One of the greatest examples of Mughal architecture. Best monument you can visit in Delhi! As it has other places to visit once you entered the protected area, you can spend an afternoon here. Highly recommend this place, so much to see and such peace Heavenly experience in and around the monument. So much of peace and cleanliness at its peak. Wonderful experience

A very good place to hang out with your family. You can book tickets online or on the counter there.Parking is 100 meters before the place. The place is being renovated and might become even better but I found it very much well maintained, clean and full of basic needs like water kiosks and washrooms. Though the name suggests only a tomb but there are many mughal era structures which are too enticing. The old trees have their own beauty which makes the place even more beautiful. Being next to Sunder Nursery makes it a good combo to visit and spend a nice full day out.

A nice temple to visit. The outside looked very clean and well preserved from the hundreds of visitors. Overall we didn't had any problems with the locals that were also visiting this place. The interior and surroundings are very serene. The best time to visit this is in the morning or evening due to the golden hour.

I've been to this magnificent tomb several times and each time i felt an absolute bliss and pleasure because its intact architecture, grandeur is just immense. Once you visit this incredible site of Delhi, you fall in love with it. Thousands of people come to see its impeccable beauty daily. this place is an embodiment of immaculate beauty, you can't resist to spend time starring at it. Go to this place with your family, spend hours there, and fully enjoy its grandeur and magnificent architecture.

It is the best place to visit in Delhi. The entire place is well preserved and clean. You can find so many historical places. I would suggest to take a guide in the entrance to understand the structures inside. You can book tickets online to prevent waiting in the queues.

One of the must visit monuments, it has really amazing vibes there specially the entire greenery and sunset view was something one should consider to. The good thing about this place is unlike Taj Mahal, it is not so crowded.

This place is such a beauty. No words can describe how beautifully and thoughtfully it is made. The interior, celling everything is top notch. From the architecture point of view it is a masterpiece situated in Delhi. It is also known as Red fort. One of my favorite places to go. You will feel a sense of historic there.

Humayun's Tomb is a beautiful and historical site in Nizamuddin East, New Delhi. The architecture and gardens are stunning and well-maintained. It's a must-visit for anyone interested in history or beautiful architecture. Highly recommend!

It is a great Historical Place. A nice way to spend your day learning the history and architecture behind the place. Very near to the chaotic Nizamuddin Station and just in front of Sundar Nursery. You won't believe that it is in proximity to such a chaotic place. One can sit in the grass and enjoy the day as well as spend time sketching, reading, photography as well as conversing with friends.

One of the most impressive site of Mughal Empire and forgotten memories of love, architecture, manuscript, culture and diverse aura of our ancient past. A place where history still breath and flow with rejoice. Monument is well maintained and being upgraded.

It's nice historical place in the centre of Delhi. It was little crowded on Sunday so I would suggest to visit on Weekdays. Ticket is for Rs.40 for Indian citizens and Ra. 600 for foreigners. Waiting time was around 10 minutes. Place is properly maintained. Bathrooms are neat and clean. There is paid parking outside.

Visited this place on a weekend, bought the tickets online(you should also do the same else you will have to wait for min 30 min in the queue). Parking is before you enter the main road for the tomb (it’s common parking for Humayun Tomb and Sunder Nursery). At entrance you’ll see the lush green lawns and well-manicured flower beds added to the peaceful atmosphere and provided a perfect backdrop for the grand tomb. The complex is huge!! Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes. Carry a water bottle as it gets tiring. It may take an entire day to visit it completely. I would highly recommend a visit to anyone who is interested in Indian history, culture, and architecture. The white marble and red sandstone structure is adorned with intricate carvings, inlaid with precious stones, and surrounded by elegant arches and dome-shaped roofs. The symmetry and balance of the design was truly impressive and reflected the high level of craftsmanship that was typical of Mughal architecture. Inside the tomb, there are the finer details of the design and decor, including the intricate tile work, carved sandstone screens, and painted frescoes. The use of light and shadow within the tomb is also striking, with sunbeams filtering through the small openings and illuminating the interior with a warm glow. The combination of the beautiful

One of my favourite places in Delhi. A majestic tomb with a rich history, it is a must visit for the tourists. A great place for photography and picnics. The complex is huge and has many monuments inside. You will find yourself transported to the mughal era instantly as you enter the place.

Good Place.. Love it ❤❤ It is a good place to visit and learn the history of our Mughal dynasty. Its structure is very beautiful and its entry fee is ₹ 35. To take tickets you can take both online and offline.

This place is very calm and beautiful. If you want to spend quality time with family or friends you can come here. there are multiple gardens where you can sit and enjoy the beauty of nature. Also I'd prefer to come before 6 pm the sunset view is epic.

Walking through the lush gardens and exploring the tomb's details is truly captivating. Humayun's Tomb is a historical treasure in Delhi! The intricate architecture and serene surroundings create a mesmerizing experience. Walking through the lush gardens and exploring the tomb's details is truly captivating. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a tranquil escape in the heart of Delhi.

Could be have a better experience if local guides are available or probably more insight into history. At least any engaging content is made available for tourists. Please carry water bottles with you though water dispenser is available at the entrance but you won't feel like taking a walk back to entrance while enjoying the history. Good place to sit under old trees on bench and enjoy the cold breeze.

A must visit place in Delhi even if you have an one day itinerary. Popularly referred to as the red Taj mahal. One of the well maintained historical artifacts. Good parking area is available. And I went through a cab Entry tickets are 30 for Indians and 500 for foreigners Looks magnificent and with wide area of gardens - one can easily spend 3 to 4 hours here. Good place to click lots and lots of pictures Timing to visit __________ Also please visit early morning if you are visiting in April may or hot season. The temperature literally kills and you will find it hard to spend quality time there. I couldn't walk much inside the tomb as I was already tired walking. The main structure itself is about 500 m inside. Will be surely visiting again to explore more. Word of caution: I would suggest to take some snacks with you. Cause I didn't find any eateries inside. Only water was available Even outside the premises, I could find only juice and ice cream vendors. Also for the aged and weak persons, please allot a half day for this place, to explore fully.

The beauty of the Mughal Era. It was simply beautiful and worth it. The place is near Nizamuddin and the entry ticket is about 40rs.

It's a place of historical importance nestled amid lush green surroundings , gardens ripe with oranges and a plethora of plant species and birds too! The tomb was built by Hamida Banu Begum in the memory of her deceased husband . The tomb is octagonal on outside and square from the inside presenting a beautiful contrast. The charbagh gardens around the tomb are what make the final resting place as Paradise Garden. Edit: Due to COVID the entrance is strictly through online payment not cash.

The Humayun's Tomb is located near Sunder Nursery. Entry ticket is about 40rs per person and you get a slight discount if you book online. There are many structures within this complex like Isa Khan's tomb, the Neela Gumbad and other smaller structures. The tomb is encased in a sprawling green lawn where you can laze around or read a book. There is also a drinking water facility and public toilets as well.

1. No need for any introduction to this beautiful mesmerizing world heritage site. You can't miss this monument if you're in Delhi for tourism. 2. The area is huge and consists of huge gardens, gates, mosques and tombs. 3. Neel gumbad is also a part of this. Isa tomb and mosque. The dome is of white marble. It has more than 100+ graves and is a very photogenic place. 4. Visit in the morning for the best view and photos without any disturbance. Ticket price is 30-40rs for Indians

I am from south india... I came on a trip for 1 day in Delhi.. I couldn't visit Taj Mahal... It's the best alternative to visit.. The place is quite great for its architecture. The combination of marbles and red stones will astonish you. One time visit is must to embrace the Mughal architecture and you will sure like this place

Another great place to visit in New Delhi. Bring comfortable walking shoes as the grounds cover quite an area. But definitely visit when you come. Visit during morning hours.. So there will be low rush. Entry fee is applicable here. Eatables are not allowed

It's really a masterpiece building in delhi... We need to buy tickets for entry.. There are so many Peoples are Coming daily, so i will recommend visiting on weekdays.. It is such a wonderful building.. It's really well maintained and keeps clean.. Highly recommended to visit...

