Mughal-era domed pavilions at Hauz Khas Complex historical site in Delhi, India
Three Mughal-era chhatris (domed pavilions) stand on a manicured lawn at the Hauz Khas Complex in Delhi, India. The 14th-century structures feature red sandstone columns and marble domes, with modern residential buildings visible in the background.
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The Hauz Khas Complex represents layers of Delhi's history, where medieval Islamic architecture coexists with contemporary urban development. These elegant chhatris, built during the Tughlaq and Lodi periods, served as ceremonial pavilions and tombs for nobility.
Visitors walk along stone pathways flanking the central lawn, exploring the archaeological site that once formed part of Siri Fort, the second city of Delhi. The red sandstone and marble construction showcases typical Indo-Islamic architectural elements.
Today, the complex functions as both a protected monument and public park, offering Delhi residents a green oasis amid the bustling metropolis while preserving centuries of cultural heritage.
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