Burhanpur, a historically rich city in Madhya Pradesh, India, offers travelers a captivating journey through its Mughal heritage and strategic significance. Often referred to as the 'Gateway to Southern India' (Dakkan ka Darwaza), it was founded around 1400 AD by King Nasir Khan Farukhi and later flourished under the Mughal Empire, serving as an important outpost and even a capital for a period.
Asirgarh Fort Jama Masjid Shahi Qila Dargah-E-Hakimi Black Taj Mahal (Kala Taj / Tomb of Shah Nawaz Khan) Khuni Bhandara (Kundi Bhandara) Ahukhana Raja Ki Chhatri (Raja Jai Singh Ki Chhatri) Burhanpur Gurudwara (Gurudwara Bari Sangat Sahib Patshahi 10) Tapti Riverfront/Ghats 1Zenana Hammam 1Burhanpur Museum Begum Shah Shuja Tomb (Tomb of Bilqis Begum) Mahal Gulara Ichhadevi Temple (Shree Ichhadevi Mata Mandir) Jaistambh (Jai Stambh) Moti Mahal Fort Shanwara Gate Rokdiya Hanuman Mandir Basali Waterfall