Main Mausoleum
The stunning double-domed structure of red sandstone and white marble houses Emperor Humayun's cenotaph along with over 100 graves of royal family members.
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Humayun's Tomb stands as the first grand Mughal mausoleum in India, commissioned by Empress Bega Begum for her husband in 1569-70. This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases spectacular Persian-inspired architecture with perfect symmetry, intricate details, and harmonious gardens, establishing the template that later inspired the Taj Mahal
The stunning double-domed structure of red sandstone and white marble houses Emperor Humayun's cenotaph along with over 100 graves of royal family members.
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The meticulously designed Persian-style garden divided into four sections by water channels, symbolizing the four rivers of Paradise.
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An octagonal tomb predating Humayun's by two decades, offering a glimpse into pre-Mughal architecture within the same complex.
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The striking "Blue Dome" tomb showcasing unique blue-glazed tiles, recently restored and reintegrated into the complex.
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The grand gateway and remnants of the caravanserai built to house the Persian craftsmen who worked on the main tomb.
Read MoreWander through the geometrically perfect gardens, photograph the monument from various angles as light changes throughout the day, observe the intricate ceiling designs, join a guided historical tour, enjoy peaceful meditation in the gardens, and marvel at the sophisticated 16th-century water engineering systems.
While the complex has only a small souvenir shop, nearby Nizamuddin market offers Islamic calligraphy, prayer rugs, and spiritual texts. For more extensive shopping, visit Sundernagar Market for antiques and art or Khan Market (3 km away) for high-quality crafts, books, and clothing from across India.
The surrounding Nizamuddin area is famous for authentic Mughlai cuisine at places like Karim's and Ghalib Kebab Corner. For a refined experience, Lavaash by Saby and Tres offer excellent dining within 3 km. Evening visitors should stick to well-populated areas, use reliable transportation, and avoid isolated spots after sunset.
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