Greathfull 💯💯One of the greatest monuments of India and the walk around the place is so peaceful. A must visit for relaxation and learning more about the history of Indian revolution of getting freedom. There are also museums within to learn more about each initiative and weapons used during that time. Great place to be opted for children to understand our history and explore this monument. Also, they host lot of shops within the premises. During Indian Independence day the Indian flag is hoisted here💯💯💯💫🤩🤩🤩🤩

The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large defensive and governmental complex located inside the city.It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations. The ceiling was also partially gilded. The marble screen was carved with the scale of justice (Mizan-i-adal), and above it is a particularly important item of Mughal art. The scale used was a depiction of the emperors justice.The projecting tower to the east of the Khas Mahal is called the Octagonal Tower (Muthamman Burj). The emperor would address his subjects every morning in a ceremony called Jharokha Darshan.Khas Mahal was the daughter of Zain Khan Koka. Zain Khan was the son of Khawajah Maqsud of Herat and Pija Jan Anaga, foster-mother of Emperor Akbar. Khans paternal uncle, Khawajah Hassans daughter, Sahib Jamal had been married to Jahangir, and was the mother of his son Prince Parviz Mirza.Khas Mahal had two brothers, named Zafar Khan and Mughal Khan. The former served under Akbar and Jahangir, and died on 7 March 1622. The latter served under Jahangir and his son Shah Jahan, and died on 1 July 1657. A sister of Khas Mahal was married to Mirza Anwar, a son of Mirza Aziz Koka, Akbars foster-brother.In 1596 Prince Salim (future Emperor Jahangir) became violently enamoured of her, and meditated marrying her. Akbar was displeased at the impropriety. The cause of Akbars objection was Sahib Jamal who had already been married to Salim. Akbar objected to marriages between near relations.However, when Akbar saw that Salims heart was immoderately affected, he, of necessity, gave his consent. There was a great feast and joy. The marriage took place on the eve of 28 June 1596 at the house of Empress Hamida Banu Begum.When Jahangir ascended the throne, Khas Mahal became empress. Sir William Hawkins, a representative of the English East India Company noted her among Jahangirs chief wives.In 1642-43, Khas Mahal commissioned a palace near the old fort in the neighborhood of Nizamuddin, Delhi.The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large defensive and governmental complex located inside the city.It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations. The ceiling was also partially gilded. The marble screen was carved with the scale of justice (Mizan-i-adal), and above it is a particularly important item of Mughal art. The scale used was a depiction of the emperors justice.The projecting tower to the east of the Khas Mahal is called the Octagonal Tower (Muthamman Burj). The emperor would address his subjects every morning in a ceremony called Jharokha Darshan.Khas Mahal was the daughter of Zain Khan Koka. Zain Khan was the son of Khawajah Maqsud of Herat and Pija Jan Anaga, foster-mother of Emperor Akbar. Khans paternal uncle, Khawajah Hassans daughter, Sahib Jamal had been married to Jahangir, and was the mother of his son Prince Parviz Mirza.The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large defensive and governmental complex located inside the city.It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations.

Marvelous architecture and a great piece of art depicting our heritage and its soul.As the name says its Khas in all aspects and manners. Love with Indian Heritage.

The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large defensive and governmental complex located inside the city.It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations. The ceiling was also partially gilded. The marble screen was carved with the scale of justice (Mizan-i-adal), and above it is a particularly important item of Mughal art.[1] The scale used was a depiction of the emperors justice.

⛲⛲The Khas Mahal is one of the white marble buildings in the Red Fort and is included in entrance to the fort. It served as the emperor’s private apartment. The graceful scalloped arches, walls and ceilings are embellished with a delicate floral motif. Gorgeous carved marble screens! Look for the Scale of Justice, an important piece of Mughal art.

Khas Mahal is located Lal Qila compound New Delhi India. Khas Mahal is private residence of Mughal emperors.Beautiful place inside Fort.

Amazing marble architecture.... Awesome place...

Flanked by the majestic Yamuna on one side and the Anguri Bagh on the other, Khas Mahal, also known as Aramgah-i-Muqaddar, was a private palace built by Shah Jahan for his daughters Roshnara and Jahanara. Construction of the Khas Mahal began in 1631 and was completed in 1640. The Khas Mahal has heavily adorned ceilings and alcoves in the walls around. They once contained portraits of Mughal rulers. Iron rings visible on the ceilings were where chandeliers once hung. Take a stroll through Khas Mahal and enjoy its beautiful tanks, fountains, marble domes, open courtyards and a large central hall.

