Tour the historic Humayun's Tomb in Delhi that is a world heritage site and was constructed in the year 1570. Humayun was the son and successor of the great Mughal Emperor Babar who established the Mughal dynastic rule in India. The Emperor passed away in the year 1555 and the construction of his grand tomb was completed under the express supervision of his Persian wife, Hamida Begum.
Tour the Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, India and step in a world of historic splendor as you explore this grand garden tomb that is an exemplary illustration of Persian building style. In fact Humayun's Tomb in Delhi was one of the first monuments that was built in the Persian style.
The Humayun's Tomb was constructed on the banks of the River Yamuna and was built close to the Dargah of the pious saint Nizam-u-ddin Auliya.
Humayun's Tomb sits atop a massive red sandstone platform and displays stunning architectural beauty with its high-arched gateways, a grand bulbous dome and serene gardens.
An interesting feature at the Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, India is the fact that the walls of the grand red sandstone platform has several archways that lead to the tombs of several other members of the Mughal royal household.
The main tomb is an artistic expression in red sandstone with inlay work done in white and black marble. The central chamber that houses Humayun's Tomb is an octagonal room with an elaborately built tombstone. Though the real tomb lies 6 meters below the ground level. You may descend stone steps that lead to the main tomb.
Marvel at the carved stone screens, intricately chiseled kiosks and delightful tile inlay work that greets you on your tours to the splendid Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, India.
The other monuments of interest located within the Humayun's Tomb Complex in Delhi, India are Isa Khan's Tomb, Bu Halima's Garden and Arab Serai.
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