Ticket Price is :-40 Rupees for Indians & 600:- foreigners. If you book tickets online then you will get a discount also. A very good place for peace. You can feel the nature here. Historical places are always good for learning new things.

A nice and tranquil place amidst the city’s fast paced life. Entry fee is nominal and the place isn’t very crowded on weekdays. The gardens are well maintained and the fountains were surprisingly working as well. The building is a beautifully preserved example of Mughal architecture and you can even go inside and climb up to the second floor.

One of the best place to see in Delhi. You can see most of the foreigners visiting here. This place gives complete historical vibes. The tomb is so huge is mesmerizing. It is so well planned. Full of beautiful carvings. Expect Humayun's Tomb there are many other Tombs beside to watch. It will take 2 hrs to explore this place. I visited in Morning weather was pleasant. For best experience, avoid going in afternoon. Visit in morning or evening.

I went this place to hang out with my friends. It was a great experience as I have not visited a place like this. The parks and gardens are really beautiful to seat and chill with your loved ones. The crafting and architecture or this tomb blew mind. Its a masterpiece. Overall great experience. Will visit again.

Fantastic place to visit. The park and place is well maintained. Good place to see with family and friends wherein you can sir and good time. Start early if going on weekends.The only place I see improvement was required was inside the tomb wherein things were not maintained well and ASI needs to look into it.

Humayun's Tomb one of the biggest attractions of our capital city is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its sheer magnificence and grandeur. It's situated near Nizamuddin well maintained and restored by ASI. Spread across acres of land in the familiar charbagh design surrounded by smaller tombs like neela gumbad and isa khan tomb. Remains open from sunrise to sunset all days and entry is at nominal fee for Indians/SAARC tourists. Overall a great place to spend some quality time and peep into rich facets of our history.

Nice view in the evening. Actually the whole day. The lawn in front of the tomb has a different beauty. We can spend a good time sitting in the lawn.

So much huge and beautiful place. The blue colour on the tomb gives the another lever beauty to this historic place. Very well reserved place. Need to develop a entry system to government. QR code server always Down & at weekend days you have to stay in the queue for half hour too.

I visited on a Saturday morning. No need to buy tickets in advance, there is qr outside, you can buy from it online for 35 Rs. Main monument is at the end and it is magnificent. They have kept it clean. Washrooms could have been cleaner. They also have drinking water.

Online ticket cost a little less, and you can comfortably walk in through the turnstiles without having to join the long queue for on-site ticket. Amazing architecture and very well maintained. Definitely should be on must visit list when in Delhi. Great photo ops at multiple places especially from the corner outside the main monument.

Went with children. Parking next to roundabout. The. You walk across towards right. If you turn left you get to Sunderbans gardens. Beautiful monuments, right in the heart of Delhi was a surprise. Kids had a wonderful time. There always is a room for improvement but this was a great day spent.

Located near the Nizamuddin , Delhi. One of the best place to visit during the early morning. The entry fees is only 35 Rupees. The place is well maintained and cleaned. The greenery and the ambience during the early morning will sooth your mind. It's one of the best location for the photography lovers.

It was absolutely lovely. It will take you 1.5 hours to roam around the entire tomb. It is very picturesque and beautiful. I would recommend going in the evening before sunset. The entry fee is Rs 35 for Indians and you dont have to stand in a line, tickets are available online. Also, outside food is not allowed.

Humayun's Tomb is located near Sarai Kala Nizamuddin metro station. You have to take an auto from there to reach this place. The entry ticket for Indians cost just rs 40 per person. There were many marvelous structures present inside. There was a very big garden where you can sit and relax. Outside the premises, there are various vendors selling water, food, and other items. It's good for one time visit but make sure to bring water in these summer times as it takes a fair amount of time here to cover the entire place.

One of India's World Heritage sites, it is a huge structure housing Humayun's tomb. The perimeter also houses few other tombs including one belonging to a barber. The place is a very popular tourist destination. It is surrounded by a lot of trees. You need to take a ticket to enter. It is open till night when the moon shines on the white dome and makes it a spectacular sight to watch.

Built in 1558 this beautiful edifice is almost 500 years old now. The area it covers is huge and has a lot of open space in comparison to the other tomb sites. The monument is beautiful in a very simple way. Being a World heritage site this place has been maintained very well. The entry fee is 35 ruppees for indians. The location is known as Nizamuddin area in famous Delhi term. It can easily be reached via an auto, taxi within half an hour from the New Delhi railway station.

One of the World Heritage site in India. Situated in Nizamudding Old Delhi, it is a biggest complex with many tombs. Main tomb being Humayun where he is buried here. All are mughal structure and we need to walk a lot here. Entry ticket is 40 Rupees and we need to wait for 10 -20 mins to get the tickets. Please carry water bottles. Great place for people who are interested in architecture. You can spend around 4 hours easily here.

One of the popular places to visit in Delhi. The entry ticket is INR 35 which you can buy online and offline. On Weekdays this place is less crowded, stays calm and looks more magnificent. Worth visiting solo or with family and friends. Maintenance is good though the stairs leading to the first floor are a bit high and can cause problems for small kids and elderly visitors. Lots to see and wander around on your own. No need for guides.

Impressive mausoleum that stands on a high, wide terraced platform with two bay deep vaulted cells on all four sides. I do understand the relevance of it after visiting it in terms of history and architecture. Definitely a place to visit

One of the must see place in Delhi.. Nice architecture and Photo scenic place.. We visited on Saturday...during may.. It really hot temperatures touches near to 40 degree at 11 am.. Crowd was less and you can able take picture without anyone and good place to do reals also... Need to maintain further...now also some renovation going on.. Moonlight view will be super during night time... Charges 40 Rs per head children below 14 free

That's really .. I love this place ... It's so big .. beautiful .. and they are well maintained ... Flowers are really beautiful 😍😍😍😍 Must visit this place ... Go with family .. And try to visit this in morning time ..so that you have whole day to visit this place.. keep some snacks water with your self

Humayun's Tomb is a captivating historical gem, blending Mughal architecture with serene landscapes. The intricate design and meticulous craftsmanship transport visitors to a bygone era, offering a glimpse into India's rich history. The well-maintained surroundings add to the allure, making it a peaceful retreat. The site's cultural significance is evident, creating a memorable experience. While informative, enhanced signage could elevate the overall visitor experience. Overall, a must-visit for history enthusiasts and admirers of architectural beauty.

Peaceful❤ Peerless Architecture and its scale. Apart from Humayun's tomb, there are other tombs as well, Isa Khan's and Neela Gumbad. This is as beautiful as Taj Mahal. :) One needs atleast 3-4 hours to completely enjoy the beauty of this place. Book your online tickets at ASI's site to avoid rush. Parking available at Humayun's Tomb Complex and as well as Sundar Nursery Parking.

Built in 1569 this tomb is still very well maintained and beautiful. It is shaid that there are more than 150 small tombs inside the complex of humayuns tomb. Near this complex sarai is another place to visit with isa Khan's tomb. Begums toh is also there with blue marble tomb that is so beautiful that even humayuns tomb is nothing in front of it. I recommend everybody to visit this place once and see themselves how beautiful this place is. I'm going to share few photos of it so you all understand what I'm saying.

A beautiful site of aesthetic and cultural importance. The inner structure has been marvelously maintained by the Archaeological survey of India. A lot of unnamed tombs lie scattered in the compound. A remarkable work of architecture. Also, it's very easy to get in by paying digitally a trifle amount of INR 30. Parking for motorcycles and cars is outside the premises.

