Qutub Minar
A soaring UNESCO-listed 12th-century victory tower, the tallest brick minaret in the world.
Don't miss at Qutub Minar
- ◆ The 73-metre victory tower
- ◆ The rust-free Iron Pillar
- ◆ Indo-Islamic ruins
Insider tip
Look for the ancient, rust-resistant Iron Pillar in the complex.
Qutub Minar — visitor questions
What is Qutub Minar known for?
A soaring UNESCO-listed 12th-century victory tower, the tallest brick minaret in the world. Highlights include: The 73-metre victory tower; The rust-free Iron Pillar; Indo-Islamic ruins.
Where is Qutub Minar?
Qutub Minar is in Mehrauli, New Delhi — Mehrauli, New Delhi 110030. More info: https://www.asi.nic.in
Any tips for visiting Qutub Minar?
Look for the ancient, rust-resistant Iron Pillar in the complex.
Can Chauffyr take me to Qutub Minar?
Yes — Chauffyr provides a private, fixed-price chauffeur to Qutub Minar and between every stop on your New Delhi itinerary, with no parking or driving to worry about.
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