Humayun's Tomb Holidays

Standing tall in all its majestic glory, Humayun’s tomb is set in sprawling, lush gardens in the heart of Delhi. It was one of the earliest mausoleums to be built this way, and one of the best-preserved and most significant Mughal-era buildings. The tomb, built by the emperor's wife after his death, is the final resting place of Humayun, the second Mughal emperor - and served as an inspiration for Agra's Taj Mahal. A red sandstone tomb stands in the middle of an elaborate garden divided into four main symmetrical sections. Humayun's Tomb is part of a much larger complex that covers about 67 acres Read more