Indo Islamic Heritage

Khudawand Khan's Tomb

The Roza of Khudawand Khan is a historical monument located in Surat, Gujarat, India. It is the tomb of Khudawand Khan, a prominent figure in the region.

The Roza of Khudawand Khan, a grand and imposing mausoleum, is located in Surat, on Chakla Bazaar Road, which leads onto Ved Road. This magnificent structure stands as a testament to the architectural grandeur of the era and serves as the final resting place of Khudawand Khan, who was the Governor of Surat in 1546. Khudawand Khan was a prominent figure in the Mughal administration and held the title of "Governor of Surat" under the name Khwaja Safar Sulemani. His reign was marked by efforts to strengthen the region, and he played a crucial role in Surat?s political and economic landscape during the 16th century. The mausoleum itself is a fine example of Mughal architectural influence, featuring intricate designs and carvings that highlight the cultural richness of that time. The site is not just an important historical landmark but also an architectural gem, drawing attention to the legacy of Khudawand Khan and the lasting influence of the Mughal empire in the region. Today, it stands as a quiet reminder of Surat?s history and the esteemed role Khwaja Safar Sulemani, or Khudawand Khan, played in shaping the city?s past.

Year of Built: 14th Century

Address: Sayedpura, Surat, Gujarat

Country: India

State: Gujarat

District: Surat

Pincode: 395003

Longitude: 72.83106

Latitude: 21.17024