Sheikh Chilli's Tomb, Mausoleum in Thanesar, India
Sheikh Chilli's Tomb is a striking example of Mughal architecture, built in the 17th century.
The tomb is dedicated to Sufi mystic Abd-ur-Rahim, commonly known as Sheikh Chilli.
This location signifies the influence of Sufism on Indian culture during the Mughal times.
The complex also includes a beautiful garden and archaeological museum for visitors to enjoy.
Legend tells that Sheikh Chilli was a saint blessed with miraculous powers.
Location: Kurukshetra district
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