Beautiful and spellbinding. Really well preserved even after being established centuries before. Something about the monument's architecture makes it very airy and pleasant. a must visit if you are in Delhi. ❤️

The tomb is within a stunning building set in beautiful grounds. A must see when visiting Delhi. You can spend many hours here, bring a book and enjoy the grounds as well as the architecture if you have time....

Whenever you are in Delhi worth visiting this place. Great architecture! Try to visit around sunset time to have best view.

One of the finest example of art and architecture of mughal's era . Humayu tomb is showing the prosperity and wealth in that era when USA like super power were struggling for their independence. While visiting there I was feeling that I got trapped into the past . Amazing monument must visit for this kind of historical essence.

I was booked ticket online before visite this place when I arrive I see many people wait at ticket counter. The online ticket work really good here.. For foreigner 550 Rs. For person from countries with BIMSTEC 35 Rs. Really beautiful place to visit. Garden is nice also.

The buildings and the entire complex are truly magnificent. The architecture is designed with meticulous geometric precision, ensuring that everything maintains its perfect harmony without feeling too stiff. I don’t give 5 stars only because restoration work is required for nearly all of the buildings. However, despite this, it remains one of the standout highlights of our trip in Delhi.

Don’t miss this beautiful tomb complex of the second Mughal emperor built in 1570. 600 Rupees for foreign visitors at the ticket booth. 40 Rupees for Indians. One can easily walk to visit the Sunder Nursery garden complex abutting which houses six more Mughal world heritage monuments.

This is a must visit place if you are in Delhi. The building has astonishing architecture which is considered to be an inspiration for later date Taj Mahal.. The entire complex has few other buildings which are also worth seeing. The tomb of Isa Khan is one such building. The Humayun’s Tomb is an excellent example of geometrically perfect design.. Entry Tickets can be bought online

Beautifully maintained landmark. Need an hour to spend here. You can bring picnic mat and enjoy on the lawns with family or friends. Accessible by metro via JLN station. Shared Autorickshaw per passenger fare is rs. 20. It's crowded on weekends especially for ticket purchase at the window. Skip the queue and buy online via QR code displayed at the entrance.

First things first, buy your tickets online from National Archaeological site. It will help you get easy access to the heritage site. No doubt this place has been added to World’s heritage site. Mughals’ were no doubt amazing at building forts. This tomb is one of the most beautiful fort in India. For so many years, everyone ignored the site and let it ruin, hence you will see there is still lot of beautification happening there. Climb the stairs; stand and watch how amazingly and perfectly this place was built so many years ago. Just amazing. Incredible India!

A must visit place in Delhi even if you have an one day itinerary. Popularly referred to as the red Taj mahal. One of the well maintained historical artifacts. Good parking area is available. And I went through a cab Entry tickets are 30 for Indians and 500 for foreigners Looks magnificent and with wide area of gardens - one can easily spend 3 to 4 hours here. Good place to click lots and lots of pictures Timing to visit __________ Also please visit early morning if you are visiting in April may or hot season. The temperature literally kills and you will find it hard to spend quality time there. I couldn't walk much inside the tomb as I was already tired walking. The main structure itself is about 500 m inside. Will be surely visiting again to explore more. Word of caution: I would suggest to take some snacks with you. Cause I didn't find any eateries inside. Only water was available Even outside the premises, I could find only juice and ice cream vendors. Also for the aged and weak persons, please allot a half day for this place, to explore fully.

Humayun’s Tomb was designed by a Persian architect, Mirak Mirza Ghiyath. 1. It was notably the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent with beautiful causeways and channels. 2. Humayun’s Tomb has earned the status of being a landmark in the expansion of Mughal architecture. 3. UNESCO declared the tomb a World Heritage Site in 1993.

Humayun's tomb  is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum (also known as Haji Begum), in 1558, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, Persian architects chosen by her. It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, and is located in Nizamuddin East, Delhi, India, close to the Dina-panah Citadel, also known as Purana Qila (Old Fort), that Humayun found in 1533. It was also the first structure to use red sandstone at such a scale. The tomb was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, and since then has undergone extensive restoration work, which is complete. Besides the main tomb enclosure of Humayun, several smaller monuments dot the pathway leading up to it, from the main entrance in the West, including one that even pre-dates the main tomb itself, by twenty years; it is the tomb complex of Isa Khan Niyazi, an Afghan noble in Sher Shah Suri's court of the Suri dynasty, who fought against the Mughals, constructed in 1547 CE.

A must visit place with historical beauty at its best.. One can lie on the green lush ground while strolling down the lane exploring around the structures with so much creativity

This is one of the must Visit place list of Delhi.. The entry fee for Adults Rs 40 Per Person Children free entry You have to walk more .. try to visit in morning or after 3-4pm because due to sun you can able to explore much in after noon.. See some click to understand the place ..

Made a short Visit to this architecture Marvel in the heart of Saadi Delhi ❤️surrounded by beautiful lush green Gardens 🌴🌲🌴🌲 yesterday with family and feelings were amazing🌴 ❤️🌲. A must visit place for everyone visiting Delhi to revisit the History, Peaceful environment and greenary all around. Although in view of upcoming G20 🇮🇳summit some beautification work was in progress but entire visit from Car parking to Ticket counter and Entry to the monument site was so smooth , moreover suddenly weather turnout to be cloudy 🌨️☁️ & pleasant and nature itself made our visit a memorable one...👍 I ❤️🇮🇳 my Delhi.....Jai Hind 🙏🇮🇳❤️✌️

For Indian tourists they will charge 40rs per head. If you will buy online tickets that will be very convincing. On weekends you may face little rush.

Because of holiday,so much crowd 😉

We always prefer the Taj Mahal as a symbol of Love as it was built by a man for his love. Whether it's Chittorgarh fort, Roopmati Pavilion, or Bibi ka Maqbara, one thing we can find similar in these monuments is that they were built by men for women. There are plenty of structures built by men for their loved ones but we merely hear about any structure built by a woman for a man. Well, there are many monuments built by women for their men like Lokeshwar Temple, Rani ki Vav, Humayun's tomb, and many more. We mostly don't consider them as a symbol of love as we still see things from a patriarchal perspective. It's not our fault it's just, that's how we grew up which resulted in our ignorance towards many stories from the female perspective. The story of Humayun's tomb is one of them that didn't get as much attention as it deserves. This story is about a wife's love for her late husband. Bega Begum was known as Zan-i-Kalan being the first wife of Humayun and was also known as Haji Begum after she performed the Hajj pilgrimage. After the death of her husband Humayun in 1556 due to his fall from the staircase of his library at Purana Qila in Delhi. Bega Begum was so grieved over her husband's death that she refused to shift to Agra with his stepson, Akbar, and decided to dedicate her life to a sole purpose, the construction of the most magnificent mausoleum in the Mughal Empire with the Charbagh (Garden of Paradise) as mentioned in Quran. She also brought 300 Arabs from Mecca to pray for the Humayun's soul. One can still find some ruins and a huge gate called Arab ki Sarai. The construction of the tomb started in 1565 and was completed by 1572 AD with monetary support from her stepson, Akbar. for which Begum hired Mirak Mirza Ghiyas for giving shape to the exquisite designs she had in mind. However, after the death of Mirza Ghiyas, the final structure was completed by his son, Sayyed Muhammad ibn Mirak. The sheer scale of Humayun’s tomb is considered a departure from his father, the first Mughal Emperor Babur’s modest mausoleum in Kabul. Although, it was with Babur that the trend of the garden mausoleum or the Persian Charbagh took root, and got enhanced with every passing generation. The tomb at 47 meters is built in Persian style and is also the first Indian structure to incorporate the Persian double dome that is 42.5 meters high where the outer structure supports the marble exterior and the inner one leads into the cavernous interiors. The attractive huge jaalis and stone latticework can be seen in the tomb for the sunlight. And beneath this white dome lies an octagonal burial chamber with a single cenotaph, that of Mughal Emperor Humayun. Besides, this, the mausoleum complex became the graveyard for the emperor's successors, princes, and princesses including Dara Shikoh and Bega Begum who is buried near her husband. Later, it became the inspection for many Mughal architectural marvels including the Taj Mahal.

