Hira Mahal, Marble pavilion in Red Fort, Delhi, India
The Hira Mahal features a four-sided white marble structure with arches decorated in relief work on the eastern wall of Red Fort.
The construction of Hira Mahal took place in 1842 during Bahadur Shah II's reign as part of the final architectural additions to Red Fort.
The pavilion exhibits Mughal architectural elements through its design, including overhanging eaves known as chhajja and precisely carved marble surfaces.
Visitors can access the Hira Mahal during regular Red Fort opening hours, with the structure positioned north of the Moti Masjid.
The pavilion overlooks the Hayat Baksh Bagh garden and marks the exact southern axis point of this extensive green space.
Location: Delhi
Part of: Red Fort
GPS coordinates: 28.65730,77.24370
Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:06
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