Mushir Zadi tomb

The tomb (maqbara) of Mushir Zadi was constructed by Nawab Ghaziuddin Haider (ruled 1814-27), the 7th Nawab Wazir of Awadh on the grave of his mother Khursheed Zadi wife of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan, the 6th Nawab Wazir of Awadh (ruled 1798-1814). It is a brick masonry structure with octagonal dome constructed with small burnt clay bricks (lakhori bricks) and lime mortar and decorated with lime plaster.
Since the tomb remains locked so the interior part cannot be seen.
The Tomb of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan is also situated at about 50 metres away in the same complex.
There is no entry ticket to see the tomb.

This is the tomb of saadat Ali khan's wife khurshid zadi. It's not that big as saadat Ali khan's tomb but it's unique in its own way.

Mushir Zadi Tomb stands close to Saadat Ali Khan Tomb. It is built with lakhauri bricks and chunam. This small, but perfectly proportioned structure features four octagonal domed towers. An elegant peak, creating an effect of a special grace and refinement, crowns the main dome. Decorated with stucco moldings and patterns, Mushir Zadi mausoleum qualifies as one of the most beautiful and precious buildings of Uttar Pradesh. It is said that few monuments in the country can compete with these two tombs in their grandeur and beauty.

I really enjoy going here. Very beautiful place and looks very nice and Quite a peaceful place.

Beautiful from the outside but is closed for people to visit but still can stand and gaze at it whole day

Beautiful landmark , situated in Kaiserbagh, location is easily accessible. Those who interested in Avadhi architecture and photography, this is a perfect place as there are many monuments situated near the tomb.

This tumb by beauty by the king Gazi_ud_din(1814-27 A.D) for his mother Khurshidzadi or Mushirzadi wife of Nawab Saadat Ali Khan(1798_1814A.D)

Here is a Churchyard so his name called Mushir Zadi tomb. It is very fearfully to enter the tomb .