Khas Mahal

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The Khas Mahal was used as a personal abode of the Mughal emperors in Delhi. This monument is situated inside the premises of a huge compound within the city area, Red Fort. This structure was constructed by the great Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan between the period of 1631 to 1640. The Khas Mahal is also alternatively known as Aramgah-i-Muqaddar. A river runs on one side of the structure and on the other side lies another structure that is the Anguri Bagh. The Khas Mahal was believed to be built specially for Shah Jahan's two beloved daughters Roshanara and Jahanara. It is supposed that Jahanara resided on the northern one among the two nearly alike pavilions. The two pavilions or alcoves were split from the main hall area with the help of a tall marble wall.

Located between the Diwan-i-Khas and Rang Mahal, this building is often ignored by the tourists. Although not as beautiful as the Diwan-i-Khas, the walls of Khas Mahal itself are intricately decorated and a fine example of Mughal Art. Also, the birds here produces some good photogenic situations.

The Khas Mahal is a stunning example of Mughal architecture, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of India's rich history. Nestled within the Red Fort complex in Delhi, this white marble pavilion is adorned with intricate carvings and breathtaking details. The view of the Yamuna River from here is serene and adds to the charm. The historical significance of Khas Mahal as the emperor's private residence is fascinating, and the guided tours provide insightful stories about its past. The craftsmanship is remarkable, showcasing the fusion of Persian and Indian design elements. It’s best to visit early in the morning or during cooler months to fully enjoy the experience. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and anyone visiting Delhi

The Khas Mahal is one of the beautiful structures located inside the Red Fort Heritage site. It was constructed by Shah Jahan in the 17th Century. This building was primarily used as a residential place for female relatives of the Mughal empire. It had some beautiful carvings, embedded with semi precious jewels. We can no longer go inside the Rang Mahal, but can admire from the outside. ♿✔️ Wheelchair accessible entrance is available ♿?✔️ Wheelchair accessible washrooms are available ♿?️✔️ Wheelchair accessible parking is available ?️? Tickets can be purchased online or through the ticket counter available in the Delhi Gate entrance

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