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Tomb of Darya Khan Lohani |
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Early 16th century tomb. He was the chief justice under Bahlol Lodi and vakil under Sikander Lodi (see last tomb). This is located in South Extension. |
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This is called a chatris |
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There were four of these. One on each corner of the raised tomb platform |
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Chhote Khan ka Gumbad |
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also located in South Ex... not much is known about these tombs, but they are located right in the middle of a busy neighboorhood. |
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Also waiting... |
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Although his girl showed up and they enjoyed a quiet discussion. |
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Bara Khan ka Gumbad |
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right next to the Chhote Khan ka Gumbad. Totally different style and much bigger. FYI. Chhote means small, and Bara means big. |
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At Lodi Gardens |
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We drove to Lodi Gardens for the rest of the tour... this was the first building I saw, also called the Bara Gumbad |
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Muhammad Shah Tomb |
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This building is surrounded by gigantic palm trees forming a large square enclousure. This is a beautiful location. |
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Walking towards the Bara Gumbad |
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This is where by camera battery died. BUMMER! So I took Donny and Lena and the kids back soon after and shot some more photos. |
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Beautiful walk on a Sunday morning |
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Bara Gumbad from our walk back through |
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The Mosque |
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attached to the Bara Gumbad... this was beautiful with amazing stone work. Some date this to 1494. |
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The Mirhab |
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or prayer niche |
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Sheesh Gumbad |
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Beautiful from the outside... but disappointing on the interior. |
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Sheesh Gumbad from the walk back |
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Sikander Lodi tomb enclosure |
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A was startled... |
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by a large bird and nearly jumped out of her skin |
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