The Chor Gumbad (lit. Dome of thieves), as it is colloquially known, might have been named as it came to have been occupied by thieves. [1] Another name for the building is the Shor Gumbad (lit. Dome of noise), also spelt Shor Gumbaz. This is ascribed …

On account of prominent location of the Chor Gumbad, it is known as the landmark of Narnaul. It is a well-planned big size monument in square shape having single chamber with four minarets at each corner.

The Chor gumbad in Subhash park Narnaul is a good destination to spend some time with family. The tomb is well maintained and surrounded by a park. A historical place which is surprisingly well maintained.

Chor Gumbad built by the Afghan ruler Jamal Khan, is a large square shaped structure, with each corner consisting of a minaret and signposts marking the beginning of Narnaul. The place later on also served as a hide out for thieves, and hence the name.

On account of prominent location of the Chor Gumbad, it is known as the landmark of Narnaul. It is a well-planned big size monument in square shape having single chamber with four minarets at each corner. It gives an appearance of a double-storied structure from the outside due to an open veranda running around it.

The tomb of Afghan ruler Jamal Khan lies in the northwestern part of the city of Narnaul in Haryana, India. Being located outside the city, it became a shelter and refuge for thieves, resulting in its nickname as the "Chor Gumbad" or "Sahukar Gumbad".

2017年7月9日 · Chor Gumbad, Narnaul basking at Sunrise The structure is located on top of a hillock in the sleepy town of Narnaul. It was built by Jamal Khan, an Afghan during the reign of Feroz Shah Tughlaq (1351 to 1388 AD) as his tomb.

Although it was built as a memorial, but because of being located outside the city, thieves began taking shelter at this place, which resulted in its name being chor dome in the long run. It is a large circular dome whose roof has been raised to a very high level by giving it the spherical shape.

2020年5月24日 · Atop the small hill in the Jamalpur area in Narnaul city of Haryana state stands a simple, but majestically looking Chor Gumbad (1351-88 AD). It is on the Singhana road. It is an important landmark of this town and the area is developed into …

Chor Gumbad This expansive building, known as Chhatta Rai Mukand Das, was constructed by Ray-i-Rayan Mukand Dass, the Diwan of Narnaul, during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan (1628-1658). Although the exterior appears plain and modest, the structure is masterfully designed and elaborately decorated.