Safdarjung's Tomb

  Built in 1754 and situated in the heart of New Delhi, Safdarjung's Tomb is an impressive mausoleum commemorating the life of Safdarjung, a prominent statesman during the Mughal period. This grand structure features a large central dome flanked by intricate gardens, showcasing Mughal architectural style and serene landscaping. A notable aspect of the tomb is its use of red sandstone and white marble, which exemplify the era's craftsmanship. From April to June, visitors can explore the tomb's expansive grounds, which are home to various bird species and exotic flora, making it a pleasant retreat from the bustling city. Not far from India Gate, this historical site offers a glimpse into Mughal history while inviting guests to enjoy leisurely walks through its beautiful gardens.