Gol Gumbaz sends a whisper across a hall so wide it feels unreal. At Golconda a single clap runs like a message along stone and rampart. In Hampi the musical pillars at Vittala still suggest notes even in quiet air. Badami and Elephanta round sound into warm echo that hangs in rock and ribs the body. Ellora scales the effect across a cliff that holds a small city of shrines.
Agrasen ki Baoli drops your voice into cool shade and returns it with patience. Chand Baori pulls a murmur down a hundred feet of stairs. These places are built for the ear as much as the eye and the lesson is simple. Architecture can tune a human voice and turn a visit into a listening test you never expected to pass.
