Not very well maintained by govt, but good heritage. But architects, travellers, engineers can come and see the beautiful heritage. It's in small crowded street, better come by walk than in vehicles and roam around in this place. Raja no hajiro Rani no hajiro opposite to each other which are aligned to jama masjid.

The Rani no Hajiro are the tombs and mausoleums of the queens of the kings of the Muzaffarid Dynasty of Gujarat. The mausoleum is raised above ground and is a square building with and open courtyard where the tombs are held. The lower level is largely hidden from view thanks to the shops and stalls surrounding the building. These also cover large sections of the upper section, which is a great pity because once you climb up to the upper levels, the mausoleum is a beautiful building. It’s built in the wonderful Gujarati style with lattice works and highly elaborate columns of superb craftsmanship, especially the colonnade surrounding the courtyard. Despite being a protected site, the condition of the building is poor, but still good enough to make it worthwhile visiting.

All type of accesories related to Fashion available... In Reasonable price.. Too much varites.. Market open for All season... Special attraction at the time of Navratri festival...

I went to this place on 12 Feburary 2023 it is also known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens The enclosure is high above the ground entered by a lofty gateway and the courtyard surrounded by a trellised cloister. The walls of cloister are fitted with carved stone screens. The square open enclosure of 36.58 meters side is probably built in 1445. The courtyard contains eight marble tombs of queens of Ahmed Shah I and other Gujarat Sultanate rulers. They are elaborately carved and inlaid with work of mother-of-pearl and metal. The principal tomb belongs to Mughalai Bibi, the wife of Muhammad Shah II and mother of Mahmud Begada. It is richly carved in white marble, and girt with a Persian inscription in minute relief. An adjacent tomb in black marble, once inlaid with mother-of-pearl, belongs to Mirki or Murki Bibi, the wife of Shah e Alam, the sister of queen and the daughter of Jam of Sindh. These tombs are covered with rich brocade works, the textile style developed during reign of Ahmed Shah I. The intricate stone tracery and carving is an amalgamation of Hindu, Jain, and Islamic architectural styles. Some Muslim families live inside complex which take care of the tombs

🌼 ABOUT RANI NO HAJIRO Rani no Hajiro was built in the 15 century by the great sultan Ahmed Shah. The hajiro is a vault for graves and served as the last resting place for queens of this empire. Subsequent rulers of the area also continued this tradition. 🌼 HISTORY OF RANI NO HAJIRO Walls surrounding these graves from the outside are magnificently carved out of stones. The burial place is in the centre and demarcated by a cloister (veranda). The art of Brocade, which is as old as the history of Gujarat itself, was introduced in the reign of Ahmed Shah. This beautifully hand woven Zari cloth was used to cover the graves of the queens. It is believed that the uncharacteristic construction of an open air design of the courtyard was built according to the desire of Ahmad Shah’s queen. It was unusual because before her request, the design was a large dome covering the grave and enclosed into an ambulatory. The main tomb here belongs to Mughalai Bibi, wife of Muhammad Shah II and mother of Mahmud Begada. 🌼 ARCHITECTURE OF RANI NO HAJIRO A great example of the mix of Hindu, Jain and Islamic culture, Rani no Hajiro showcases intricate design and carving work on the walls and domes. The burial place or the inner area is kept locked to maintain tranquillity and cleanliness of the place. The place is maintained by a family of caretakers, who have been doing this for almost five generations now. They ensure that it remains untainted and pure. 🌸 Address | Gandhi Rd, Manek Chowk, Khadia, Ahmedabad 🌸 Timings | 10 am to 6 pm 🌸 Entry | Free 🌸 Parking | Since it's located in the main market with narrow bylanes, it's best you take auto rickshaw or public transport 🌸 What Could Be Improved | - The local society surrounding this historic place needs to take good care of upkeep and maintain good hygienic conditions. - It's such a put off when you come to see a magnificent place of importance and the local community is not maintaining the space around decently. #SanchitaSairangKshatriya #mausoleum #ahmedabad #incredibleindia

A very perfect monument of art, history and culture. Great place to visit for witnessing a piece of art.

Rani no hajiro, the queen of baadshah ahmed oldest heritage place located at Manek Chowk. Although the place is not clean honestly as people surrounded it with their daily life. Best varities for chaniya choli & Oxodised jwellery as well as good market for other shoppings same like Lal Darwaja Market shops !!