Took a trip to Humayun's Tomb, Nizamuddin last week. It's magnificent and the magnitude gets you. I can't get over the beautiful symmetry of the monument. Such perfection, built in 16 th century. There are other smaller tombs which are even older. This is the perfect weather in Delhi. In cricketing terms it was a glorious day, bright winter sun, blue blue sky. Sharing a few pictures

Lots to see and wander around on your own. No need for guides. Good shady areas to rest from heat and really relaxed place. We had a guide as part of our tour and it was very informative and helpful. By yourself, you can appreciate the site, but not the history so much.

One of the coolest ancient place in Delhi NCr... Amazing photogenic place... You can come here at anytime means sunset and sunrise both having mind blowing View of the monument... Parking is available... You can take ticket online also and prefer to buy ticket online... Some food stalls are present outside the monument... You will definitely spend a good time with your love ones.... Location: Opp. Dargah Nizamuddin, Mathura Road Metro Station: JLN Stadium Open: Daily Timings: Sunrise to sunset Entry Fee: 40 (Indians), 600 (foreigners) Photography Charges: Nil (`25 for video filming)

One of the most underrated and beautiful spot in Delhi. The architecture is nice. It's a place for photography lovers. Best time to visit is in early morning when there are less people.

Humayun's Tomb stands as a testament to architectural brilliance, captivating visitors with its intricate design and historical significance. The lush green gardens enveloping the main structure are a superbly maintained oasis, enhancing the overall ambiance. The convenience of an online ticket booking system streamlined my visit, ensuring a hassle-free entry. Navigating the expansive campus revealed meticulous upkeep, showcasing the dedication to preserving this cultural treasure. Parking, conveniently located nearby, offered ample space, eliminating any concerns about finding a spot for my vehicle. The fusion of captivating architecture, well-tended gardens, and visitor-friendly amenities make Humayun's Tomb an enriching destination for history enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

Nice place to visit. Ticket cost is 40 rupees for an Indian and for foreigners the cost is around 500-600 Indian rupees. You can pay online as well. If you pay online the ticket will cost you 35 rupees (for Indians). You can get the essence of old time (1570s). It is well preserved. So overall experience here is nice.

It’s one of the must see sightseeing spots in Delhi. I wasn’t very impressed by the way it was maintained. The lawns were not manicured and there was litter around. The building needs to be looked after too … no guides were visible so I guess one of the spots where you read up and go. We did a quick 1 hour trip and left. Overall a great architectural style and monument from the Mughal era. Tickets £6 for non Indians

I loved my experiencing of visiting this historical place. It is peaceful. It has some of the very good pic clicking points. After restoration this place looks good. Apart from the main attraction there are other places like Isa Khan's where also you can take pictures and enjoy the breathtaking views.

Really worth visiting in Delhi. Very peaceful gardens and interesting tombs. 600RUP for foreign visitors, 40RUP for locals. I visited around 11am and the whole complex was quiet even on a Saturday. No queues to get in our to buy tickets.

An architectural marvel that exudes grandeur along with heritage, history and art. A must visit place for all the history & art lovers, from the mausoleum and its architecture and eye for details to the symmetry of the surrounding lawns/ gardens, it’s all just breathtaking. The sunset from here was beautiful, loved exploring the area and the gardens

Humayun's Tomb in Delhi is a magnificent Mughal architectural marvel. Visitors often praise its stunning symmetry, intricate details, and lush surrounding gardens. The historical significance and well-preserved structure make it a must-visit for history and architecture You can book ticket by scanning QR code to avoid long queues.

Do not damage the property in any way and avoid carving names on the monument because the ancient structures are one of a kind and we as citizens need to understand the importance of preserving such architectural marvels.

This is an awesome place to visit. You can see the shade of Mughal's art and architecture in this monument. In addition to this , I want to mention about the beautiful garden which can hold your eyes. This is the best example of Indo-persian architecture. Just go and visit once.

Good place to visit with family or friends, beautiful view and also great location for photography, and you can book tickets by scanning QR code on gate and pay online via UPI or cards

Very beautiful & historic value place.

Amazing architectural building.....best peaceful place of Delhi.....not describe in words....nice place for nature lover

Right now, construction is going on. So you need to go to back door for entry. Opposite Humayun Tomb you have Nizamudin Dargah so you can also go there

Humayun’s Tomb entry timing: The visit to the tomb is allowed from sunrise to sunset on all days but the best time to visit is between 08:00 am and 06:00 pm. Maqbera e Humayun or the Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi is a major historical site in India and also one of the best places to visit in north Delhi. It is the tomb of the famous Mughal emperor of India Humayun. It was commissioned by the first wife of Humayun who was the chief consort as well, Empress Bega Begum in 1569-70. The design of the tomb was born in the heart of Mirak Mirza Ghiyas- a persial architect invited by Bega Begum herself. Humayun’s Tomb entry fee: Indian citizens and the visitors from SAARC and BIMSTEC countries have to pay Rs.10 to enter the tomb while for other foreign nationals, it is Rs.250 per person. Children up to the age of 15 need not pay an entry fee. Humayun’s Tomb location: Opposite Dargah Nizamuddin, Mathura Road, New Delhi, Delhi 110013. Insider Tips: -Visit the tomb during the early hours or late hours of a day during summer as the mid time will be very hot. -Khan Market Metro station is the nearest metro station and it is the easiest way to reach the structure. Hire a tuk tuk to cover the last 2.5 kilometers to the tomb.

Must visit place in delhi☺️

Humayun's tomb is a very nice place here

Such a peaceful place. Beautiful architecture and an amazing place for a history lover

Very beautiful place,Opposite Sunder Nursery

This place has some divine touch! One loves to spend hours there. One of the best Mughal architecture. There is a lot to see.

Osm vew and so beautiful ❤️ place

A must visit place in Delhi. Majestic view of the tombs with well maintained greenery all around.

A must visit place with historical beauty at its best.. One can lie on the green lush ground while strolling down the lane exploring around the structures with so much creativity

A great historical monument, important to understand the history of Delhi. A lot of restoration work has taken place in the recent years and now the gardens sprawl with beautiful fountains. It's a good place to spend time alone or with family/ friends. You'll learn and understand and lot and definitely be mesmerized by the beauty of the tombs (other than Humayun's).

Huamyun's tomb is quite an interesting place as the entrance is quite simple and cosy. But if you do not notice carefully, you might miss the interesting part on the inner side of the area. Do not forget to notice the google map, as it clearly indicates the entire place properly and will help you out while you roam around such a nice historic place.

It's one of the most beautiful monuments. Historians say that if you can't see the Taj Mahal then this is the next best thing and I completely agree. This is one of the most beautiful designed monuments in India. The contrast of the marble and sand stone is brilliant. The whole complex is amazing with trees as old as the main structure. Mostly well maintained.

It is one of the key attractions in New Delhi. JLN Stadium metro station is close to it. It is well maintained by Archaeological Survey of India. There are many graves of the Mughals. It is made of white and red marble. There is the option to have offline and online tickets. The employees of the Mughals are also buried here.

