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Shish Gumbad, known as the Glazed Dome, is a historic square tomb located within Lodhi Garden, constructed between 1489 and 1517. Named after the turquoise and cobalt blue glazed tiles that once adorned its facade, the structure features a double-story external appearance and intricate stone carvings. It houses unidentified graves and stands as a fine example of early Lodi period architecture.
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Historic 15th-century double-story square tomb
Traces of glazed blue tile ornamentation
Located inside the scenic Lodhi Garden complex
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Nestled among the green lawns of Lodhi Garden, Shish Gumbad is an architectural gem dating back to the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Although its original turquoise glazed tiles have largely weathered away, the structure's balanced square proportions and double-story facade continue to impress architecture enthusiasts. It offers a quick yet fascinating glimpse into the building traditions of the Lodi era.