This is very good place for shopping for jwellery as there are so many shops are available and many known jewellers are there. And yes most of the shops are closed on festive days and weekend so if you are planning to visit please make sure it is open for that day or not. Food and drinks are there like there is very famous shop here Girish colddrink infront of manish jwellers and next to bahucharaji mandir ( pictures are available in review) where different kind of lassi available, i tried makhanvala lassi , it was so good so yummy 😋🤤. I visited today ,as it is Saturday and 15th January so it was not crowded as it used to be daily. So just take care and Wear your 😷 mask

Whenever in search of authentic garments or fabrics or jwellery just visit there all answers and options would be available there with a vast variety offered in each and every product to choose from more than 100 shops at one place along with that enjoy the rich heritage of ahmedabad India’s first ever heritage city happy shopping 😬

Its located in the old city and in a very crowded locality. The point from where the cab drops you to the monument is a small local market selling oxidised jewellry. The main door was locked denying access to the inside . The monument is not well maintained and looked like an old tattered house .

Rani no hajiro is basically Tombs of queens of Ahmed Shah. It is located in crowded (market) place of Ahmedabad city. Closed in covid pandemic period. The place is bit disturbed by locals beside the monument,

Its a interesting place for the lovers of our history and ancient architecture . However government need to take more steps to preserve this monuments .

A tomb of Rani's and sultan Ahmed. Build in 15 th century. this is situated in the old city of Ahmadabad. the city corner of manek chouk is near that.

It is an open market, but you have to negotiate better, navratri collection & accessories market, i would say little cheaper compared to Law Garden market

Ahmedabad is a historical land mark.so many historical places here one of the is ,Rani no Hajiro, also known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, is a tomb complex near Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad, India. this tomb was built in the year 1445 according to historians. Near by it also old stock exchange building is there. Talking to street food manek chowk is famous for it must eat pani puri on door of stock exchange office , also at night gathya and ice cream , Lassi is also famous delicious with different type like rajwadi, regular , kaju Lassi etc.... the most think is biggest gold market .

Ranino hajiro is a tomb adjoining the juma masjid of Ahmedabad,near Manek Chowk. The place is under ASI and recently added under UNESCO as amdavad heritage city. The place though is poorly maintained, the in and surroundings are also in bad shape. Not a must visit place but can visit if interested in completing the heritage tour of Ahmedabad

Ahmad Shah commissioned the Rani no Hajiro or mausoleum but the final structure was completed by Muhammad Shah in 1451. Muhammad Shah is popularly known as Mahmud Begada. Ahmad Shah commissioned the Rani no Hagar or mausoleum but the final structure was completed by Muhammad Shah in 1451. Muhammad Shah is popularly known as Mahmud Begada.

This is a neglected monument which is encroached by people. This has a market adjacently where you can buy decorative items.

This is historical place, nice , once visit, Here many traders , manufacturer, retailer for chaniyacholi, kediya , and other handicraft ornaments with best price , this iss crowded in Navaratri festival,

Another historical monuments which is in rack and ruins covered with dirt filth and rubbish.

At this time beautiful Navratri collection available here....🤩

Rani no Haziro is a historically known monument of Ahmedabad, which is situated in the middle of the old city of Ahmedabad in the Manek chowk area, it was build in the memories of late queen of ahmedabad, she was buried with her pets. The carvings of the HZIRA is very very attractive, must visit place

You can purchase variety of mukhwas, decorative items for gifting for every occasion, ready made garments and many more @ very reasonable rate. But you have to face lots of traffic and parking problem.

I would again reiterate my stand- Google should remove star rating for religious /historical places. Because you can not rate and compare them, it's different than hotel, food items, shops, restaurant. Rani no Hajiro is located in old Ahmedabad, It is known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, in simple words it's a tomb complex. I must say architecture is really good, with fine pillars and craving on walls and windows and even pillars. But unfortunately this place is not preserved properly, it's in very poor condition few people have encroached inside and outside of complex, kids playing cricket inside, people sleeping at entrance, How will tourist come to such places ??? no attention and proper information displayed by ASI despite the site is around 500 years old. It's shocking. We need to preserve our history we can't change it. Even if we don't like it. Must visit for all. If more tourists come may be ASI will pay more attention, Best way is to charge 25 Rs as a entry ticket.

