In the Half-day trip to Golconda Fort and Qutub Shahi Tombs, we revel in the spellbinding Golconda Fort that's a wonder in acoustic engineering and as impregnable as a castle can get. Golconda flourished and became a large diamond trading center called Golconda diamonds. This area produces some of the most famous diamonds in the world. According to the Antiquities, Archaeological Sites and Relics Act, the Bureau of Archaeological Survey of India listed Golconda Fort as an archaeological treasure on the official "List of Monuments". Golconda is composed of four independent forts. The outer walls of these forts are 10 kilometers long. There are 87 semicircular forts, eight entrance gates and four suspension bridges. Inside, there are various suites and royal families. Temples, mosques, magazines, horses, etc. We can even go to the Qutub Shahi tombs, constructed in reminiscence of Kings of this dynasty who had a penchant for constructing stunning monuments. The tombs form a large group and are located on a hill. In the past, the tomb was decorated with carpets, chandeliers and velvet canopies on silver poles. Place a copy of the Quran on the pedestal, and readers regularly read the verses in the holy book. Put the golden needle on the tomb of the sultan to distinguish its tomb. The arched building is built on a square base surrounded by pointed arches. This unique style combines Persian and Indian shapes. The mausoleum is an intricately carved stone structure surrounded by landscaped gardens. Even their tombs are astonishing with arches, columns, domes, minarets and galleries.
