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Ye Aakhiri Charbagh Hai | Safdarjung Maqbara | The Last Mughal Garden Tomb of Delhi

📜 YouTube Description:

“Ye Aakhiri Charbagh Hai” — the final chapter of Mughal garden architecture written in stone and silence. The Safdarjung Maqbara, built in 1754, stands as the last monumental Charbagh-style tomb of the Mughal era in Delhi.

Commissioned by Shuja-ud-Daula for his father Nawab Safdarjung, this grand mausoleum marks the end of Mughal architectural glory. Inspired by Humayun’s Tomb, it follows the classic Charbagh (four-garden) layout — symbolizing paradise, harmony, and eternal peace.

In this video, we explore:

The meaning and design of the Charbagh layout

How Safdarjung’s Tomb reflects Persian and Mughal influences

The life and legacy of Nawab Safdarjung

Why this tomb is called the last jewel of Mughal architecture

Surrounded by fountains, water channels, and symmetry that echoes perfection, the Safdarjung Maqbara remains a silent witness to the fading light of the Mughal Empire — the last garden of kings.

📍 Location: Lodhi Road, New Delhi
Built by: Shuja-ud-Daula (1754)
Architecture: Late Mughal, Persian Charbagh Style
Known for: The last Charbagh tomb in Mughal history

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