Historical PlaceAdhai Din Ka Jhonpra
One of India's oldest mosques, converted in 1198 from a Sanskrit college near Ajmer Dargah
Ajmer

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Badshahi Haveli is a historic building in the Naya Bazar area of Ajmer, Rajasthan. It was put up in 1567 on the orders of the Mughal emperor Akbar, and in later years one of Akbar's amirs, or nobles, made it his home.
The haveli is rectangular in plan. At its heart is a hall supported on pillars, and rooms are set at each of its four corners. The entrance is through a verandah on the eastern side.
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Where it is
26.46° N 74.63° E