Often called the “Palace of Lights” due to its spectacular illumination and collection of European chandeliers, this monument was built by Nawab Muhammad Ali Shah in 1838. The structure features a striking gilded dome, intricate Islamic calligraphy on its exterior, and serves as the mausoleum for the Nawab and his mother. The complex is noted for its Indo-Islamic and Persian design elements, including miniature models of the Taj Mahal flanking the main building. A grand “Hammam” (bathhouse) and refined marble work add to its regal splendor. It is widely considered one of the most beautiful examples of Nawabi architecture in India.