Indo Islamic Heritage
Approach: Approximately 650 meters from R.K. Ashram Metro Station Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport Railway Station: Panchkuian Road Balmiki Mandir Bus Station: New Delhi
The mosque, built during the later phase of the Mughal period, is a remarkable example of Indo-Islamic architecture. Though extensively renovated, the structure still retains the historic essence of the Late Mughal era. The mosque features a richly embellished façade, with prominent architectural elements such as multi-cusped arched openings, intricately designed pillars, and a large dome. The interior consists of corridors lined with numerous arched openings, adding to its grandeur. The building is constructed using bricks and finished with cement plaster. The exterior walls are adorned with multi-coloured decorative tiles, while the interior walls are lined with green tiles. The flooring is made of white marble, enhancing the elegance of the space.
Year of Built: 18th - 19th Century
Address: Off Panchkuian Road, to the west of Rama Krishna Ashram Marg, adjacent to the water
Country: India
State: Delhi
District: New Delhi
Pincode: 110001
Longitude: 77 12 21
Latitude: 28 38 22