Lat ki masjid — Attraction in Haryana

This interesting and unusual mosque is located inside the palace complex of Firoz Shah at Hisar. It consists of three distinct structures: the mosque itself, which is a pillared, L-shaped building; another small domed building, and a tall stone pillar which dates back to the 3rd-4th centuries BCE, and had been erected by Ashoka the Great. The lower section of the pillar has some very faded markings from Ashoka’s time; the upper portion of the pillar, in red sandstone, has much clearer carvings and inscriptions about the Tughlaqs.

Just as Firoz Shah re-used Ashoka’s pillar, he also probably reused other pillars: the carved stone pillars of the mosque might once have belonged to Hindu temples.

No entry fee is charged. The mosque is no longer in use, so you can go in without having to remove...

Lat Ki Masjid: A historical gem nestled within the Firoz Shah Palace Complex. The unique L-shaped mosque showcases intricate Tughlaq architecture and a fascinating blend of materials. The highlight is the ancient Ashokan pillar with Brahmi inscriptions. The surrounding park adds to the tranquility of the place. However, the site could benefit from better maintenance and...

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