Sightseeing Catalog
253 forts, temples, ghats, havelis and heritage sites across ten cities — browse by category, or search for something specific.
City
Category
Mausoleum
Agra · Agra
Shah Jahan's marble masterpiece was created as a memorial to Mumtaz Mahal and remains one of the world's most moving expressions of love and architecture.
Tomb
Often called the 'Baby Taj', this delicate marble tomb is celebrated for its fine pietra dura work and jewel-like craftsmanship.
Agra · Sikandra
Akbar's monumental tomb combines a vast garden setting with an unusual blend of architectural influences from across the Mughal world.
Agra · Yamuna bank
A distinctive Mughal tomb known for its glazed tile decoration, standing quietly beside the Yamuna away from Agra's busiest monuments.
A substantial Mughal-era tomb associated with Akbar's wife, combining a strong red sandstone structure with an interesting history of religious and architectural transition.
Garden/Tomb Complex
The broad garden surrounding Akbar's tomb reflects the Mughal vision of architecture, symmetry and paradise-like landscape.
Tomb/Garden
Delhi · Nizamuddin East
A monumental garden tomb whose geometry and double dome helped establish an architectural language that later reached its finest expression in the Taj Mahal.
Delhi · Lodhi Road
An elegant eighteenth-century garden tomb often described as one of the last major monuments of the Mughal architectural tradition.
Tombs/Garden
Delhi · Lodhi Garden
A peaceful garden of fifteenth- and sixteenth-century tombs where monumental architecture sits among lawns, trees and old pathways.
Delhi · Nizamuddin
An elegant marble tomb with a forest of slender pillars, creating a strikingly quiet space within the historic Nizamuddin area.
A graceful pre-Mughal garden tomb with octagonal form, decorative canopies and a strong sense of symmetry.
Delhi · Humayun's Tomb complex
A small but atmospheric structure within the Humayun's Tomb precinct, part of the rich collection of monuments surrounding the imperial tomb.
A distinctive blue-domed tomb standing near the Nizamuddin area, offering a glimpse into Delhi's varied pre-Mughal and Mughal funerary architecture.
A lesser-known historic tomb whose simple name refers to its distinctive multiple-columned form.
Delhi · Mehrauli
A landmark of Delhi's early Sultanate architecture, traditionally associated with one of the first surviving true arches and domed forms in the city.
Delhi · Tughlaqabad
A compact, fortified marble-and-stone tomb set apart from the city, showing the austere architectural character of the Tughlaq period.
Delhi · Malviya Nagar
A striking red sandstone tomb with a strong geometric profile, representing the architectural language of the Delhi Sultanate.
Tomb/Mosque/Reservoir
Delhi · Hauz Khas
A beautiful medieval ensemble of a reservoir, madrasa, mosque and royal tombs, now set within one of Delhi's most vibrant neighbourhoods.
Delhi · Chirag Delhi
A simple but historically important tomb associated with the founder of the Lodi dynasty and the development of Delhi's late Sultanate architecture.