-Lavika Gupta
Originally built in 1572, Humayun Tomb was commissioned by her widow Empress Bega Begum. The first ever sunken museums brings an immersive experience to all with the cutting-edge technology, a wide collection of artefacts, along with intricate architecture.
Learn the rich history and culture of India’s rich legacy by engaging through a unique marine exploration. Discover Mughal coins, textiles, miniatures and whatnot and transport yourself to centuries before. Among all, the 270-degree screen with amazing tours of the gardens and monuments is a thrilling experience.
India’s first ever sunken museum transcends the rich historical boundaries of Mughal era and gives tribute to the finest cutting-edge technology. See for yourself how the iconic museum sets a new benchmark for upcoming museums. So, witness history with a contemporary and scientific twist by stepping into Humayum Tomb.
By redefining cultural tourism in India, Humayun Tomb has become one the most-visited places in the world. Set within a four-part garden, also known as Charbagh, the tomb marks the first garden tomb on the Indian subcontinent. A precursor to the Taj Mahal, the Tomb showcases similar architectural elements, like grand done.
As art, history and literature buffs, or outdoor seekers, one can have the best time by witnessing the mausoleum. Participate in workshops and educational programs for a rich cultural experience. In all, The Humayun Tomb has opened its doors to everyone to have the best time learning about India’s culture and traditions.