Khwaja Khizr Tomb - Historical landmark in Sonipat - Sonipat, India

I went there park to khijer . I feel like now fresh air nit n clean. My mind refresh now much better.kudos

I am seeing this place from my childhood. It's an old tomb, very interesting and soothing place. -> no need to wait to enter the tomb. If you are in Sonipat must visit this place one of the old tomb in Sonipat Khwaja Khizr Tomb is a maqbara located at Jatwara, Sonipat, National Capital Region, India. It was built by Ibrahim Lodi in the memory of Khwaja Khizr, the son of Darya Khan, during the period 1522-1524 CE.

We visited this place today. It's a beautiful place but it felt the locals and the authorities ignored the value of this place. It overlooks a gorgeous park, also known as Khizr Park. This place is not wheelchair accessible. The parking to this place is random on the road or in the adjoining lane. The place is mostly filled with locals hanging out with their friends. It does get scary as the sun sets though, so plan your visit in the mornings. There are no food options in the vicinity. Which is why so far the place is cleaner as compared to other monuments. One should definitely visit this place with family. Its beautiful.

A good place which is getting ruined due to lack of care, neither the district administration nor the government is paying attention nor the local people. You can come here from Sonepat bus stand and railway station through auto for 20 rupees. The building is good but the system is bad. Thank you Ghumte Raho

Khizr Khan was the husband of Gulbadan Begum who was the sister of Humayun and wrote the Humayunama. If you are into Mughal architectures, you certainly can have a go here. It's a beautiful place with natural scenary all around. A nice architectural specimen of Mughal Art. It's close to Sonipat Bus Depot and Sonipat Railway station. Have some shops nearby but not In the premises. The premises consists of a large park and the actual structure is in between the park. You can go with your kids and food for a Picnic kind of thing. Trees are enough to provide shade. One thing is that it lacks care. Sanitation wise it's okay but the govt seems to be careless about it. It can be developed into a tourist place by giving just a little bit of attention and can generate great amount of revenue. Still I won't suggest going specially to visit the place. Only if you're not keenly interested in the Mughal Art. NOT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. Parking is also not available. But you can use the open spaces around it to park your car or bike but strictly on your own risk.

The place is completely ruined now. I recently visited here after like 4 1/2 year it's worse now.

Nice tomb, secluded from the city's chaos. One should visit here if he/she likes to explore. All things said, be careful as like other monuments in India this tomb too has occasional anti-social elements roaming around. More care should be allocated to the monument as it is very dirty in some parts.

I don't know about the religious importance of this place, but I must admire the architecture of this place and I am in love with the beauty of this marvellous architectural beauty. If you want to visit this place visit at the sunset time. We best time to visit their