Malwa
22 sites in this region
MonumentAam Khas Bagh
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
16th-century Mughal highway-inn and garden complex in Sirhind, built to host royalty and travellers along the Grand Trunk Road.
Mughal Period · 16th century
FortBadrukhan Fort
Sangrur · Malwa
18th-century fort in Badrukhan, Sangrur, built under Raja Gajpat Singh of Jind. It is the maternal home of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s mother
Sikh Empire Period · 18th century
FortBahadurgarh Fort
Patiala · Malwa
A great circular fort, raised in 1837 beside a Mughal governor’s village and named after Guru Tegh Bahadur.
Sikh Empire Period · 1837
MonumentBassian Kothi
Barnala · Malwa
Old kothi where the 11-year-old Maharaja Duleep Singh his last night in Punjab.
Sikh Empire Period · 1800s
MonumentBattle of Aliwal War Memorial
Ludhiana · Malwa
A memorial marking the site of the Battle of Aliwal (1846), the 4th battle of the First Anglo-Sikh War.
Colonial period · 1853
MonumentBattle of Ferozeshah War Memorial
Ferozepur · Malwa
A memorial marking the site of the Battle of Ferozeshah (1845), the 2nd battle of the First Anglo-Sikh War.
Colonial period · 1869
MonumentBattle of Mudki War Memorial
Faridkot · Malwa
An obelisk marking the site of the Battle of Mudki (1845), the first battle of the First Anglo-Sikh War.
Colonial period · 1870
MonumentBattle of Sobraon War Memorial
Ferozepur · Malwa
An obelisk marking the site of the Battle of Sobraon (1846), the decisive final battle of the First Anglo-Sikh War.
Colonial period · 1868
HaveliHalim Di Kothi (Haveli of Hafiz Muhammad Halim)
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
A historic haveli in Bassi Pathana, a Pathan-founded town of Patiala State, belonging to Hafiz Muhammad Halim.
Mughal Period · 18th century
HaveliJahaz Haveli Diwan Todar Mal
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
17th century residence of Diwan Todar Mal, who is famously known to have bought land at an exorbitant price for the cremation of the Chhote Sahibzaade & Mata Gujri.
Mughal Period · 17th century
FortLodhi Fort
Ludhiana · Malwa
500 year old fort in the middle of the largest city of Punjab, built during the reign of the Lodhi dynasty and now largely in ruins.
Delhi Sultanate Period · 1490s
FortMud Fort, Abohar
Fazilka · Malwa
A ruined 9-acre ancient mud fort mound at Abohar, on the old Multan-Delhi road
Ancient Period · 2nd century
FortPhillaur Fort
Ludhiana · Malwa
One of the biggest forts in the Punjab built during the reign of Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Sikh Empire Period · 19th century
FortQila mubarak bathinda
Bathinda · Malwa
Oldest surviving fort of india. The quila mubarak of bathinda
Ancient Period · 100
FortQila Mubarak Patiala
Patiala · Malwa
Qila Mubarak is a fortress of Sikh architecture in Patiala, Punjab, India. It was the residential palace of the Maharaja of Patiala.
Mughal Period · 1763
MosqueSadhna Qasai Masjid
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
The oldest Mosque in Punjab
Delhi Sultanate Period · 16th century
MonumentSarai Raja Todar Mal
Patiala · Malwa
Mughal-period sarai in the centre of Rajpura, on the old Lahore-Agra road
Mughal Period · 17th century
TombTomb of Bibi Taj-un-Nisha
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
A brick Lodhi-era tomb in the fields of Dera Mir Miran, near Sirhind, with twin graves and blue glazed tiles echoing the nearby Tomb of Bibi Subhan.
Delhi Sultanate Period · 15th century
TombTomb of Subhan Bibi
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
The best-preserved Sultanate-era tomb in Punjab, built in 1496 by Sikandar Lodhi for his sister. Described as the finest and oldest building in the town.
Delhi Sultanate Period · 1496
TombTombs of Hathi and Ghoda (Elephant and Horse Tombs)
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
Unusual twin-cenotaph tomb in Sirhind, popularly believed to hold Humayun’s elephant and horse.
Delhi Sultanate Period · 1555
TombUnknown Tombs, Sirhind
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
Early Mughal tomb in Sirhind, attributed by Alexander Cunningham to nobles of Humayun’s army killed at the Battle of Sirhind (1555).
Delhi Sultanate Period · 1555
TombUstad-Shagird Tombs
Fatehgarh Sahib · Malwa
Tombs of Ustad - Shagird are Mughal period monuments situated in village Talania of Sirhind-Fategarh, Punjab, India.
Mughal Period · 16th century