Why Qutub Minar Is So Famous? | History & Secrets of Delhi’s Icon | Qutub Minar Delhi 2026

*Qutub Minar | The Tallest Brick Minaret in the World | Delhi’s Iconic UNESCO Heritage Site* Step into the rich history of India with a visit to *Qutub Minar**, one of Delhi’s most iconic landmarks and a **UNESCO World Heritage Site**. Built in the early 13th century by **Qutb-ud-din Aibak* and later completed by **Iltutmish**, this magnificent 73-metre tall minaret stands as a symbol of Indo-Islamic architecture and medieval craftsmanship. In this video, explore the stunning red sandstone carvings, Quranic inscriptions, and the fascinating stories behind the **Qutub Complex**, including the **Quwwat-ul-Islam Mosque**, **Iron Pillar**, and surrounding ruins. Learn how this architectural marvel has survived centuries of history, invasions, and natural disasters. Whether you’re a history lover, traveler, or student, this video gives you a closer look at the cultural and historical significance of Qutub Minar. 📍 *Location:* Mehrauli, Delhi, India 🏛️ *Built:* 1193 AD 🌍 *UNESCO World Heritage Site* Don’t forget to *like, share, and subscribe* for more travel and history videos! #QutubMinar #DelhiHeritage #UNESCOWorldHeritage #IndianHistory #HistoricPlaces #TravelIndia #ArchitectureLovers #Mehrauli