Rani no Hajiro The clamorous, cobbled road at Fernandez Bridge leads to the Jumma Masjid and the adjacent tombs of Sultan Ahmed Shah I, who founded Ahmedabad in 1411, and his descendants. It comes as no surprise to find that Rani no Hajiro, the hallowed burial site of royal ladies, now contains the city’s hotspot for trendy teens — Fashion Street. Rani no Hajiro was built in the 15 century by the great sultan Ahmed Shah. The hajiro is a vault for graves and served as the last resting place for queens of this empire. Subsequent rulers of the area also continued this tradition. Walls surrounding these graves from the outside are magnificently carved out of stones. The burial place is in the centre and demarcated by a cloister (veranda). The art of Brocade, which is as old as the history of Gujarat itself, was introduced in the reign of Ahmed Shah. This beautifully hand woven Zari cloth was used to cover the graves of the queens. It is believed that the uncharacteristic construction of an open air design of the courtyard was built according to the desire of Ahmad Shah’s queen. It was unusual because before her request, the design was a large dome covering the grave and enclosed into an ambulatory. A great example of the mix of Hindu, Jain and Islamic culture, Rani no Hajiro showcases intricate design and carving work on the walls and domes. The burial place or the inner area is kept locked to maintain tranquillity and cleanliness of the place. The place is maintained by a family of caretakers, who have been doing this for almost five generations now. They ensure that it remains untainted and pure. Photos by Viswas Menon (c) Viswas Menon Write up compiled by Viswas Menon

I love this place because it's heritage and I like all the heritage.

This heritage structure is a bit hidden, during the daytime you'll find street vendors selling exquisite artificial jewelry for really cheap. Also, there are ethnic wear garment stores and handicraft shops. The main structure's door is usually locked, and local's need to be contacted to get a glimpse of the graves on the inside. The carvings on this structure amidst a 'pol' settlement are really beautiful and intricate. A variety of 'Mukhwaas' (mouth freshners) are sold at the entrance lane to Rani No Hajiro.

My favourite place to shop for junk jewelry and ethnic wear. Go around afternoon to avoid traffic

Because of pandemic n lockdown it affects a lot on buyers and sellers status, They all are selling last year's meterial to the ( )

Ancient place now in too crowdy area

Nice place for navratri items....

Historical place.very conjusted due to small market.

Best place to buy traditional oxidised jewelry.

Love the history

Naice place to visit

Love it

The guy outside the Hajiro thinks himself owner of it and it is not well maintained. Govt. Should take care of such beautiful places

Good

Place where one can fine wide variety of food and beverages, Traditional Dry foods, package foods, local street market... A perfect place to Hangon

The place is pretty abandoned. And is in a very narrow lane

Historical place of Ahmedabad history, but nothing to seen now a days, Not much maintain as well as the site seeing is not available of Rani no Hajiro.

No maintenance no ambience. Worst spot to visit. Local people have make it none less than garbage

It was fabulous we can find any kind of house hold material like blankets, bed cover, cushion covers etc also for house hold things too I love this place..........

Very good experience. Satisfied with the shopping thete.

Best place for chaniya chori specially in Navratri festival and immitation Jewelry

Best place for immitation Jewelry & chaniya chori specially in Navratri

Worth a early morning visit!

Ok

Superb

A must go place in Ahmedabad

It's world best tourist post and

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Very nice ancient architecture, must visit for photography and history lovers

For antic shoping,this place is the best

Good

Nice place for visit and explore our old is gold engineering.

Best place god buying toys for kids at wholesale rate in pankornaka, good for buying cutlery, cosmetics and all parlour in pankornaka related they claim wholesale but i doubt on this as i found it expensive, may be my perception as i usually shop all this from sindhi market maninagar, i also got good deal in my son night dress at 150/- only a good stuff.....so good and worth shopping for kurta, esp Ahmedabadi stuff material ready made dhabu, gamthi, ikkat, kutchi, embroidery, at rani no hajiro at good rate compare to sindhi market....i hope it will help

Good place to shop for wedding

Nice food

Good place

A must visit place

Very crowded place

Amazing place for fabric shopping. Although the internal streets are damn unhygienic and dirty with garbage all around.

Nice place .. for marrige rituals shopping

Good place

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Very nice place for tourists bcoz they can find any type of varieties of sunglasses, shoes, wallets and belts and also for traditional clothes...... 😇😇

This is the heritage valued place of th old Ahmedabad.this place is famous fo buying the authentic and famous jewelry of ahmedabad and Gujarat this place is famous for different types of leadies items.and also this place has the heritage value the structure the art the carving of stones all are at the different level.very nice and beautiful place to visit.

Historical places with gd architecture.... clothes like Biba print, Gamthi products are available... artificial jewelry design shops are available...

Very Good Hand carf Stone .. marvelous art & gallery... awasome archeological place

Its Awesome And one of the best Heritage place in ahmedabad best place

Good

Good place

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Place is good but no hygine...

It's. Trusted place

Visited Nov 1018. See attached pics. Place is dirty. Some of the lattice work on the windows is actually quite good. Pity it's not being properly maintained.

Best store in Vapi for fine fabrics and readymade.

Nice place for historial nd tourists

Worthwhile To See This Place Of Heritage In Thd City Area Manekchok

A place down in dumps. To approach is a task.

