Indo Islamic Heritage
The nearest railway station to Masjid Lal Imli is Bhopal Junction, located approximately 6 km away, providing connectivity to major cities across India. The closest bus station is the Bhopal ISBT (Inter State Bus Terminal), around 7 km from the mosque, serving both local and intercity buses. The nearest airport is Raja Bhoj Airport, situated about 14 km from Masjid Lal Imli, offering domestic flights to key destinations.
Masjid Lal Imli, located on VIP Road in the Peer Gate area of Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, is an important historical mosque built in the 18th century by Maji Sahiba, the consort of Nawab Yaar Muhammad Khan, the second Nawab of Bhopal. Its name, meaning "Red Tamarind," is believed to have been inspired by the tamarind trees that once grew nearby. The mosque reflects Mughal architectural influences, similar to those seen in Fatehpur Sikri, with intricate carvings and a serene, peaceful ambiance despite its relatively modest size. Masjid Lal Imli holds cultural and historical significance in Bhopal, serving as a testament to the city’s rich Islamic heritage and its architectural evolution over time.
Year of Built: Not Known
Address: Gohar Mahal, VIP Road, Nakkar Khana, Peer Gate Area, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh 462001
Country: India
State: Madhya Pradesh
District: Bhopal
Pincode: 462001
Longitude: 77.397615° E
Latitude: 23.255079° N