One of the prominent place of attraction in Delhi is the Bijay Mandal. The complex looks like a place, treasury and a fort. Bijay mandal was built in the 14th century by a crazy king Muhammad-Bin-tughlaq. The complex took nearly hundred years in completion. The palace is a standing example of a beautiful architectural work. The mosque has a beautiful historical background and it carries writings from Ibn Battuta.
At the entrance of the masjid there’s a flight of stairs that leads to the main base of the palace. From the base you can catch a glimpse of the entire empire. This is a magnificent sight and breathtaking view. The view of the entire empire is what attracts locals and leisure travelers. The most unique and important structure of the complex is its dome. The dome is built of sloping walls and it is constructed in a typical Tughlaq architectural style. There beautiful octagonal motifs that make Bijay Mandal very attractive and beautiful.
Access to Bijay Mandal
To reach Bijay Mandal the nearest metro station is Hauz Khas and from here you can take an auto to reach the place. Bijay Mandal has a unique charm and so does Sunehri Masjid. Sunehri Masjid is still in use and sits amidst the crowded and encroachment prone region of Chandni Chowk. Despite its location in such a busy place Sunehri Masjid lures its committed visitors to pay it a visit. Bijay Mandal has an astounding surrounding. Like many other places in Delhi Bijay Mandal too will surprise you with its unique charm.
Bijay Mandal is located at a close distance to some of the other prominent tourists destinations in Delhi like India Gate, Humayuns tomb, Barakhamba, Red fort etc. Each of these places is located at a distance of half a kilometer to approximately two and a half kilometer. There are also places to shop at near Bijay Mandal Connaught place, Dilli Haat, Old Delhi Bazaar, Khan Market; Chor Bazaar etc. are some of the prominent places where after paying a visit to Bijay Mandal you can head to and splurge in some shopping spree.
Sunehri Masjid
Sunehri Masjid is a mosque in Old Delhi, located near the Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib in Chandni Chowk. The Sunehri Masjid was built by Roshan-ud- daula-Zafar-Khan. The dome of the masjid was where the Persian invader Nadir shah spent several hours sitting on the mosque and watching the killing of the people in plain sight. The Katle-e-aam he ordered led to the massacre of 30000 people.
The mosque’s original appearance was altered to make sure the faithful can come pray. Presently the surrounding area of the mosque is a prime location in Delhi and it is being encroached by parked vehicles and small shops. Sunehari Masjid is a well-known mosque in the Chandni Chowk area and attracts several local worshipers on the said day of prayer.