The chaniya choli there and ornaments where beautiful

Rani no Hajiro, also known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, is a tomb complex near Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad, India The principal tomb belongs to Mughalai Bibi, the wife of Muhammad Shah II and mother of Mahmud Begada. An adjacent tomb in black marble, once inlaid with mother-of-pearl, belongs to Mirki or Murki Bibi, the wife of Shah e Alam, the sister of queen and the daughter of Jam of Sindh.

Its a historical place in Ahmedabad in Ahmedabad once rani and raja no hajiro also same place both are near so visit

Heritage city very good place..but still needs to maintain...

Great place. The viewing amazing location Near by Huge Market. The heritage of Ahmadabad. beautiful hajira is brilliant

Such a beautiful place to visit. It was calm and peaceful. The carvings and paintings over the walls were pleasing. Everyone should visit the place irrespective to religion and idealogies.

This is an amazing place, especially when there is a wedding ceremony happening within the grounds. The nicest people invited us in to eat and celebrate with them. Take the time to walk through this area, it is not easy getting to it. Pro Tip: Take a local with you.

Which means Queen’s Tomb in Gujarati, holds the graves of the Queen consorts of Ahmed shah. These richly carved mausoleum displays a fine interlaying of mother of pearls n their carvings boast a beautiful coming together of Jain, Hindu, and Islamic aesthetic influences. Opening hours: 6 am to 6pm Entry fee: Free

The market surrounding it is good but you couldn't visit the actual historical monument all the time.

Good place for shopping for navratri. There are many shops around this monuments selling chaniya choli and ornaments. A bit crowded during peak season but lot of varieties available at reasonable price.

Old Mughal era area in Maneck chowk area of Ahmedabad. Lots of shops of traditional and ethnic wear/accessories are there. Many jewellery showrooms are also in the area. Congested area and lot of vehicle parking problems.

I would like to inform u about the current situation of both this structure, and the abutting Baadshah no Hajiro. Both are nice monuments but I believe that the heritage department + the people residing in the area should take some good care of the structures as it is surrounded by waste and litter nowadays. The significance of these monuments is as important as other sites in Ahmedabad. I hope we, as a community, can do something about the deteriorating state of our heritage which, I believe, is rapidly declining.

Awesome and delicious street food including pav bhaji, dosa, ice cream sandwich , pani puri and best of all, jamun shots. Stays open till 1:00 am at night.

Historical place but around this monument traditional jwellery and attire seller hanging thair stalls so important of this place have vanished.

It's a small area with shops selling Kurtis, Saree, Lehengas and Jewellery. They are legit and the prices are reasonable too. We bought a number things here for friends and family.

It's popular for ladies Cotton dresses n traditional imitation jewellery which is most often used in Navratri festivals

One of the relatively untouched gems of the city. Beautiful stone jali work and tombs of varying sizes denoting importance and age of the person it commemorates. It's really beautiful how history and life can coexist in this city. Vital place for anyone seeking an authentic Amdavad experience.

Parking is a headache, but place has good option, I would suggest, go via cab or bike, avoid four wheel, it has very nice collection of accessories for woman. ...

A live location to get Gujarati style chaniya cholies, dupattas, raw cotton fabrics, readymade cotton garments, oxidized jewelries and many more things. Rate is attractive and good quality too.

Since it was Sunday and pwople.had flooded for Navratri shopping so the Market was over crowded and suffocating. It is sad to see that this historical monument is not maintained.

Good experience and navratri jwellery are seen in so many varieties.

The best ever place for ethnic stuff. A must visit if you love quaint things. Best place to visit before Navaratri.

Rani no Hajiro, also known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, is a tomb complex near Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad, India. Rani no Hajiro is located near Manek Chowk on east of the Ahmed Shah's Tomb. The enclosure is high above the ground entered by a lofty gateway and the courtyard surrounded by a trellised cloister. The walls of cloister are fitted with carved stone screens. The square open enclosure of 36.58 meters side is probably built in 1445. The courtyard contains eight marble tombs of queens of Ahmed Shah I and other Gujarat Sultanate rulers. They are elaborately carved and inlaid with work of mother-of-pearl and metal.

Rani no Hajiro, also known as Mughalai Bibi's Tomb or Tombs of Ahmed Shah's Queens, is a tomb complex near Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad

One of the best places for purchasing cotton dress material as the shops here have a huge variety and the shopkeepers are very helpful

Historical place of India in Gujarat 's Ahmedabad. Visited with my kid & he joyfully understood our Indian Culture.. My visit..

Good one... Always rush but once we entered in side the place.. It's gives me peaceful atmosphere.