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It was in the search of the latter that I started on my quest to unravel the puzzle surrounding ‘Jamali Kamali’. The name would seem funny to many. But, if you ask me, for a person who’s out there to explore the rich heritage of Delhi, this is one of the factors that sets the monument apart from the others.<br>
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The Legend of JamaliKamali • There are places that enthral your conscience with their sheer buzz and electrifying atmosphere. And then, there are those that evoke your thought process just by the virtue of their mysterious silence. • It was in the search of the latter that I started on my quest to unravel the puzzle surrounding ‘JamaliKamali’. The name would seem funny to many. But, if you ask me, for a person who’s out there to explore the rich heritage of Delhi, this is one of the factors that sets the monument apart from the others. • So who really were Jamali and Kamali?? Were they two different persons or the same?? What was their relationship?? With an extremely inquisitive state of mind, I entered into the compound, located in Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Delhi. • Inside the premise, you’ll come across two monuments adjacent to each other; a mosque and a tomb. The mosque, built during 1528-29, is one of the earliest specimens of the Mughal mosque architecture in India. Built in red sandstone, there has been a use of marble to make it look more attractive. There are five arches, the central one being the grandest and the most decorated.
General Information: Location: Mehrauli Archaeological Park How to get there: By road: It is located on MG road. If you are coming from Delhi, it will be on your right. Reach AnuvratMarg and take a u-turn from QutubMinar Metro station. You will find the entrance gate just ahead of a flower nursery. By Metro : Nearest Metro station is QutubMinar. Turn to your right on Anuvrat Marg. The park would be on your left at a distance of around 500m. Entrance Fee: Nil Parking: Right next to ‘JamaliKamali’ Read More : http://travelwithrohit.com/the-legend-of-jamali-kamali/
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