Discover the timeless elegance of Mughal architecture at the Taj Mahal of Haryana — white sandstone domes, Sufi heritage and centuries of history.
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2 shifts daily
Per Person
Morning glimpse of the deity
Enjoy morning prayers and ceremonies.
Evening holy viewing
Enjoy evening prayers and ceremonies.
Located in the historic town of Thanesar in Kurukshetra, Sheikh Chilli’s Tomb is an iconic example of Haryana’s remarkable architectural and cultural heritage. Built in white sandstone with elegant Mughal-style architecture, this magnificent monument is known for its symmetry, intricate detailing, beautiful domes and serene surroundings.
Associated with the 17th-century Sufi scholar Sheikh Chilli, the complex is more than a tomb — it is a beautiful reflection of Mughal-era architecture, Sufi tradition and Haryana’s rich historical past. Its carefully designed arches, ornamental patterns and graceful domes make it visually striking even from a distance.
Because of its beautiful architectural appearance, it is often called the “Taj Mahal of Haryana.” However, Sheikh Chilli’s Tomb has its own distinct identity — one where grand architecture combines with Sufi heritage and the ancient historical landscape of Kurukshetra in a unique way.
Recognized among Haryana's iconic monuments for its white architecture and striking beauty.
Domes, arches and ornamental details showcase Mughal architectural beauty.
Associated with Sheikh Chilli, this monument is an important part of Haryana's Sufi cultural heritage.
A calm, visually appealing environment amid historic architecture.
A fascinating destination for photography, architecture and history enthusiasts.
An opportunity to understand historical artefacts and regional heritage within the complex.
Four stops across the complex, from the main tomb to Thanesar’s most talked-about legend.
Mughal architecture
Artefacts & heritage
Gardens & grounds
Local legend
Meeting Points
Pipli, New Bus Stand & Railway Station
Sheikh Chilli’s Tomb is the perfect destination for travellers who want to experience history, architecture, culture, and photography all together. Its stunning white architecture and Mughal aesthetics make it a refreshingly different heritage experience compared to Kurukshetra’s religious attractions.
Visiting here is not just about seeing a historical monument — it’s about experiencing Haryana’s multi-layered cultural heritage, where a beautiful story of Mughal architecture and Sufi traditions still lives on today, on the ancient land of Kurukshetra.
