Safdarjung Tomb is a stunning Mughal-era monument located in Delhi, India. Built between 1753 and 1754, it serves as the tomb of Safdarjung, a noble in the Mughal Empire. The tomb is known for its grand architecture, which includes a large central dome, elegant gardens, and intricately designed mausoleum. It’s often compared to the Taj Mahal for its architectural style, though it’s somewhat less ornate.
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Wonderful photo of the Safdurjung tomb @Devendermeena
The lighting is seen from inside - artificial light and also from outside - natural light of the sunset
There is an interesting thing about the tomb’s dome.
If you observe, a few white and a few yellow blocks are in the dome.
Those white blocks were stolen from the nearby tomb of Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan
Whenever I hear about Mughal architecture, there are always tombs, tombs, tombs, tombs, more tombs and an endless number of tombs.
They all look almost the same - domes and minarets.
I wonder if they knew anything other than tombs in their so-called Mughal architecture 
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@Devendermeena que gran toma del atardecer con el templo es genial!
Outstanding photo, @Devendermeena
How long did you need to wait for the perfect weather and lighting?
Well done.
Morten
lovely photo. Hope to visit this year 