Discover Chor Gumbad in Narnaul! This ancient tomb, previously known as Nisbat Khan's tomb, offers a unique peek into Haryana's rich history. A must-see for all history and travel lovers!
Capture Photos Of The Monument.
Climb The Minarets For City Views.
Enjoy The Peaceful And Quiet Atmosphere.
Explore The Architecture And Design.
Learn About Its Historical Significance.
October to March
Morning
₹200 per person
Chor Gumbad was constructed in 1530 AD by Jamal Khan, who was initially a servant of the then Governor of Narnaul. He later rebelled against the governor and built this structure, possibly using it as a stronghold. The building's name, 'Chor Gumbad,' adds to its mystique, with theories suggesting it was used as a hideout for dacoits and rebels, or perhaps even as a secret meeting place. Some historians suggest that its name is a later addition, unrelated to its original purpose. Regardless of its exact history, the monument serves as a reminder of the turbulent times and power struggles that shaped the region during the medieval period. It stands as a symbol of both architectural prowess and historical intrigue.