Delhi Division of Northern Railway zone of India Railway has established Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station which is a busy transport center connecting millions of passengers with capital and other parts of the country daily. This line can also be used to carry express trains as well as suburban rail services and is an important part of all movements of people and goods in the country. Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station is a vital link to the transport system in Delhi with extensive floor space and state of the art built environment and effective employees.

Nizamuddin East and Nizamuddin West. Dargah hazrat Nizamuddin is located in West Nizamuddin, located near the shrine dedicated to great Sufi Saint Khwaja Nizamuddin Auliya. The area also has the facility of Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station and waste to wonder theme park. Nizamuddin east is a posh area where many politicians, journalists, bureacrats live and it is to the east of Lodhi coloney and south of Sundar nagar. However, ist here are the magnificient archeological monuments and magnificent buildings for tourists to visit.

After his death, Tughluq built a domed tomb over the saint’s grave, which is today an imposing structure that has been repaired, rebuilt and expanded through the centuries. Its magnificence is the snow white dome which is about 6 meters in diameter. It is also possible in the Jamat Khana Masjid, a beautiful red sandstone looking building with three arched doors and Quranic writing over its walls, near the Dargah. There is also a southern hall for women. The tomb itself is a piece of art built in the memory of the Nizamuddin saint, and what it symbolizes is him.

While known well to India, particularly because of its Mughal architectural and world heritage site of the tomb of Humayun. : The maject of Humayun’s Tomb is apparent, constructed in the year 1565 AD by Bega Begum, the principal wife of Mirza Nasir ud-din Baig Muhammad Khan Humayun. It is a garden tomb surrounded with trees and four square Chaharbagh and above it a two storey dome with lofty buffers. Historically, the building is a mausoleum of many Mughal emperors and architecturally, it is beautiful. Interestingly, tourists can visit this monument during the day for a token amount of forty rupees for Indians and six hundred for foreigners. One of the key attractions for those who dream to see the examples of Mughal architecture in India is Humayun’s tomb.