The historic monument can also be called a neglected tomb. This tomb has not much left now but whatever it holds is worth viewing. What makes it stand out from the rest of the monuments in Agra are the vibrant and colorful tiles on the walls and ceilings. The Chini ka Rauza was constructed in the year 1635. The architecture of the monument is enticing, it has two gates and is an octagonal-shaped three-storied structure. It has a similarity that it shares with the structures of Egypt and Rome. To reduce the usage of concrete the monument walls have earthen pots. The detailed tile work and beautiful balconies will make you want to get clicked. Due to lack of conservation, public awareness, time, and whether the paintings and artwork have slightly worn off. 

The structure is three-storied and octagonal. The tomb is decorated using tiles from China and mud is used in its construction. The tomb stands unaffected but most of the structure has faced wear and tear due to the climatic changes. The biggest problem that historical places in India face is that people do not understand the importance they hold and end up damaging the property. The walls have inscriptions written on them that are Islamic. They either write their initial there or end up damaging the carvings. The tomb is built in an Afghan style and is a rare sight because it is not easy to find monuments built along the lines of Persian architecture in India.  

You can spend some peaceful time here and you can also go through the rich history of the place. The detailed artwork and the colorful tiles are quite fascinating. This monument will carry you back to those golden days and it will make you ponder on the thought that, how did people back then come up with such designs even after the lack of technology? You can even roam around and click pictures of the monument, there are no camera fees and no restriction on clicking pictures.

If you like to get clicked then this is the place where you can wear vibrant clothes and accessorize yourself accordingly. You can pose all you want and get yourself clicked but just respect the existence of the tomb. If going to this place during winters then it is okay but if you plan to pay a visit during the summer season then make sure you apply a lot of sunscreen lotion and keep yourself hydrated. 

The best time to visit Chini Ka Rauza in Agra is during the winter season. The days are pleasant and you get to explore as much as you want. You can even walk from one place to another and try the local food you get while you stroll around the city. From November to March is a good time to visit. Summers are very hot and you only get to explore either during the early morning hours or evenings. The monument is open daily but on National holidays it may be closed, so it is advised to check before you plan your visit. 

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• The historic monument can also be called a neglected tomb because this tomb has not much left now but whatever it holds is worth viewing.
• The tomb is decorated using tiles from China and has octagonal in shape.
• This tomb has Persian architecture and has a similar structure to Egyptian and African monuments.