Khusro Bagh

Khusro Bagh is an expansive Mughal garden in Allahabad, built in the early 17th century as a mausoleum complex for Khusro, the son of Emperor Jahangir. Featuring intricately designed tombs and lush greenery, it showcases Persian architectural influences, with the centerpiece being the tomb of Khusro itself, made of red sandstone. Plan to spend about an hour wandering the pathways and viewing the tombs, particularly in the cooler months when the floral scents are most pronounced. The site is not far from the bustling areas of the city, providing a quiet retreat amid urban life, with the Allahabad Museum a short distance away.