Often called the ‘Taj of the Deccan’, this mausoleum in Aurangabad was built by Azam Shah in memory of his mother, Empress Dilras Banu Begum. It resembles the Taj Mahal but is less renowned.
Located in Agra, this tomb is famous for its unique tile work, which earned it the name ‘Chini’ (‘Chinese’ in Persian). It is the resting place of the Mughal courtier Allama Afzal Khan.
Although part of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, these tombs in Hyderabad reflect Mughal influence. They are situated near the Qutb Shahi Fort and are notable for their intricate design.
Near Agra, this ancient caravanserai was built by Emperor Akbar as a resting place for travellers and traders.
Located in Delhi, this mosque was built by the Mughal emperor Muhammad bin Tughlaq. It is known for its distinctive architecture, including arched windows and a spacious courtyard.