Tomb of Adham Khan, Mausoleum in India
The Tomb of Adham Khan is a significant representation of Mughal-era architecture.
This mausoleum was constructed in 1561 following the assassination of Adham Khan by Emperor Akbar.
The tomb is an example of early Mughal architecture influenced by Persian styles.
The monument, situated in South Delhi, is open to the public for visitation.
Adham Khan's tomb is notable for its octagonal shape and large dome.
Location: South Delhi district
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