!..Birding treks practically consistently..
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Thank you very much for stopping by and commenting.
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The mounted speakers detract from its glory.
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You said it correct. Most of the places I had seen such things and also the maintenance of these structures in poor state.
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Superb images
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Thanks.
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