There are five constructs within the complex. The pavilion, two dalans (halls), a water pool and a mosque. Overlooking a Moghul style garden, the Baradari is a vision in white with curved arches on its exterior. Round tapered pillars support the arches. - Mah Laqa Bai Tomb, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
The west view has the Qadam Rasool mosque bearing the relics of the Prophet. Between these two is another unique feature called the Bhandoli (appearing like jars placed above one another) Hill. - Maula Ali Dargah, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
Set on the banks of Tawi with Trikuta mountains as the backdrop, Amar Mahal on the Manda hills looks like a coral ensconced in jade. The red sandstone building with matching bricks stands tall in a well-manicured garden and a small mango orchard. More like a rust-red cube with a pointy top. - Amar Mahal and more, Jammu City (Part-4) - ImageWrighter
The second floor of the Treasury opens into a striking visage, the Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors). Lithographs of European ladies and coloured cut glass work fills up each inch of the inner wall. An attached corridor offers a grand view of the River Tawi. - Mubarak Mandi, Jammu City (Part-3) - ImageWrighter