Ajmer baradari

[Abdullahshah21]

 yeh ajmer main mughlo ke samay ki ek baradari hai 

Jaha mughal samy main diwan aam lagta tha 

Ab yaha tourist ke liye  khol diya gay hai

[Mukul_Anand]

Hello @Abdullahshah21  thanks fie sharing this information with us .

[BorrisS]

Hello @Abdullahshah21,

Thank you for sharing this beautiful photo with us, is this a temple? Did you go inside?

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[Tushar_Suradkar]

This appears to be as a perfect angle to capture the Baradari @Abdullahshah21 

Excellent photo.

I was here by the lakeside earlier this year but could not stay for long as I wanted to move on to Pushkar.

Compared to the various Baradaris in Delhi which are in a bad condition, this one is in excellent condition.

@BorrisS This is a "Bara-Dari" meaning a covered place with 12 doors.

Bara = 12

Dari = Doors

The 12 doors are 3 x 4 sides as seen in the photo.

These places were used in the medieval ages as a place for social gatherings, music and dance events or debates, and very few times as a place of worship.

The one above was a temporary court of the king as mentioned by the author.

[Abdullahshah21]

Sir ji apratim Jankari di aap ne😍

[Abdullahshah21]

Shukriya sir😍

[Abdullahshah21]

Aap hindi main samja sakte hai 

Maine kya kiya

[BorrisS]

Hello @Abdullahshah21,

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