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Daulat Ibrahim Khan Tomb
Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
The Daulat Ibrahim Khan Tomb is a hidden architectural gem from the medieval period of Azamgarh's history. Built by Raja Haribansh Singh in memory of his uncle Daulat Ibrahim Khan, this mausoleum is a unique fusion of Indo-Islamic styles. It is famously known for having 36 doors, a design choice tha t signifies openness and grandiosity. Daulat Ibrahim Khan was a significant local figure and military leader whose legacy is preserved in this stone structure. Despite being less known than the grand Mughal tombs of Agra or Delhi, it offers a fascinating look into the regional architectural shifts of the 16th and 17th centuries. The tomb is surrounded by a quiet courtyard, providing a stark contrast to the busy streets of modern Azamgarh. It stands as a testament to the cultural diversity and history of the region, where local kings built grand monuments for their kin.
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    Ideal Duration:

    1-2 Hours
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    Place Type:

    Historical
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    Entry Fees:

    Free Entry: No entry fee is currently charged for this historical site. ...
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    Free Entry: No entry fee is currently charged for this historical site.
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    Timing:

    8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

    Ideal Visit: Afternoon when the light creates beautiful shadows through the arches. ...
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    8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

    Ideal Visit: Afternoon when the light creates beautiful shadows through the arches.
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    Special Events:

    Heritage Day: Occasional local school trips and history walks organized by local activists. ...
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    Heritage Day: Occasional local school trips and history walks organized by local activists.
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    Best Photo Spots:

    The Central Dome: A low-angle shot of the dome against the blue sky.

    The Corridor of Doors: A perspective shot through the sequence of arches. ...
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    The Central Dome: A low-angle shot of the dome against the blue sky.

    The Corridor of Doors: A perspective shot through the sequence of arches.
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    Heritage Walk: Explore the corridors and the 36 doors.

    Historical Research: Great for students of Indian architecture.

    Photography: The play of light and shadow through the many doors is a photographer's dream.

    Quiet Contemplation: The peaceful gardens around the tomb are perfect for reading or relaxing. ...
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    Heritage Walk: Explore the corridors and the 36 doors.

    Historical Research: Great for students of Indian architecture.

    Photography: The play of light and shadow through the many doors is a photographer's dream.

    Quiet Contemplation: The peaceful gardens around the tomb are perfect for reading or relaxing.
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    Why Famous:

    Architectural Uniqueness: Famous for its 36 doors and its status as a rare medieval mausoleum in the region.

    Historical Legacy: Commemorates the life of a prominent regional ruler. ...
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    Architectural Uniqueness: Famous for its 36 doors and its status as a rare medieval mausoleum in the region.

    Historical Legacy: Commemorates the life of a prominent regional ruler.
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    Architecture:

    Indo-Islamic Design: The tomb features red and grey sandstone with arched gateways and a prominent central dome.

    Dimensions and Symmetry: The main structure is a square measuring approximately 40 feet by 40 feet, with the 36 doors distribute...
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    Indo-Islamic Design: The tomb features red and grey sandstone with arched gateways and a prominent central dome.

    Dimensions and Symmetry: The main structure is a square measuring approximately 40 feet by 40 feet, with the 36 doors distributed symmetrically across its four sides. The carvings on the stone are subtle but elegant, reflecting the craftsmanship of that era.
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    How To Reach:

    By Road: Easily reached by auto-rickshaw or taxi from any part of the city. ...
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    By Road: Easily reached by auto-rickshaw or taxi from any part of the city.
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    Weather and Best Time to Visit:

    Winter: October to March is best for walking around the stone structure without the heat. ...
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    Winter: October to March is best for walking around the stone structure without the heat.
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    Near Tourist Places:

    1. Azamgarh Fort (3 KMS), 2. Mehta Park (4 KMS), 3. Bhawarnath Temple (5 KMS), 4. Bhairav Baba Temple (18 KMS), 5. Mubarakpur (15 KMS), 6. Nizamabad (14 KMS), 7. Aza Water Park (6 KMS), 8. Palhna Devi (8 KMS), 9. Chandrama Rishi (22 KMS), 10. Durvasa Rishi (24 KMS).

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    Safety: The site is relatively isolated; visit in groups.

    Cash: No facilities on-site; keep cash for transport. ...
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    Safety: The site is relatively isolated; visit in groups.

    Cash: No facilities on-site; keep cash for transport.
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