The tomb itself is a massive red sandstone structure, with a white marble dome and intricate carvings throughout. The interior is also impressive, with a large central chamber and several smaller chambers. The tomb is the final resting place of Humayun, his wife, and several other members of the Mughal dynasty. Pros: Stunning architecture Beautiful garden complex Well-maintained Peaceful atmosphere Good for photos Educational experience Cons: Can be crowded, especially on weekends and holidays Entry fee is higher for foreigners than for locals Food and drink options are limited inside the complex

A clean, green and serene place in the middle of the city. Truly grand at scale that can’t be imagined from its photos/videos. Easy to reach from JLN metro station(the nearest), there are absolutely no prearrangements required. Can scan and pay for tickets at the entry(Prices are different for weekdays and weekend). Carry essential food/water as there is no kiosk/eateries inside the complex. Washroom facility is available. Guards double down as guides and happy to share what they know about history. Maps/artefacts/stories have been maintained to make it historically interesting. The best part is access to first floor of the main tomb(huge open area with great visibility, ideal for winters). Rich artistic roof work and intricate wall angles make it an architectural marvel. People not comfortable with steep stairs and long walks may want to avoid. Ideal for dates, families, shoots, and spending quiet quality time. Overall, a fulfilling 2 hour place:)

Humayun's Tomb is a masterpiece of Mughal architecture, boasting intricate details and a serene ambiance. The historical significance coupled with the stunning gardens make it a must-visit for anyone with an appreciation for India's rich cultural heritage.

This tomb is absolutely incredible and a lot of access is available - you can walk right into the building itself and see the tombs. Apart from the main attraction, there are a number of smaller tombs and lots of information about the buildings, as well as information about the efforts that have gone into restoring this site. All round a beautiful place to visit

Don’t miss this beautiful tomb complex of the second Mughal emperor built in 1570. 600 Rupees for foreign visitors at the ticket booth. 40 Rupees for Indians. One can easily walk to visit the Sunder Nursery garden complex abutting which houses six more Mughal world heritage monuments

Beautiful place to explore. Was a park leading up to the tomb. Friendly security guard will tell you great places to get pictures at the first archway before the tombs plaza. Great spots to take pictures are to the side in the grass to avoid the crowds

* For foreigners: 600 Rupees ( ~7.2$) * There is a separate ticket counter for foreigners. If you visit early in the morning before 10 am, I believe it's not crowded. Well, I was there at 11:30am, wasn't so crowded. But better to go there early. There are many places and tombs to see here. They're covered within this ticket.

Delhi sultanate has done a really great job on building beautiful architectures. This tomb was built by wife of Humayun and contains about 100 tombs of different sultanate kings and relatives. Made of rev stone and white marble. Looks amazing. Well maintained.

Best calm and peaceful place amidst busy city. You can find and be a part of historical moments here. Breathe the air where you can sense a bit of ancient architecture insife the tomb. Nearby Isa Khan tomb is also worth seeing. Private parties has developed Sunder nursery - small ecosystem. Its also in same campus.

Nice place to visit with family and if you love historical places it's a dessert for you the astonishing craftsmen ship of mughals is something you are going to love it.

One of the UNESCO's world Heritage site situated near Nizamuddin railway station in Delhi. Very peaceful and green place for nature lover!

Most lovable place ..... This place has a different place in my heart ❤. Apart from my love you it, it's beautiful place yo visit with all amenities you need while visiting monuments.

A wonderfully conserved piece of mughal era...If you have time, start with safdarar jung maqabara, walk down the lodhi road, roam in the lodhi garden and further walk down to the humanyun tomb...It will give you a sense of the era these monuments were built in... And if you go in winters, as I, wonderful oranges on trees will be a treat to your eyes...🍊🍊

Waaaoooo place

One of the best places in Delhi and my favourite too.

I just loved this place .

The pictute that this complex paints. Take out your entire afternoon and spend time.

Nice place to visit

One of the must see places in New Delhi. Mogul history is all around in the capital city of India. Humayun’s Tomb has been refurbished recently and it seems cleaner outside. Big gardens around the tomb where local tourists are enjoying day out. It’s a bit hard to find a green place in New Delhi but this place is awesome. Don’t forget to bring your water bottle. Try to visit with a local friend if language is a barrier in communication.

Peace is here ❤️

Monuments are best you can explore them as much as you can

😍😍

The tomb is obviously very beautiful but the best part is garden. It has different trees that'll remind you of your childhood. The garden is the best place to sit and relax. In the winter time, you can have an afternoon picnic at this place.

Best Historical place to visit in Delhi... once must visit...but have to take ticket..

Super

All was gud but ticket counter did not cooperated. Only online ticket available, this is the worst experience while doing online tickets coz money has deducted from bank but ticket not get after install other pdf viewer and open pdf then ticket open in my phone

Chill place

Humayun's tomb (Hindustani: Maqbara-i Humayun) is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum (also known as Haji Begum),in 1558, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, Persian architects chosen by her.It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent,and is located in Nizamuddin East, Delhi, India, close to the Dina-panah Citadel, also known as Purana Qila (Old Fort), that Humayun found in 1533. It was also the first structure to use red sandstone at such a scale.

Thanks to Mughals for such architecture

Good Place

Awesome

बहुत ही सुंदर जगह है एक बार जाने के बाद बार बार जाने का मन होता है

WOULD ONYL

Historic place

A gigantic yet beautiful monument, prime example of Mughal architecture and how the lived and ruled over india for centuries too many tomb and historical event attached to it.

Good place to visit

Its A very Big history for us ................................ Its such A Amazing And wonderful place................................................... .................................................

Very nice place

fabulous

Its such a amazing place!! Just wow!! It is very less crowded ... You can choose this if you want to spend some quality time with yourself.

Opulent red-sandstone tomb of Mughal Emperor Humayun, built in 1572 & surrounded by formal gardens.

Great place to explore and spend time.

The Mughal Empire's historical monuments are really great looking and entry fee for Indians is 35 ₹ pax and parking facility was there. Looks exactly like Taj Mahal, once when America's President Barack Obama visited India, due to security reasons his Agra visit got cancelled and he visited Humayun's Tomb, so next time when you visit tell your friends :) Have a great time !

Nice one place & nead to maintain some areas...good for family picinic...

Wonderful place.

OMG what an amazing and Enchanting experience !!! First off all A Huge thank you to the #AghaKhantrust for restoring this exquisite monumental work of Art and Spirituality !!! A must See !!! Created during the period of High Renaissance in Europe: Humayun's Palatial Tomb is Jaw droppingly Beautiful!!! Far more exquisite than the #Tajmahal and the Feeling of serenity is Phenomenal!!! Based on the Principles of the Ancient Pyramid the tomb and the sunken gardens ( which were painstakingly Restored to thier original intention) leave you with a sense of Awe and inner peace !! He ( Emperor Humayun) must have been quite a Monarch; the work of the craftsmen is Unparalleled!!! GO SEE IT IF YOU HAVENT ALREADY !!! one visit is Not enough !!! Two thing were Dispointing and both them concern #ASI ( Archeological survey of India). The monument comes directly under thier care. 1) there are No trained Guides to hire to take us around and explain to us in detail ( thanks to the #AGHAKHANtrust for putting up signs all around to give us brief descriptions) Having professional Guides could provide an amazing employment to several people older and young. 2) The really ugly scaffolding put by #ASI around the monument so one cant even tell where the entrance to the monument is was extremely disappointing Not even basic signs guiding the visitor ???). OverAll this site deserves the best of accolades and so happy to see that future generations will be able.to appreciate it as well !!!

Good not so bad

Humayun's Tomb is the first example of Mughal architecture in India and is known to have inspired the construction of Taj Mahal. It is also famous for its distinct Persian architecture and happens to be the first garden-tomb in the country.

The fort and the tomb are very awesome . The architecture is beautiful. You can feel the real History of Mughal Empire. There is a never ending beauty in walls,roof,platform,garden etc. You can spend family time here . And most of all the place is very good for PHOTOSHOOT.

