Charminar

Charminar is a historic monument located in Hyderabad, India, built in 1591. It features four grand arches and is a symbol of the city's rich heritage. Originally constructed to commemorate the end of a plague, it also served as a mosque. The structure showcases Indo-Islamic architecture, blending Persian and Indian styles, making it a popular tourist attraction. Surrounding the Charminar is a bustling market known for its traditional crafts, jewelry, and street food. Today, Charminar stands as an iconic reminder of Hyderabad's past and a central part of the city’s identity.