Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)
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Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)

📍 Chor Gumbad Road, Narnaul, Haryana 123001

Constructed during the Tughlaq/Lodi era by Afghan officer Jamal Khan as his family tomb, this imposing double-storied square pavilion with four corner minarets is locally known as 'Chor Gumbad' (Thieves' Dome) because brigands once hid in its vaulted interior. Standing atop an isolated rocky knoll, it provides commanding 360-degree vistas across Narnaul.

Entry Fee

Free

Best Time

Daytime

Best Season

October to March

Time Required

1–2 hours

How to reach

1.5 km east of Narnaul town center.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the entry fee for Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)?

The entry fee for Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul) is Free.

What is the best time and season to visit Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)?

The best season to visit is October to March, and the ideal time of day is morning or late afternoon.

How do I reach Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)?

1.5 km east of Narnaul town center.

How much time is required to explore Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul)?

A typical visit to Chor Gumbad (Signpost of Narnaul) takes around 1 to 2 hours.