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The Qutub Minar is the highest tower in India built in red sandstone. Qutub-ud-Din Aibak laid the foundations of this architectural masterpiece in 12th century. But this imposing monument was not rendered complete during his lifetime and the final touches were later given by Iltutmish and Firuz Shah Tughlaq. The monument is a fine example of Indo-Muslim architecture. Qutub Festival in Delhi held in October is a three day festival celebrated in the premises of the majestic monument. Organized jointly by Delhi Tourism and Transport Development Corporation and Sahitya Kala Parishad, Qutub Festival delves deep into the historic importance of the Qutub Minar. The festival was introduced as a sincere attempt to preserve the significance of the heritage site.
Features:
The premises are lit up with light and ostentation
The festival displays the diversity of Indian cultures
Talented artists perform at the festival
Classical dances and musical performances exhibits the cultural splendor of India
Several tourists throng the premises to participate in the celebrations
Makeover food stalls serve local delicacies
Season:
Qutub Festival in Delhi is held around Sharad Purnima in October every year
How to reach Delhi:
By air:
Indira Gandhi International Airport connects Delhi with the major cities of the world. Palam Domestic Airport connects Delhi to the important cities in India.
By rail:
Three important railway stations in Delhi namely Delhi railway Station, Old Delhi railway Station and Hazarat Nizamuddin railway station connects Delhi with important cities in india.
By road:
Inter state bus terminus (ISBT) and Delhi transport corporations make Delhi easily accessible by road.
Qutub Festival in Delhi (October) is celebrated with color and vibrancy. Tourtoindia.com offers further information on Qutub Festival in Delhi (October). To book tours please enter your queries in the form below
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