Paigah Tombs, Hyderabad, India
The 18th-century tombs are renowned for their canopies, floral designs, and trellis marble fences. Lattice panels and polished stucco work adorn the walls. - Paigah Tombs, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
Old City Heritage, Hyderabad, India
Their lavish palaces made Paigah famous, as their status was second only to the Nizam. They gave the most beautiful Falaknuma Palace to the Nizam as Nazr (Gift). Their own Deodhis (Mansions) showcased exemplary art and architecture. - Old City Heritage, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
Chowmahalla Palace Part – III, Hyderabad, India
The single-story pavilions on the east and west are Mahtab (Moon) Mahal and Aftab (Sun) Mahal. In plan and design, they are mirror images of each other. But, the architectural elements come from different styles, reflecting the Sun and Moon character. - Chowmahalla Palace Part - III, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
Chowmahalla Palace Part-II, Hyderabad, India
The centre of attraction in this large hall is the Takht-e- Nishan, a marble platform on which the royal seat was laid out. This is where the ceremonial Gaddi Nasheen (Ascension and crowning) of the Nizam and subsequently, his durbars were conducted. - Chowmahalla Palace Part-II, Hyderabad, India - ImageWrighter
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