Indo-Islamic Heritage

Historic Mosques of India

Discover the monumental red sandstone courtyards, marble domes, and towering minarets of India's most celebrated mosques—showcasing the grandeur of Mughal, Sultanate, and regional Islamic architectural traditions.

Delhi NCR

Imperial Mughal Mosque

Jama Masjid (Old Delhi)

Commissioned by Shah Jahan in 1656, featuring a vast courtyard accommodating 25,000 worshippers, two 40-meter minarets, and three marble domes.

Shahjahanabad View Guide →

Uttar Pradesh

Akbari Architecture

Jama Masjid & Buland Darwaza (Fatehpur Sikri)

Akbar's grand red sandstone mosque complex containing the soaring 54-meter victory gate and the white marble tomb of Sheikh Salim Chishti.

UNESCO Heritage View Guide →

Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmir White Marble

Hazratbal Shrine & Jamia Masjid (Srinagar)

The white domed shrine on Dal Lake enshrining the sacred Moi-e-Muqqadas relic, and Srinagar's 14th-century Jamia Masjid supported by 378 deodar pillars.

Dal Lake Shores View Guide →

Etiquette Notice: Visitors must remove footwear before entering the prayer courtyard. Modest attire covering shoulders and knees is mandatory. Women should carry a headscarf. Non-Muslim tourists are welcome outside of congregational prayer times.