Located to the southeast of the town between the Khandargiri hill and the Sakalkudi Temple, this is nothing but an opening in the hill, created by cutting through the hard rock. It is believed to have been cut by Babur when he attacked the Chanderi fort in 1528, to enable the transit of his cannon carriers.
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About Chanderi
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Koshak Mahal
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Shehzadi Ka Rauza
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Ramnagar Palace and Museum
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Purana Madarsa
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Kati Ghati Gateway
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Behti Math
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Nanuan Rock Paintings
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Idgah
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Khandargiri Temple
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Badal Mahal Darwaza
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Singhpur Palace
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Kirti Durg
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Jama Masjid
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Jageshwari Temple
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Nizamuddin Family Tombs
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Dargah Makhdoom Shah Wilayat
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Chandraprabh Jain Temple
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Delhi Darwaza
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Jugal Kishore Temple
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Choubisi Jain Temple
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Qurbaani Chabootra
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Tomb of Hazrat Kamal Shah
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Qazion Ki Bawdi
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Battisi Bawdi
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Hauz Khas
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Gol Bawdi
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Parshvanath Digambar Jain Mandir
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Musa Quadin’s Bawdi
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Qazi Khatmuddin Tomb
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Chandai Bawdi
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Moti Masjid
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Mahma Shah Tomb
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Aalia Bawdi
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Lal Bawdi
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Raja Rani Mahal
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Khilji Serai
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Pachmadhi Masjid
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Mughal Darwaza
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Babur Kataan
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Ahmadnagar Sultan’s Tomb
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Hazrat Ismaeel Tomb
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Royal Horses’ Memorial
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Maharaja Bharat Shah Chhatri
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Maharaja Devi Singh Bundela Chhatri
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Alam Giri Mosques
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Ek Patthar ki Bawdi (near Aab-e-Zamzam Mosque)
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Bada Ganesh Temple (Dhundraj)
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Maula Ali Hill
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Chakla Bawdi
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Mansimheshwar Temple
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Christian Tomb
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Maharaja Aniruddh Singh’s Chhatri
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Shri Sankatmochan Temple
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Chintaharan Temple
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Malan Khoh
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Bhimsen Caves
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Chanderi Museum
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Sakalkudi
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Kathothi Khoh
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Rajghat Dam
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Lakshman Mandir
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Phuhariji Temple
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Narsimha Mandir
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Matamadh Temple
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Masjid-i-Usmani
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Dudua Tomb
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Tomb of Mahmuda Peer
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Rimjhai Bawdi
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Harkunwar Tomb
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Yunis’ Tomb
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Sheikh Cemetery
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