Gujari Mahal
Gujari Mahal
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Madhulika L
Noida, Inde6 850 contributions
avr. 2024 • En famille
Gujari Mahal would have been part of Firoz Shah Tughlaq’s extensive palace complex, but now it is approached through a separate gate of its own, further on from Firoz Shah’s Palace (the entrance lies just beyond the traffic crossing past the bus stand). No entry fee is charged, and when we visited, we were the only people around.
The story goes that Firoz Shah Tughlaq had fallen in love with a gujar (nomad) woman from Hisar, and had wanted her to come with him to Delhi. She refused to leave her native Hisar, so Firoz Shah built a palace for her here. The palace now consists only of a rather small arched pavilion with battered walls (sloping in the style typical of the Tughlaqs). Beyond this is a brick chamber of obviously much more recent origin, which houses a couple of graves. There are no signboards or anything around to explain this.
The story goes that Firoz Shah Tughlaq had fallen in love with a gujar (nomad) woman from Hisar, and had wanted her to come with him to Delhi. She refused to leave her native Hisar, so Firoz Shah built a palace for her here. The palace now consists only of a rather small arched pavilion with battered walls (sloping in the style typical of the Tughlaqs). Beyond this is a brick chamber of obviously much more recent origin, which houses a couple of graves. There are no signboards or anything around to explain this.
Écrit le 1 mai 2024
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Vikas Singh
Ghaziabad, Inde4 292 contributions
avr. 2015 • En solo
The Gujari Mahal was built by Firoz Shah Tughlaq for his beloved Gujari Rani, a native of Hissar with whom he fell in love during the course of one of his hunting expeditions. The palace imbibes characteristic features of Tughlaq architecture such as massive tapering walls thickly plastered in lime and narrow openings. Open stairs lead to the baradari of the palace, which stands on a high plinth and has underground chambers. The baradari is a square structure having three developed arches on each side. All entrances (except one) are provided with stone doorframes. The roof has nine bays, each carrying hemispherical dome decorated with paneling work in lime plaster. The exterior walls above the arched openings are provided with beautifully carved red sandstone brackets.
Écrit le 15 novembre 2015
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Anant K
Noida, Inde922 contributions
mai 2018 • Entre amis
Gujari Mahal has now lost its charm now it's just an ordinary empty place, built by king for his queen but now somehow no maintenance in this place and nothing to offer to people
Écrit le 17 mai 2018
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drarunkumaraggarwal
Hissar District, Inde131 contributions
nov. 2016 • En famille
three years of my schooling we played leg cricket in one of the haat of this place. how we Indian are apathetic towards our past can be seen from this place. same story. Govt is doing its bit as much as possible for preservation.
Écrit le 11 juillet 2017
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rajeshh7
Hisar, Inde302 contributions
mars 2017 • En couple
dont go there if yo dont want to waste your time.. nothing special .. very bad smell..it is no very busy road. front of bus stand.. not cleanness.. government should care of this place.
Écrit le 26 avril 2017
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sumantra_travel
New Delhi, Inde3 589 contributions
févr. 2017
11 February, 2017.
Legend has it that the ruler of Delhi Feroz Shah Tughlaq, fell in
love with a Gujar lady from the town of Hisar during the course
of a hunting expedition. The structure is built on top of a tall
bastion on one side, which can be seen from the market side.
This high plinth has an entrance to the South side.
This rubble masonry walled structure has been restored very well.
The place has three large grilled windows, with arches on top,
and nice reliefs, above (the Eastern flank). The Southern side
has three recessed arches again, and there is a gateway in the
stone bastion on the ground floor.
Much to our disappointment, we reached the structure after 5pm,
the time when this place officially closes for the day. From the
outside however, we could see a lot of the nice structure, which
has been restored very well. The entrance to the small complex is
from the Northern side.
Legend has it that the ruler of Delhi Feroz Shah Tughlaq, fell in
love with a Gujar lady from the town of Hisar during the course
of a hunting expedition. The structure is built on top of a tall
bastion on one side, which can be seen from the market side.
This high plinth has an entrance to the South side.
This rubble masonry walled structure has been restored very well.
The place has three large grilled windows, with arches on top,
and nice reliefs, above (the Eastern flank). The Southern side
has three recessed arches again, and there is a gateway in the
stone bastion on the ground floor.
Much to our disappointment, we reached the structure after 5pm,
the time when this place officially closes for the day. From the
outside however, we could see a lot of the nice structure, which
has been restored very well. The entrance to the small complex is
from the Northern side.
Écrit le 21 mars 2017
Cet avis est l'opinion subjective d'un membre de Tripadvisor et non l'avis de Tripadvisor LLC. Les avis sont soumis à des vérifications de la part de Tripadvisor.
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