Mausoleum of Ghitath al-Din Tuqhlaq the founder of Tuqhlaq dynasty is a beautiful structure build in Persian style of architecture located in Delhi. This is one of the very famous tourist attractions in the capital state. The Mausoleum is connected by a walkway to the southern outpost of the fortification and the elevated walkway leads to the artificial Lake. The actual Mausoleum is build up of single-domed squire tomb. The wall of the mausoleum is made up of granite stones and the sides of the mausoleum are made of red sandstone. The inland with inscribed panels and the huge pillars are made of marble. There are three graves in the mausoleum Ghiyathmal-Din Tuqhluq’s his queen and his son and successor Muhammad bin Tuqhluq. There are many monuments and forts in Tuqhluqabad which is worth watching.
Delhi international airport is well connected from all parts of the world, and this is the nearest airport to the destination. The Delhi railway station also have good rail network. The city has plenty of world class hotels and resorts for tourists to stay.
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