Khas Mahal was Shah Jahans private residenceKhas Mahal has 3 divisionsTasbih-Khana, prayer room for the king, a set of three rooms facing the Diwan-e KhasThree rooms behind the prayer hall were the Khwabgah or bedroomTo the south is a long chamber with a perforated wall on the west called Toshkhana or regal wardrobe chamberIt was also called the Baithak or sitting room.A beautifully carved marble screen with the Scale of Justice is at the northern end of these rooms.On the river side is the semi octagonal tower with an onion dome called the Muthamman BurjFrom a protruding window called jharokha was where the king would appear every morning for the darshan

Made by Shahjahan for her two sisters named Roshan Ara and Jahan Ara.

I love this place

Private residential of prime mughals.

Amazing View from here to TAJ MAHAL

It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations. The ceiling was also partially gilded. The marble screen was carved with the scale of justice (Mizan-i-adal), and above it is a particularly important item of Mughal art. The scale used was a depiction of the emperors justice.The projecting tower to the east of the Khas Mahal is called the Octagonal Tower (Muthamman Burj). The emperor would address his subjects every morning in a ceremony called Jharokha Darshan.

Built my Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan Hut Not So Good As Not Hindu Emperor Made It. We Should Respect Our Culture Of India Despite Of Foreigners Like Mughals

Excellent Mughals Architecture

Khas mahal is one of the important part of Red Fort. Now days its all ruined.

This place was reserved only for emperor and his special guests. Its offer a great architectural work to be seen. Standing at the centre big hall there, you can see every room and the art work of the ceiling. There is also a beautiful fountain. The floor is of pure old marvel. In special rooms the ceiling have work of the gold.

A beautiful place

It is present inside the Lal Kila pramise. this was The Emperors private place animal fights such as between lines and elephants are organised below this place for entertainment of Royals full stop the place consist of three parts the set of three rooms facing the Diwan e Khas was called the tahsib khana. And was used for the Emperors private worksheet. The three rooms behind it were known as khwabgah. It South a long haul with its painted walls and ceiling candle perforated screen on the west was known other as Tosh khana aur baithak which is sitting room a beautiful perforated marble screen card with a scale of justice advance its Northern wall. The projection Tower to the east of the Khas Mahal is called as muthamman Burj from where the emperor appeared daily to greet the crowd gathered below the Fort.

During my holidays in Delhi, I had visited the giant Red Fort complex and this palace is located inside the fort. This was the private palace of the Mughal emperor and is definitely the most beautiful one inside the fort complex. The intricately carved floral designs on the walls and ceiling of this palace is spectacular. The beautiful structure is in need of maintainence and was undergoing restoration by ASI when we visited.

The Khas Mahal was used for private worship by the emperor. The three rooms behind it are known as Khwabgah. The interiors of the palace are adorned with gold work, mural paintings, ornamental designs and floral designs. Take a stroll through Khas Mahal and enjoy its beautiful tanks, fountains, marble domes, open courtyards and a large central hall.

Totally beautiful! The art is amazing

Great carved marble works

Beautiful place.The place was studded with precious stones before but the were removed and some were stolen.

Exclusive Artistic design on marbles and red sandstones.

Nice view point

Dont visit in summers as walking around would be hardHowever it is a place where one can spend hours without being boredBe careful about the timingsHave yourself a guide but bargain as much you canIts beatiful in there and with a guide by your side you would be carried away to the historic mughal eraA must visit in the lifetime

Good infra. People visiting here for its art beauty

Beautiful building with engineered water system. Hot n Cold water stories :D

Animal sport center for the mughal badshah. Entry to this block is restricted. you can take photographs infront of the block. #letsguide

Exclusive Artistic design on marbles and red sandstones.

Khas Mahal is an architectural structure of the Mughal era, located straight in front of the Diwan-i-Aam within the complex of Indian historical heritage of Lal Quila (Red Fort). Khas Mahal was the living place of the Mughal emperors who rules over a large part of the Indian subcontinent, just next to the Rang Mahal - the living place for their wives!

Very nice infrastructure. ... in agra..mughal were really great in building such type of infrastructure....

Looks beautiful with those painted lines, shouldve been stunning with gold and precious stones.

It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations

Khas-Mahal (in english private house) consists of three parts. The set of three rooms facing the Diwan-E-Khas is called the Tasbih-Khana (chamber for telling beads) and was used for private worship by the Mughal Emperors. The three rooms behind it are known as Khwabgah (sleeping chamber). To its south a long hall with its painted walls and ceiling and a perforated screen on west is known either as Tosh-Khana (robe chamber) or Baithak (sitting room). There exists a beautiful marble screen at the northern end of these rooms carved with a Scale of Justice suspended over a crescent surrounded with stars and clouds.

