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Aam Khas Bagh is an ancient inn that was developed by Mughal Emperor Akbar and was further improved by Shah Jahan and Jahangir. Aam Khas Bagh is divided into two different parts with one part being the Royal inn (Khas) and Aam for the common public. The royal inn was planned by Mughal architect Hafiz Rakhna, throughout the years Mughal Emperors use to stay at this inn while traveling to Lahore. This along with many other sites throughout India are on the tentative list of UNESCO's World...

The Archaeological Survey of India has designated Sadhana Kasai's mosque as a historical building. Bhagat Sadhana, also known as Sadhana Kasai, is honored in this mosque (Qasai). He was a Muslim mystic, poet, and saint. His spiritual songs have been incorporated into the Guru Granth Sahib, the Sikhs' holy book. This mosque, which is constructed from Sirhindi bricks, is known for its exquisite 'T' art paintings and Mughal architecture. This along with many other sites throughout India are on...

The Haveli Todar Mal Ji, also referred to as Jahaz Haveli or Jahaz Mahal, was Todar Mal's home when he was appointed as the diwan at the court of Sirhind's governor, Nawab Wazir Khan, during the Mughal Empire. This was also the location where Guru Gobind Singh's young sons and mother were martyred. Restoration of this place is being done currently and it has also been added to the tentative list of UNESCO's World Heritage Site and would come under the Sites along the Uttarapath, Badshahi...

These are two Mughal-era Tombs dedicated to the teacher and student. Ustad in English translates to teacher and Shagrid translates to a student. At the Tomb of Ustad lies Muhammad Mumin Hussaini, he was a musician and nobleman at the time of Emperor Jehangir. At the Tomb of Shagrid lies Haji Jamal who was a student of Muhammad Mumin Hussaini and was buried at this location during the reign of Shah Jahan. These tombs are amidst the many farms that lie in this region, hence providing a very...

This is a road biking trail in the city of Chandigarh that goes around Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar. It begins from Sector 56 nearby Palsora and goes to Sector 61 looping back from Mattaur and Sector 71. This is a city trail and goes through many major roads that get busy during the daytime, hence it is recommended to visit early in the morning time in order to avoid traffic and during the summer months scorching temperatures.