DILAWAR KHANS MOSQUE

This mosque was constructed in the year 1405 which has an amalgamation of Islamic and Hindu architecture. While you admire the intricacies and detailing of the carvings and construction, look for a dilapidated balcony that is called Tiger’s Balcony or Nahar Jharokha. It has a very interesting story associated with it dating back to it construction years. 

The courtyard in the center is encompassed by arcade and rows of columns on the upper ceiling.

Location:Jahaz Mahal Internal Road, Mandav, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh 454010.

Timings: 6 AM to 7 PM on all days of the week.

Entry Fee: INR 5 per Indian adult; INR 25 per person with a still camera.

Suggested time required: An hour or two.

Distance from Mandu Bus Stand: Around a Kilometer.

This mosque was constructed in the year 1405 which has an amalgamation of Islamic and Hindu architecture. While you admire the intricacies and detailing of the carvings and construction, look for a dilapidated balcony that is called Tiger’s Balcony or Nahar Jharokha. It has a very interesting story associated with it dating back to it construction years. 

The courtyard in the center is encompassed by arcade and rows of columns on the upper ceiling.

Location:Jahaz Mahal Internal Road, Mandav, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh 454010.

Timings: 6 AM to 7 PM on all days of the week.

Entry Fee: INR 5 per Indian adult; INR 25 per person with a still camera.

Suggested time required: An hour or two.

Distance from Mandu Bus Stand: Around a Kilometer.