It's nice place and view for photo shoot.... And it's entry fees is 35 rupees per person..... Easily go and take the scaner and scan the QR code then simply paid the fees download tickets and entry

•Amazing place ! You can click some good clicks hear •Nearest metro station is JNL stadium •You can come with your family to enjoy •You can visit whole place around 2 hours •Entry fee is around 50 rupees for indians and 600 rupees for foreigners (due to vivid you have pay digitally ,the scanner is available at the main gate )

It is a wonderful place to visit. You will see some good mughal architecture there with huge lavish gardens all around

A fine place to spend with family and friends. Lots of greenery inside. Huge lawns to keep laying yourself on. However, there is a lack of food stalls outside the main building. Parking space is available. Rs. 35 per Indian National as entry fee. Complying with all the security measures. Limited fun though. But a serene place to spend an evening.

Historical site. It's a very nice place. Humayun's tomb is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum, in 1558, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, Persian architects chosen by her. One must visit this place.

The splendour of this monument becomes evident on entering the grandiose double-storeyed gateway. High rubble walls enclose a square garden divided into four large squares separated by causeways and water channels. Each square is divided again into smaller squares by pathways, forming a typical Mughal garden called Charbagh. The fountains were worked with simple yet highly developed engineering skills quite common in India during this period. The last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar II had taken refuge in this tomb during the first War of Independence in 1857. Several rulers of the Mughal dynasty lie buried here. Humayun's wife is buried here too. The main sarcophagus stands in the central hall, oriented - in accordance with Muslim practice - on the north-south axis. Traditionally, the body is placed with the head to the north, the face turned sideways towards Mecca. The dome is what is called a full dome, a complete semi-circle which is a special feature of Mughal architecture. The structure is built with red sandstone, but white and black marble has been used in the borders.

मुगल शासन के दौरान दिल्ली में निर्मित सबसे शानदार मकबरों में से एक, हुमायूँ का मकबरा फारसी वास्तुकला का एक उत्कृष्ट उदाहरण है। हुमायूँ की मृत्यु के नौ साल बाद उसकी विधवा हमीदा बानो बेगम ने हुमायूँ की मृत्यु के 15 साल बाद कमीशन किया था। लाल बलुआ पत्थर से निर्मित, हुमायूँ का मकबरा भारत में निर्मित होने वाला पहला उद्यान शैली मकबरा था। हुमायूँ का मकबरा चारबाग शैली के केंद्र में खड़ा है जो चैनलों द्वारा जुड़े पूलों के साथ पूरा है। मुख्य द्वार अगर मकबरा दक्षिण की तरफ से है, हालांकि पश्चिम की तरफ से भी एक और प्रवेश द्वार है। हुमायूँ का मकबरा अन्य मुग़ल मकबरों के लिए एक प्रारंभिक उदाहरण के रूप में कार्य करता था, जो समय के साथ बनाए गए थे, जैसे कि सिकंदर में अकबर का मकबरा, तुगलकाबाद में घियास-उद-दीन तुगलक का मकबरा, लोदी गार्डन और ताज में सिकंदर लोदी का मकबरा महल। हुमायूं के मकबरे में वास्तुशिल्प की विशेषताएं देखी जा सकती हैं, जो समय के साथ मुगल वास्तुकला का महत्वपूर्ण घटक बन गई, जैसे कि इसकी अष्टकोणीय आकृति और इसके उच्च केंद्रीय मेहराब। हुमायूँ के अलावा, मकबरा उनकी पत्नी हमीदा बहू बेगम, शाहजहाँ के पुत्र दारा शिकोह और शाही परिवार के अन्य प्रमुख मुगलों का अंतिम विश्राम स्थल भी है। यूनेस्को की विश्व धरोहर स्थल, हुमायूँ का मकबरा, दोपहर में सबसे अच्छा दौरा किया जाता है, यदि आप इमारत के कुछ खूबसूरत दृश्यों को प्राप्त करना चाहते हैं। ओपनिंग क्लोजिंग टाइम सूर्योदय से सूर्यास्त तक प्रवेश शुल्क Rs.10 (भारतीय) Rs.250 (विदेशी) स्थान मथुरा रोड, निजामुद्दीन दरगाह के सामने।

Good place 3-4 hrs trip

Humayun's tomb is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum (also known as Haji Begum), in 1558, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, Persian architects chosen by her. It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, and is located in Nizamuddin East, Delhi, India, close to the Dina-panah Citadel, also known as Purana Qila (Old Fort), that Humayun found in 1533. It was also the first structure to use red sandstone at such a scale.The tomb was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993,

Best place.

Good palace and I'm enjoy a lot

In delhi so much mugal architecture . We are explor Humayun tomb in raining time . Love to click amazing photos and seen beautiful architecture. Humayun tomb is detailed planing architecture.out side tomb gardening is also so beautiful. In delhi one day outing is best option is Humayun tomb.

This place don't have cloakroom to keep your bags, so if you r travelling and carrying bags it will be problem to carry it. The place is well maintained, it's just 3-4 kms from India gate.

Nice

Beautiful place. You would get to see History and heritage through those big doors and walls of the tomb. Visit to have a peaceful day with your friends or loved ones. I really loved the greenery and lavishly maintained gardens that's around the main tomb. For some people it could be very boring to just roam around this old monument so i would suggest to choose your company carefully. Me anyways had a lovely time visiting the place. To reach here you can get a 20 rupees auto or rickshaw from the Sarai kalan Khan metro station.🍁

Beautiful palace

All time favt place...Delhi's best place ❤️

It's a very good place to visit with your squad or even with family. You'll fell Mughal life from verr close, ambience is awesome and a good place for photography and videography. The charge to enter per person was 35 rupees for Indians and it was quit high for foreigners. You can buy tickets online from their website. And be there as long as you want

Very good and clean place

Good time

Nice place especially the garden and fountain are eye catching

Awesome place to energetically experience

Peaceful place and great architectural marvel

Once if you inter in this world heritage site you feel you are away from crowded and nearer to Nature peace, while this place is in centre of City but you would not feel. This place is Great but there can be numerous improvement by Heritage authority like renovation and cleanliness.

Pieceful & Beautiful place

Beautiful

Nice peaceful historical place....

Good place to visit

This best place is just beautiful! Such a beautiful and joyfull a underrated monument which becomes all the more and more reason for you and your family to come and enjoy here! I went here with my friends and full enjoyed a lot and I'm sure you will too :) Entry fee is around ₹60 for Indians and ₹600 for foreigners and there are 2-3 parking places near the monument so that won't be any issue either. Awesome place in Nizamuddin.

Nice place🥰🥰

Awesome place

Immensely beautiful ❤️

Historical Landmark

Humayun's tomb (Hindustani: Maqbara-i Humayun) is the tomb of the Mughal Emperor Humayun in Delhi, India. The tomb was commissioned by Humayun's first wife and chief consort, Empress Bega Begum (also known as Haji Begum),in 1558, and designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad, Persian architects chosen by her. It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, and is located in Nizamuddin East, Delhi, India, close to the Dina-panah Citadel, also known as Purana Qila (Old Fort), that Humayun found in 1533

One of the best place

The place is overall good but most of the things have been changed and aren't historic.

(Translated by Google) Better than taj expensive (Original) Better than taj mahal

It was amazing and fascinating you love old castle and all. You have a luch in the vast garden or you can discover caves. It was fun for me.

Nice place to visit .

Very beautiful and peaceful place to visit

It's a best place to visit if you wanna have an experience of historical architecture and values of India's history. Here you will find not just Humayun's tomb but many other tombs as well.

Breathtaking view superb place for photography. So many things to learn about the tomb. The crafting the dome everything is perfectly made. Must visit who comes delhi for tourism purpose.

