History of Indian and Eastern Architecture v2.c30.28

v2.c30.28

Beside the tomb there is an equally fine mosque to correspond; and the royal garden, in which these are situated, was adorned, as usual, internally with fountains and kiosks, and externally with colonnades and caravansarais for strangers and pilgrims, the whole making up a group as rich and as picturesque as any in India, and far excelling anything of the sort on this side of the Hellespont.