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Discover the historical mosques and daily rituals taking place in the central gathering spaces of the complex.
Beyond the entrance gates, you enter the expansive courtyards of the Dargah. These open spaces serve as areas for prayer, learning, and gathering.
Mughal emperors Akbar and Shah Jahan left their mark here. You will see their architectural contributions, ranging from red sandstone structures to grand white marble facades, alongside the enormous cooking pots used to feed visitors.
10 minsRed sandstone
Emperor Akbar commissioned this mosque, constructed entirely from red sandstone. The building now houses a Quranic educational institution. Stop here to find a quieter area for reflection away from the intense crowds.
15 minsWhite marble
Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan built this elegant white marble mosque. The grand structure spans exactly 147 feet. Take a moment to admire its 33 beautiful arches and enjoy the serene atmosphere away from the main tomb.
10 minsDaily food preparation
Emperors Akbar and Jahangir donated these two enormous cauldrons to the shrine. Cooks use them daily to prepare sweet rice, called Langar, to feed pilgrims. You will often see devotees tossing donations of money or raw rice into them.
