Isa Khan’s Tomb is an octagonal tomb built between 1547–1548 for Isa Khan Niazi, a noble in the Sur dynasty court, located in the Humayun’s Tomb Complex in Delhi.
The structure features a domed mausoleum made of red sandstone, a surrounding walled garden, and a mosque.
Notable architectural elements include intricate glazed tiles, ornamented canopies, lattice screens, and pointed pillars at each corner.
It is a significant example of pre-Mughal architecture and was incorporated into the expanded UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016.
