Adhai Din Ka Jhonpda

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpda is a mosque located in the city of Ajmer, and its name translates to "two and a half day’s hut." The name comes from a legend that the mosque was built in two and a half days. This beautiful mosque was built in the 12th century as a Sanskrit college but was soon converted into a mosque by Qtub-Ud-Din-Aibak, who was the first-ever Muslim ruler of Delhi. The mosque is a remarkable example of Indo-Islamic architecture, with a blend of Hindu and Muslim styles. The unique facade is an interesting sight to see, with a row of arched screens and panels, intricate carvings, and calligraphy. The mosque’s interior has a large praying hall with a beautiful dome and several smaller domes. The courtyard has a pool and a minaret with an outstanding view of the city. This mosque is an important historical monument, and it is very popular among tourists.