8th practical day

 Today was my eighth practical day. By the way,

How are you, guys. Are you ok? Well, if l am 

talking about my today's practical day we paid

a visit Chor Minor.l gained a lot of information

about this mosque. This mosque name is trans

lated as four minarets. Each minaret' shape 

make a difference from each other.


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