TRIP AROUND NEW DELHI 2 ( THE SECOND WEEKS)

In the second weeks, we had gone around New Delhi together with another class by 4 bus. There were about 400 person followed this trip. A long way, we enjoyed took a picture and sang a song in the bus.
The first destination was " JAMMA MASJID", the biggest mosque that was built by the Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan, the final architectural piece built by himl. The mosque stands on Bho Jhala, which is one of the old Mughal capital cities of Shahjahanbad. Originally called the Masjid-i-Jahanuma, this magnificent structure is the largest and most exquisite mosque in India and is made up of alternate vertical strips of red sandstone and white marble.
We must paid Rs.200 to took a picture inside park area of mosque and wearing "Jubah Clothes". I saw many birds and water fountain in the center of the park. The time at 09:00 hrs now, as a muslimah, I should took a water to prayed "Dhuha" inside the mosque, soon. I hope in my prayed, as long as we stayed in India always under the blessing of ALLAH, I want to met my soulmate, continue my Master Degree, had a good health, Amien... (closing of my "DOA")
The second destination was " RED Fort". The largest of old Delhi's monuments is the Red Fort, the thick red sandstone walls of which, bulging with turrets and bastions, have withstood the vagaries of time, and nature. Mughal Emperor Shahjahan started the construction of the fort. The fort sports all the obvious trappings, befitting a vital centre of Mughal government: halls of public and private audience, domed and arched marble palaces, plush private apartments, a mosque, archeological museum and elaborately designed gardens.
The third destination was "INDIA GATES". India Gate is constructed as a memorial and was built in the memory of 90,00 soldiers who laid down their lives during world war I. Located at Rajpath, India Gate is 42 m high and is popular relaxation area during the summer evenings. Also known as the All India War Memorial. This building stands on center of New Delhi City near The President House, Ministry of Defence,Ministry of Home Affairs and Parliament Building. Many Indian people's, tourist and childs always see this building when they came India.There were green grass garden to enjoyed winds and blue sky, I am also already sleept in this area, when I felt tired. The fourth destination was Raj Ghat, the tomb of Mahatma Gandhi.
The fourth destination was "RAJ GHAT". Mahatma Gandhi was cremated on the banks of the Yamuna, a day after he was assassinated. Raj Ghat was later turned into a national memorial. A stone footpath flanked by well-tended lawns leads to a walled enclosure, open to the sky, with a simple stone platform in black marble to mark the site.
The BahaiTemple/ Lotus Temple is a magnet for hearth at New Delhi. There is one of the marvels of modern architecture. The temple gives the impression of a half-open lotus flower afloat, surrounded by its leaves. The shining pure white marble, the majestic dome, the petals clearly standing out create a sense of grandeur and awe. All around the lotus are walkways with beautiful curved balustrades, bridges and stairs that surround the nine pools representing the floating leaves of the lotus. The symbolized of peace and beauty.
The ISCKON Temple of Delhi is located at Raja Dhirshain Marg, in the heart of New Delhi in the posh sectors of Kailash. ISCKON Temple and Hare Krishna Temple are most visited tourist attraction in delhi. The heritage and culture of india displayed here in for of God. The temple has air-conditioned hall that can hold as many as 1,500 people at once. There were a museum in the temple which organizes multimedia shows to explain the philosophy and teachings of Ramayana and Mahabharata. The next rute, back to Karolbagh at 6:30 a'clock at the night... Oh I miss my bedroom, because of very tired the trip today. I prepared to took a shower and gone to bed, have a nice dreams..... (Anne-New Delhi)