Kabuli Bagh Masjid

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Location: 9909, Gali Number 2, Ramnagar, Bajaj Nagar, Manmohan Nagar, Panipat, Haryana 132103, India

Estimated Visiting Time: 2 hours

Built date: in 1527

Ideal visit time: Throughout the year

It is situated in Panipat, Haryana, India. It is a mosque. In 1527, it is built by the emperor Babur to mark his victory over Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi. The mosque is named after Kabuli Begum, Babur’s wife

Mussammat Kabuli Begam.It also symbolizes the victory of Babur over his uncle Ibrahim Lodhi. It is one of the ancient places in Haryana. If you are in Haryana, Don’t miss the chance to visit this mosque.

Attraction

Panipat is one of the historical places situated on the banks of River Yamuna and It’s been witness to the most significant battles in India. there are some impressive mosques and places built as a remembrance of these three historical wars. The carved arches, the walls, and the beautifully decorated rooms can bring back that time. while visiting the place one can back to the pages of history. now it is a heritage property and around the place, There are many urban Centres. Many tourists from all around the world come to this place to see the magical architecture of the Mughal Era. this is the first amazing monument built by Babur who established the Mughals in India.

History

This Mosque, the first Mughal monument in India was built by Babur to commemorate the victory over Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi in the First Battle of Panipat in 1526 AD.

This Mosque, the first Mughal monument in India was built by Babur to commemorate the victory over Sultan Ibrahim Lodhi in the First Battle of Panipat in 1526 AD. This mosque is situated inside an enclosure having octagonal towers on its corners. its entrance on the north and The gateway, built of bricks with red sandstone, consists of a lintel bracket type opening encased in a huge arch, the spandrels of which are decorated with arched recesses encased in rectangular panels. The main prayer hall, square in shape, has annexes on the sides and its high façade is divided into panels plastered with lime Each of the annexes has nine bays that are crowned with hemispherical domes resting on low drums. Humayun, after defeating Salim Shah, added a masonry platform known as Chabutra-i-Fateh Mubarak and also It bears an inscription dated 1527 AD that records the name of the king and other details about its builders.

Inside/Outside Views

The whole view of this place is amazing. The architecture of this monument is called Timurid architecture. And it is close to central Asian typology. This mosque has a high stage for the research and survey of history. In this mosque, there are two chambers fringing in it. The Main hall of this mosque is built with lime. Its artistic design soothes the onlookers who feel complete peace of mind in this vicinity and It attracts a lot of people. It is surrounded by beautiful four-quarter gardens and It is also believed that Babur was fond of gardens.

Opening Hours

9 am to 5 pm is the visiting time of this place. For avoiding rush you can visit this place in the morning time.

Entry & Others Fees

It is free of cost

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How to Reach

By air: Bagdogra international airport is the nearest airport to this place. So you can easily reach there by air.

By rail: New Delhi Railway station is the nearest railway station to this place. So after reaching this station you can take a taxi to reach this Museum.

By road: You can easily reach there by road and that’s the easiest way ever. You can hire a car or take a bus to reach this place directly.