Description:
Although known as the Taj Mahal of the south, this replica of the Taj fails to create that magic of the actual Taj. It is a mausoleum built in memory of Aurangzeb's wife Rabia-ud-Daurani Begum by his son Prince Azam Shah, in 1678. Built at the centre of the garden, it is a fine piece of Mughal architecture in the Deccan region with four towering minarets framing the central tomb, distinguished by elaborate surface ornamentation and intricately perforated marble screens. The inlay decorations of flowers and creepers are beautiful.