It was served as the private residence of Mughal emperors. This beautiful building has a beautiful architecture

Khas Mahal. The Khas-Mahal (private house) consists of three parts. The set of three rooms facing the Diwan-i-Khas is called the Tasbih-Khana (chamber for telling beads) and was used for private worship by the emperor. The three rooms behind it are known as Khwabgah (sleeping chamber). To its south a long hall with its painted walls and ceiling and a perforated screen on west is known either as Tosh-Khana (robe chamber) or Baithak (sitting room). There exists a beautiful marble screen at the northern end of these rooms carved with a Scale of Justice suspended over a crescent surrounded with stars and clouds. General view of the ...Peeraram Bhakhar Jat Dabli

The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large fort complex located inside the city. It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana)

Wooooooow it was beautiful but now entry is closed

The Red Fort (Hindi: लाल क़िला, Urdu: لال قلعہ‎‎) is a historic fort in the city of Delhi in India. It was the main residence of the emperors of the Mughal dynasty for nearly 200 years, until 1857. It is located in the center of Delhi and houses a number of museums. In addition to accommodating the emperors and their households, it was the ceremonial and political center of the Mughal state and the setting for events critically impacting the region.[1]Red FortA view of the Red FortLocationOld Delhi, IndiaCoordinates28.656°N 77.241°EBuilt12 May 1639 – 6 April 1648(8 years 10 months & 25 days)ArchitectUstad Ahmad LahauriArchitectural style(s)

It was served as the private residence of Mughal emperors. This beautiful building has a beautiful architecture.

You can have great view of Taj Mahal from here.

Khas Mahal is located inside the Red Fort in Delhi & it was Mughal Emperors private residence in Delhi. Right now, as it seems, it is neglected and need proper maintenance.

The Khas Mahal served as the Mughal emperors private residence in Delhi. The structure is located inside the Red Fort, which is a large fort complex located inside the city.It consists of three parts: the Chamber of Telling Beads (Viz-tasbih-khana), the sleeping chamber, (khwabgah) and the wardrobe (tosha-khana) or sitting room (baithak). The interior is decorated with carved white marble painted with colourful floral decorations. The ceiling was also partially gilded. The marble screen was carved with the scale of justice (Mizan-i-adal), and above it is a particularly important item of Mughalart. The scale used was a depiction of the emperors justice.The projecting tower to the east of the Khas Mahal is called the Octagonal Tower (Muthamman Burj). The emperor would address his subjects every morning in a ceremony called Jharokha Darshan.

Another architectural beauty created by the great Mughal Emperor Sha Jahan

You will feel like a King while roaming around this palace.

Pahle jaisa kuch b nhi h ab...The Khas Mahal was the emperors apartment. Connected to it is the Muthamman Burj, an octagonal tower where he appeared before the people waiting on the riverbank. This was done by most kings at the time.S-WIKI

Look at the marble stonework in this building.! The windows were carved out of a single marble slab and the marble was brought from over 350kms away from Makrana in Rajasthan.

I. Love. You. M. K. Gola

I always amazed by Indian Mongol art and Architecture

This is like a agra khaas mahal same as this place

Inside building inlay technic on marvel are excellent

Its amazing building... In the world

What a place lvly beautiful osm

Worth visiting this monument once.

The design of everywall is just awesome

Khas Mahal is related to guests belongs to Mughal King. Khas Darbar

The great Mughal Culture..!!

The beauty of ancient Mughal, at its high.

Built by shahjahan in the red fort of agra.

Ancient infrastructure of khas mahal

This place is good to see.

Great place to visit.

Beautiful carvings and architecture .

Really this is a khas mahal

Itz full of beauty

Excellent peace of art.

See the glorious past.

You can have view of Tajmahal from this location.

Very nice

Good one.

Good it is beuityful place

Beautiful white monument

Another marvelous design

Good palce

Historic one..

Khas Mahal is equivalent of a house of the emperors of the time.

A beautiful monument to visit

Good palace

Very good

Beautiful place

Wonderful place

Very beautiful

Good Place

Good to visit

Superb. ..

Good Mahal , clean

Ok place

So beautiful

It is closed on Mondays

Manoj kumar ghorkh pur

Ok

Best

Royal in every sense

Awesome

Good

Waste of time

Good