Humayun's Tomb

The stunning Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi, India is a 16th century masterpiece and one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture. This iconic monument is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it stands as a symbol of the grandeur and beauty of Mughal architecture. The Tomb was built by the widow of Humayun, Haji Begum and is surrounded by lush and beautiful gardens, making it an ideal spot for an afternoon stroll. Its double dome, the arch motifs, and the squinches (arches connecting the walls and the dome) make it a grandiose sight to behold. Inside, a number of rooms and tombs of royalty and family members surround the main chamber, where Humayun’s grave lies. There is also a library and a museum inside which have a fascinating collection of artifacts and relics. The Tomb also serves as a host to cultural and musical shows throughout the year, making it an ideal spot to enjoy a pleasant evening. Nearby attractions include the Purana Qila and the Isa Khan Tomb.