
The illusory geometry of Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi moves between the optical game and the mirage. This garden tomb of the emperor was built nine years after his death by his wife and is an example of ancient architecture based on red sandstone and marble. Do you remember having a Rubik's cube in your hands? The first thing that is done is to turn it to see it from the different perspectives that are shown when playing with the edges. Well, imagine that feeling before something that instead of fitting in one hand looks like a building but turns out to be a mausoleum. It is an old version of the Taj Mahal surrounded by square landscaped areas. To enter through its main arch is to enter the entrails of the illusory game. #travtasy
This post was published on 11th February, 2018 by Kalyan on his Instagram handle "@travtasy (Kalyan Panja)". Kalyan has total 10.0K followers on Instagram and has a total of 64 post.This post has received 2.6K Likes which are greater than the average likes that Kalyan gets. Kalyan receives an average engagement rate of 13.95% per post on Instagram. This post has received 278 comments which are greater than the average comments that Kalyan gets. Overall the engagement rate for this post was lower than the average for the profile. #travtasy has been used frequently in this Post.