Heritage · Garden tombs
Khusro Bagh
A walled Mughal garden holding the sandstone tombs of Prince Khusrau and his family.
History
The garden takes its name from Khusrau Mirza, the eldest son of the emperor Jahangir. The tombs inside, including that of Khusrau's mother Shah Begum, are notable examples of Mughal funerary architecture.
Religious & cultural significance
It is one of the city's most substantial Mughal-era monuments and a protected heritage site.
How to reach
Walkable or a short auto ride from Prayagraj Junction railway station.
Safety & travel tips
- Carry water in summer.
- The grounds are large — allow an hour.
