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  • Wojciech O
    1 contribution
    A journey through the centuries
    A journey through the centuries of European travelers from Armenian priests in 1600s to modern days. Many interesting tombs and distinct architecture
    Review of: Roman Catholic Cemetery
    Written 30 July 2023
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  • Madhulika L
    Noida, India4,634 contributions
    Exquisite tile work
    The Chini ka Rauza was built in 1639 by Mullah Shukhrulla Shirazi or Allama Afzal Khan, the prime minister of Shahjahan; he built the tomb for himself, following a tradition used by several others. Where Afzal Khan differed was in the architectural style he chose, a combination of Persian and Afghan styles.

    The Chini ka Rauza is named for the 'chini' ('porcelain' or tilework) that decorates it. When you approach the tomb from the road in front, the facade looks very shabby, with only very scattered bits of tiles in various shades of blue visible. But persevere; go around to the sides, and you'll see a lot more tilework, with lovely colours and intricate detailing.

    While the inside of the tomb looks unprepossessing from outside, it's worth it to go inside: there's some lovely painting and vaulted netting on the inside of the dome.

    No entry fees are charged for Chini ka Rauza.
    Review of: Chini Ka Rauza Mausoleum
    Written 1 September 2022
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  • Paramjeet Singh
    New Delhi, India404 contributions
    Monument In Ruins
    Located to the south of the Kanch Mahal in Sikandra is a partially ruined structure known as the Lodhi Tomb. The monument resembling a palace of some kind is believed to have been built by Sikander Lodi.
    Review of: Lodhi Tomb
    Written 21 November 2020
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