Humayun’s Tomb, an unparallel jewel of national capital Delhi that shows the timeless history of nation along majestic and deep-down era of Mughals. This splendid architecture is tomb of second Mughal emperor - Humayun which was built by his beloved wife Empress Bega Begum, as it is entitled as the Humayun’s Tomb. This magnificent architecture is the inspiration of Shah Jahan’s Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world and Humayun’s Tomb is designated as the UNESCO world heritage sites. It’s not just the architectural beauty but also holds timeless history, heritage, enrich culture and magnificent artistry which attracts millions of tourists here every year including Indian citizens as well as overseas travelers and while customizing your Delhi Tour Packages better not to miss this unmatched treasure.
History of Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
Humayun’s Tomb is a prominent architecture of Delhi that holds a great historical significance and let us have the glimpse of the Mughal Golden era as it was commissioned between the year of 1565 to 1572 by Empress Bega Begum with the help of Persian architects Mirak Mirza Ghiyath, and Sayyid Muhammad, to show honor to his beloved husband Humayun. The tomb of Humayun is the first Garden Tomb of entire Indian-subcontinent and further being the inspiration of several architecture including the wonder of the world – Taj Mahal.
Architectural significance of Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
Humayun’s Tomb, one of the most opulent architecture of India which is built with remarkable blend of Persian, Mughal and Indian architecture styles. This grand architecture was costed around INR 1.5 million as it was designed by Persian architects Mirak Mirza Ghiyath, and Sayyid Muhammad including garden tomb, carving, and featured it with Red Sand Stone and white massive dome while encircled by the serene Char Bagh add glitter to the beauty of Humayun’s Tomb as at present it is designated as UNESCO world heritage site
Top Attractions inside the Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
Beside the main tomb of Humayun, there are also several historical attractions to explore such as:
- Nila Gumbad
- Bu Halima’s Garden
- Tomb of Isa Khan
- Afsarwala Tomb and Mosque
- Arab Serai
Location of Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
Situated just opposite to the revered Dargah of Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya on the direct Mathura Road
Humayun’s Tomb Delhi Opening and Closing Time
Opening Time : 6:00 AM
Closing Time : 6:00 PM
Entry Fees of Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
For Indian Citizens : INR 50
For Foreign Nationals : INR 600
Nearby Tourist Places of Humayun’s Tomb Delhi
In Addition to explore some more historical, architectural and heritage wonder you may visit some nearby tourist destination of Humayun’s Tomb such as:
- India Gate (3 Kms)
- Gurudwara Bangla Sahib (6 Kms)
- Jama Masjid (7.5 Kms)
- Lotus Temple (7.5 Kms)
- Akshardham Temple (9 Kms)
- Red Fort (9 Kms)
- Qutub Minar (12 Kms)