I will always put this monument at the 1st priority of I visit delhi again. The best Tomb in Delhi. Entry fee is 30Rs and is worth it. Such a beautiful place !!! If would love to ratt 100 stars ( 🌟🌟🌟 *100 )

Great place to visit. Beautiful architecture and open space so that you can enjoy with your family and friends. Also there is lot of corners for couples 😜😜 So that they will get not disturbed by anyone.

A hygienic and lovely place

Peaceful place

This place such a beautiful and park also maintained it is a historical place

Nice

Must visit if you are in Delhi.. Good place for selfie lover as well.. I really had a great time..

Nyc place

Look like Tajmahal ka bhai .

Good place

Marvellous 😍

An extremely wonderful spot to visit with Friends Family and love ones. Visit just in great climate. There are such countless burial chambers of renowned individuals inside similar premises. Be that as it may, primary burial place is of Humayun and it is in the focal point of principle building. Encircled by lavish green nursery. In any case, the exhibition hall is little and not all around kept up. This is a chronicled where lies the late Mughal head. The effortlessness of this burial place will stand up the idea of his scholarly psyche. The compound is additionally excellent with water bodies, trees and blossoms. It resembles a family grave with a few of his kinfolk being covered here around him. Just trouble is the step move to arrive at his burial chamber. it is high and extremely steep. Passage ticket is 30Rs/Person for Indian vacationers and 500/Person for Foreigners. Opening Time : 06:00 AM Closing Time : 06:00 PM Open : Daily Closed on open occasions

This place is beautiful... attractive structure...with peaceful environment....

Awesome

Excellent

Near to sunder nursary

Good Architecture

Beautiful historic mausoleum building to visit. It was built in the years 1500 after the last Mughal Emperor died. It is a Persian architecture and the gardens are so so nice! Hermoso e histórico mausoleo para visitar. Fue construido en los años 1500, luego de el fallecimiento del ultimo Emperador Mogol. La arquitectura es Persa y los jardines son divinos!

This place used to be so much better before, all the water canals used to be filled with clear and clean water to rest in a summer's afternoon. Even in chilly weather the vibe used to hit different, its just not worth it anymore. No attractive waterfalls, even the name on qabars are not mentioned. Those are the qabars of warriors and kings.

One of the best historical places in Delhi.

Lovely calming environment. Its very clean and and mind blowing architecture.its huge easily takes 2 to 3 hrs to complete. You can sit here entire day with all the greens here. Don't forget tk watch nila gumbad which is just behind the tomb. Entry process is little complicated. You have to type in all visitors name. Autos are generally available from outside

Fine place and pissfull

Nice place

Amazing engineering marvel of mughal era.

It's a great place to visit. Very nice view around and can click some nice pictures here. Can roam for 2-3 hrs.👍

Please be ready for online payment with payment as no offline tickets are available. Half visitors return because of this.

Calm place to have family time

Just awesome what a beautiful palace donot miss when you come to delhi

Very well maintained medieval Tomb of Humayu. Must visit once

So peaceful and lush green

Peace

Peaceful place

Very much attached to this place. Tickets are expensive now 😉 35per head but still can pay this much to relive your childhood

It's a very peaceful place. Full of nature with good vibes.

Beautiful well crafted piece of history

My favorate place in Delhi

I loved it..

Lovely place ❤️

The Greens are really awesome other than the actual tomb. Not a place to visit in summers. Winters be the best season to visit this place. One can easily spend few hours just by sitting in the fresh maintained grass with a beautiful view of this Tomb.

Wonderful. you can go with your close friends and close one. Very large Humayu's Tomb and very neat and clean tomb

Good place to hangout & photoshoot .

Good place for family and couples, parking available, food not available nearby. 40 rupee each ticket for indian, green area, mix crowd u cud roam without mask as police not bother for same.

It’s overrated place . Was expecting much more . Wont recommend when you are in delhi for a short trip.

Excellent Place

Very calm and quiet place the tomb of humayun.

Great place to visit

What a beauty and architect of mugal empire.

nice place to get the experience of historical monuments

I love it

Always a pleasure to visit

The Greatness of Grand Art.👌

A Lovely Lovely Lovely and calm place. You will love the ambience of this place no matter you are a party person or not.

Nice place.

Well maintained. Online tickets available.

Not so much to explore

MUST VISIT PLACE IN DELHI 💯 UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE BEST TIME TO VISIT - October to February ENTRY FEE - INR 35 via Credit/Debit card and INR 40 via cash (Indians, BIMSTEC and SAARC nations) INR 550 for foreigners via Debut/Credit card and INR 600 via cash. The entry is free for children under the age of 15. ONLINE PAYMENT (GOOGLE PAY, PAYTM, etc.) - Yes CAMERA AND PHONE ALLOWED. TRIPOD NOT ALLOWED. PHOTOGRAPHY FEE - Nil TIMINGS - Open all days from 7am to 9pm. NEAREST METRO STATION - Nizamuddin metro station (Pink line), Jangpura, JLN (Voilet line) ONLINE TICKETS FACILITY - Yes. FOOD FACILITY INSIDE - Yes TAKING FOOD FROM OUTSIDE - Not allowed PARKING - Available (paid) OTHER AMENITIES - Clean washrooms, benches, drinking water. SIGHT SEEING TIME IT TAKES- 1 to 2 hours. Also referred as Maqbara-e-Humayun, Humayun's tomb is an architectural masterpiece. It is considered to be the first garden tomb to be built in Indian. It is the tomb of Mughal emperor Humayun. Humayun's tomb has been declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1993 which further adds on to importance of this impressive structure of red sandstone. Humayun’s tomb is the first structure in India that was built in the Mughal style of architecture. Other Attractions inside - 1)Tomb and mosque of Isla Khan 2) Nila Gumbad 3) Chillah Nizamuddin Auliya 4) Barber’s Tomb NEARBY PLACES TO VISIT 1) Nizamuddin area 2) Waste to wonders park 3) Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium 4) Lodhi Colony 5) Lodhi Park 6) Khan Market 7) Sundar Nursery

Good

Best for photography livera

Super

Good to visit

Really loved it

Amazing masterpiece

Wonderful historical place.

I loved this place for peace.

Good

Beautiful

Nice place.

Great palace

Humayun’s Tomb Nothing will be known from outside but when you go in you will feel paradise, peace and real workmenship of old people who was made this.

Love it.

“There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one?” – Zaha Hadid This quote explains the Humayun’s Tomb perfectly. It is truly an architectural marvel. Simple, but grand.

No!! I love it

Humayu's tomb is such a beautiful place.Firstly we were planning to go Agra but then my brother suggest us Humayu's tomb and when I reach that place 😍🤗my eyes were like wow .You'll get to learn many things from History.

A one of best place to visit near hazrat nizamuddin railway station

Well maintained

Very beautiful place, must visit. Its like a small Taj Mahal, a red one.

Superb place to visit.. this is the one of the historical landmark.. I am very much excited to see this place..👌👍

Amazing historical place. Just amazed. Every people must come here from age 10 years to 70 years. One of the Best TOURIST SPOT IN DELHI

Tomb is beautiful but don't go after 6pm they charge you their fullest fare 35rs per head and don't lwt you see the tombs closely they tied a rope 50 metres away from yhe tomb and asked ua to watch from there. It was better if Humayun's younger generation still rules Delhi and let us admire the beauty of monument.

Play Store explore in Delhi for a limited time and super experience

Amazing place where the time stops ! Enchanting green birds flying around the monuments. Really worth it, one of my favorite place in Delhi !

Such a peaceful place

Really beautiful and historical

Nice

Beautiful Sight 👌

Good place for time pass 😉

Sito non sempre compreso nei tour ma che ho trovato bello ed interessante.

