Name of the place- Sultan Ghari Picture credit- Gautam Kumar Timings: 7am to 5pm Visit duration: 1-2 hours Sultan Ghari of Delhi is situated in Nangal Dewat, Vasant Kunj. It was built in 1231 AD for the eldest son of ruler Iltutamish that was Nasiru'd-Din Mahmud. It is the oldest Islamic monument in the country. Sultan Garhi was constructed inside a cave. The roof of the cave is covered by an octagonal shaped structure. The material used in constructing the exterior of the Ghari are sandstone and marbles. The sultan Ghari now comes under the Qutub complex. History of Sultan Ghari This tomb encompasses a exceptionally great history and as per the history Iltutmish’s son, Nasiru’d-Din Mahmud, who was more popular as Sultan Ghari has battled numerous wars in order to spare the realm. He was the foremost enjoyed child of Iltutmish. Mahmud was moreover thronged as the Representative of Lachnauti, which was known as Dhaka at that time. At that point the ruler within the year...
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