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Bibi ka Maqbara Garden

4.0/5 (5 ratings)

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The Bibi-Ka-Maqbara mausoleum was made for the wife of Aurangzeb (Shah Jehan's son). Like other Mughal tombs Rabia-ud-Durrani's tomb has a charbagh setting, with ponds, fountains, and channels. The garden is enclosed by crenellated walls with pavilions on three sides. Both garden and tomb have been compared to the Taj Mahal - and judged to the work of a less-talented designer (Atam Aula).

Address - Aurangabad, India

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almost 3 years ago Thomas Lay, USA said
The garden of Bibi Ka Maqbara is looking very beautiful. No doubt this area of the India is facing very strong scarcity of water, still the maintain pattern of the garden is really appriseable. I have visited this monument second time since an eight year interval. well done.

(5.0/5)
over 3 years ago Petrich Brown, Australia said
It was my second visit to India. About 8 years ago I had visited the Bibi Ka Maqbara and no I have seen a lots of changes. Specially garden has beautifully developed and maintained. A very good effort has been made by the authority. It was very good the Mango plantation done inside the monument. It will definitely increase the scenic beauty of the garden. OK well done.

(4.0/5)
over 3 years ago Lisa hussy , Australia said
No doubt it was a gerat gardening specially in this dry region. A humble effort done by the officials.

(4.0/5)
over 3 years ago Luisa brown, Germany said
Ya it is excellent gardening in the Bibi Ka Maqbara. I have visited recently the site and it is really a marvebelous effort to creat an aesthetic garden in this highly water scarcity area. An wonderful effort done by the officials.

(4.0/5)
over 5 years ago Pamela Mellish, Seattle, WA said
It is regrettable that no money or effort is put in by the people who charge the Westerners 5 times more than locals to see these ancient monuments. There are no gardens to speak of and what few weeds grow at the Bibi are surrounded by plastic bags and other detritus. The Red Fort in Delhi, another Moghul garden of old, is similarly neglected. I have visited both these places several times and have seen little improvement despite increasing tourism.

(3.0/5)

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