Nice place to visit.... close 6:40 pm Know for its beautiful garden...and cinematics view.....best for couple & frns groups...... ticket price 40/- Indian.... Taking 1-1.5 hours

Humayun’s Tomb is an architectural masterpiece of the Mughal civilization in India. It is the resting place of Humayun, the second emperor of the Mughal Empire, who ruled India from 1530 to 1556. Humayun’s Tomb was built in 1558 by his first wife and chief consort, Bega Begum, with the help of two Persian architects, Mirak Mirza Ghiyas and his son, Sayyid Muhammad. It was the first garden-tomb on the Indian subcontinent, and one of the finest examples of the Mughal style of architecture. Humayun’s Tomb was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993. Humayun’s Tomb is located in a large garden, divided into four parts by paths and water channels. This garden is called Char Bagh, a type of Persian garden that symbolizes paradise. The tomb is built on a raised platform of 7 meters, made of red and white sandstone. The tomb is 47 meters high and 91 meters wide, while the double domes of white marble are 42.5 meters high. The tomb is square in shape, with four small towers at the corners. On top of the main dome there is a copper cage, representing the Islamic star. Inside the tomb there is a spacious hall, with many small rooms containing the tombs of family members and relatives of Humayun. The main tomb of Humayun is in the center, surrounded by a marble fence. This tomb is decorated with precious stones and has a floor made of pietra dura technique. This tomb also has lattice windows to allow light and air circulation. Humayun’s Tomb is not only a beautiful architectural work, but also a symbol of history and culture of India. Humayun’s Tomb witnessed important events in Mughal history, such as the war of succession among Humayun’s sons, or the birth of Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal. Humayun’s Tomb also inspired many later architectural works, such as Safdarjung’s Tomb or Akbar’s Tomb.

Entry ticket for foreigners is 550 INR. Definitely a must visit in Delhi! Such a beautiful structure made from white marble and red sand stone. Beautifully maintained gardens too.

Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi is a magnificent mausoleum and UNESCO World Heritage Site that is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in Indian history and architecture. The complex is laid out in a perfect square, with the impressive tomb made of red sandstone and white marble at its center, surrounded by beautiful gardens and water features. The attention to detail and craftsmanship on display is truly awe-inspiring, with intricate carvings, inlaid work, and beautiful calligraphy adorning every inch of the structure. Overall, Humayun's Tomb is a testament to the incredible artistic and architectural achievements of the Mughal Empire and is a true wonder of the world. Ticket costs 40rs for Indians.

One of the Best Monuments in Delhi. Its a UNESCO World Heritage site. The charbagh concept is stunning. Do not forget to visit the Isa khan tomb while in the complex. That in itself is beautiful. You can sit in the lawn and enjoy the diagonal view. Best time to visit is after the rains because the Grass is lush green. The monument closes around sunset. Worth spending half a day here.

Humayun's Tomb is a famous building in Delhi that showcases amazing architecture and has great historical importance. It has beautiful gardens surrounding it that are well taken care of and create a peaceful atmosphere. Booking tickets online made it easy for me to visit without any hassle. The entire campus is well maintained, showing how much effort is put into preserving this cultural treasure. Parking nearby was convenient and there was enough space for vehicles. The tomb itself is a large structure made of red sandstone, with a white marble dome and detailed carvings all around. Inside, there is a big central chamber and some smaller rooms. It is the final resting place of Emperor Humayun, his wife, and other members of the Mughal dynasty. Humayun's Tomb holds great significance because it is the first tomb of a Mughal emperor ever built in India. It is a magnificent example of Persian architecture, which influenced Mughal architecture. The tomb was built in 1565 AD by Humayun's senior widow, Bega Begam, nine years after his death. Overall, Humayun's Tomb is a unique and popular tourist attraction in Delhi. It combines beautiful architecture, well-maintained gardens, and visitor-friendly amenities to create an enriching experience for history lovers and casual visitors alike.

Humayun’s Tomb is one of Delhi’s historical jewels & very unique and popular among tourist attractions in Delhi. Humayun’s Tomb, is a significant monument for more than one reason. This grand mausoleum is the first tomb of a Mughal emperor to be ever built in India. It is a fine example of Persian architecture, which created a template for Mughal architecture A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the tomb was built in 1565 A.D,by his senior widow Bega Begam nine years after the death of Humayun. The monument has been a favourite amongst not only tourists and locals but also filmmakers over the years. Movies like ‘ Kurbaan’, ‘Jhoom barabar jhoom’, ‘ Aisha’, ‘Veer Zara’ , ‘Fanaa’ etc have also been shot here. This magnificent mausoleum inspired the Taj Mahal Humayun’s Tomb dome is lit up all year long by LED lights and looks gorgeous. Humayun’s Tomb tombs open to visitors after sunset as well Annually around two millions visitors visit Humayun’s Tomb Delhi's Sunder Nursery next to Humayun’s Tomb has been chosen For 2 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards For Conservation. It is open from Sunrise to Sunsets..

Neatly managed by ASI. This place has Humayuns tomb and few other tombs as well. Built by Humayuns wife after his death. One can go inside the tomb. The tomb is built in a very huge space, a must visit in Delhi. Kindly keep the place clean and do not scribble on our monuments.

Beautiful place if you like to visit historical monuments and take pictures to make it a memorable visit. Never thought stones and bricks could be so beautiful to look at.

One of beautiful place in delhi less crowded than other monuments and Quite ???second beauty is that here you get fresh water for drinking and toilet for visiter but Pair of girl boys?? Discrimination of Government for mugal bulding and even Radical utopia you found here is negative image of place

Humayun’s Tomb is the secret highlight of delhi. a beautiful complex with many breathtaking architectural marvels inside with the main tomb being the highlight. The size and beauty of the building and complete complex is impressive. there are also free public restrooms available inside the complex.

Good place to visit among 14 historical places in Delhi. UNESCO world heritage site for those it matters. Must visit.

Last Saturday on my anniversary I visited this place to refresh d golden reminisces of my life.doubtless,this is d most beautiful monument of Mughal era I think.an epitome of mughal architecture .huge lavish entrance,lush green park and beautiful dome which cannot be described in words.it is told that Taj Mahal is solely inspired by the humayu tomb the only difference is the colour of marbles which is used. You can spend whole day here but night visit I wll not recommend bcoz there is no proper lighting n security for visitors.there should b special security arrangements for night visit.

It is an incredibly beautiful, peaceful space to be in the admist of a very busy city. The gardens are really spacious, with plenty of buildings to explore dotted around. It was lovely to see peacocks surrounding the space. Staff were friendly and even when busy there are still places for quiet contemplation.

Humayun’s Tomb is a gem in Delhi. The serene atmosphere and beautiful surroundings make it a peaceful retreat. You can sit in the lawn and cherish the mesmerising view. A truly delightful experience that I would recommend to anyone seeking tranquility amidst historical beauty. Some areas could be better maintained, and it’s disheartening to see people littering despite multiple dustbins inside. Please do not to litter, especially at historical places. Paid parking is available for Bikes and Cars.

It's a nice place to visit and to have a great time . The entry ticket is 40 for Indian and 600 for foreigners. And for photographer and videographer it's a very good place . You can easily spent 1 to 2 hours inside and clicking pictures. And the pictures wil be worth it ...

1. Please do not buy tickets online if you’re using iOS. The tickets don’t get delivered. 2. It is a MUST VISIT tourist attraction that misses usual lists. 3. It is open until 9PM. Humayun’s tomb is vast, spread across a huge area with other tombs like the Isa Khan Tomb. It’s very well maintained, rather it is very well restored and has enough information written all around to get an understanding of the place. If you’d like a better feel of the history, it is recommended to get a tour guide.

Another Beautiful historical monument!! Well maintained. One must visit this. Avoid rush, try on non holiday season. Park at Sundar Nursary and walk to Main road ticket counter entrance. Ticket is Rs 40 for adult, Kid under 14 are free entry. Ticket can be purchased online also.