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Representing the last phase of the Mughal style of architecture,
Safdarjung's Tomb stands in the centre of an extensive garden. Built in 1753
by Nawab Shauja-ud-Daula to house the remains of his father, who was a
minister in the Mughal Court, the tomb is referred to as the "Last flicker
in the lamp of Mughal Architecture".The tomb stands on a high terrace
surrounded by an extensive walled garden. It makes a pleasant retreat from
the urban bustle. It's short walk from Lodi Garden. |
