A Persian man named Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti was settled in the Lahore region which was then part of India. Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti was a great preacher of Islam throughout the world and was considered the founder of Islam in India. He was known for his generous preachings and noble deeds. According to Ajmer Sharif Dargah history, the Sufi saint had locked himself for the prayer at this place for the good. 

Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti’s final resting place dargah sharif Ajmer is a perfect symbol of spirituality and peace. It is a must-visit place for the people who are seeking tranquility and peace. Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti locked himself for six days to pray and left his mortal body behind at the age of 114 years. In his honor, this famous shrine comes into existence. Wishes that are made from the pure heart at the Ajmer dargah sharif get fulfilled.
 

This famous shrine is a beautiful piece of rich Mughal architecture as it was built by the Mughal emperor. Ajmer Dargah sharif was built in the 13th century. Buland Darwaza is a giant gate through which you can enter into the courtyard of this dargah. 

Hazrat Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti’s grave was kept inside a dome which was surrounded by a silver railing and marble screen. The aura of Ajmer sharif often rejoices with the Qawwali (song to praise the lord) of the famous Qawwals who visited the dargah across the globe. White marble and gold plating are used in building the dargah sharif Ajmer which is guarded by a silver railing.
 

• You can take part in the qawwali that takes place every evening in the dargah premises. 
• Sit back and offer your prayers here and seek the calmness and blessings. 
• If you are a Muslim then take part in the Namaz that performs five times a day at the Jama Masjid in the dargah sharif. 
• Visit the nearby Adhai din ka Jhopda and Ana Sagar Lake and click some pictures over there.
   

• There are no rigid guidelines but it is a religious place so you should wear modest clothes. 
• Do not interfere in other persons' offerings and spiritual prayers. 
• Keep your belongings safe with you as there were many cases of loots and snatching. 
• Do not carry gadgets and expensive jewelry with yourself.
   

You can visit the Ajmer Sharif Dargah at any time you found suitable as it is a religious place but still keep the timings of the dargah in mind. October to March is considered the best to visit Rajasthan as the weather remains calm here. You can visit the dargah in the first six days of the month of Rajab when the annual celebration (Uras) is celebrated.

• Adhai Din ka Jhopra
• Ana Sagar Lake
• Taragarh Fort
• Akbar's Palace & Museum
• Prithviraj Smark
   

• Every day after Namaz, qawwalis are performed at the premise of dargah sharif by renowned qawwals and this is known as “Mehfil- E- Sama”.
• Ajmer Dargah sharif was commissioned by the Mughal emperor Humayun in the 13th century. 
• There are two huge cauldrons in the dargah premise which are used to cook biryani on Thursdays which were then distributed among devotees.
• A number of 33 Quranic verses along with 99 names of Allah were inscribed beautifully inside the Jama Masjid in the dargah sharif.