Tomb of Malik Ambar, Mausoleum in India
The Tomb of Malik Ambar is an architecturally significant monument.
Malik Ambar, a prominent figure in the Deccan Sultanates, is entombed here.
The tomb reflects the Indo-Islamic architecture prevalent during the time of the Deccan Sultanates.
Located in Sambhajinagar district, the site invites history enthusiasts and scholars.
Designated as a Monument of National Importance, it stands as a testament to Malik Ambar's legacy.
Location: Sambhajinagar district
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