Indo Islamic Heritage
Embark on a journey through time to explore the rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural significance of Indo - Islamic Heritage.
The Sirhindi Masjid, built between 1639 and 1648 by Sirhindi Begum, the wife of Emperor Shah Jahan, ...
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The use of lakhori bricks, which are a type of clay brick, is typical in historical Indian architect...
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The Phatak Habsh Khan gateway originally featured a grand, large pointed arched entrance, which was ...
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Zeenat Mahal Haveli is a historic but dilapidated mansion built by the last Mughal emperor, Bahadur ...
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Nawab Mustafa Khan Shefta (1809?1869) was an influential Urdu poet and critic during the 19th centur...
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The Anglo Arabic Senior Secondary School, also known as the Anglo Arabic School, is a historic co-ed...
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mrud Wali Masjid, situated near the historic Turkman Gate in Old Delhi, is a hidden gem that capture...
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Khwaja Sara Basti Khan was a noble under Sultan Sikander Lodi of the Delhi Sultanate (reigned 1489?1...
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Roshanara Garden, a historical Mughal-era garden, was constructed by Roshanara Begum, the second d...
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The Maqbara-e-Paik, a tomb dating back to the Mughal period, holds historical significance, though l...
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Nested on the imperial highway of the mughal era, stills the great Aam Khas Bagh. The nearest airpor...
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Nestled in the vibrant tapestry of Delhi's spiritual landscape lies a hidden gem - the Dargah of Haz...
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