Last weekend, my friends and I decided that, in place of our ordinary hangout spots, why dont we explore historic monuments nearby, so we look for the locations nearby and decided to discover the iconic Qutub Minar. Let me tell you, it was a decision we didn't regret for a second!
We reached there when the sun was setting, colouring the sky in hues of orange and yellow. The timing was just perfect. As moon began to rule the sky, darkness came and actual magic begans to unfold before our eyes.
Gradually, a light show brought the Qutub Minar to life. Almost as if someone flicked a switch, this historical monument became a source of beauty. The lights illuminated the complex carvings and designs on the tower.We found a comfortable spot at the garden and settle down. The atmosphere was powered electrically– an ideal combination of history and modernity
You know the funny part? Watching my friend, who's generally glued to his smartphone, stop looking at it for once. "Guys," he stated, "that is too good for Instagram. Let's just experience it." And it's exactly what we did.
We spent some time there, talking, laughing, and truely soaking inside the ecosystem. We even made up tales about the individuals who might have walked those grounds centuries ago. Were they as awestruck as we were? Did they ever imagine that their creation could still be charming hearts and minds within the 21st century?
As the night wore on and the crowd thinned, we decided to go back. There's some thing unique about experiencing town's history with friends because it comes not only with fun but also their perceptions
