Baradari - Arazimakimpur

Name: Baradari - Arazimakimpur
Address: NH33, Arazimakimpur, Jharkhand 816129, India, 816129, India

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Address :	NH33, Arazimakimpur, Jharkhand 816129, India
Phone :	📞 +99888
Postal code :	816129
Categories :	Historical place ,

NH33, Arazimakimpur, Jharkhand 816129, India

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M	Md Shaqueeb Ansari on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Baradari is a building that was considered as a social symbol among the South Asian Muslim royals. The buildings used to have twelve doors which is why it is called ‘Baradari’ as ‘Bara’ in ‘Urdu’ means ‘twelve’ and ‘Dar’ means ‘Door’. It's very Beautiful place .... ... This Sculpture and architecture made by Mughal Emperor akbar ruling time and this was made by Mughal Emperor akbar ❤️ Love the Mughal Empire's architecture and sculptures ... awesome Mughal empires architecture and monuments ..
T	Takchak Photography on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Baradari is a periodic building that was considered a social symbol among the South Asian Muslim royals. The buildings used to have twelve doors which is why it is called ‘Baradari’ as ‘Bara’ in ‘Urdu’ means ‘twelve’ and ‘Dar’ means ‘Door’. . Square in shape, Baradari had three doorways on all its sides. It was mostly used to host religious congregations or live performances and private concerts by various musicians and poets in front of the ruling kings. Baradari, due to its many doors was known for circulating fresh air and therefore was also used by the kings to relax during the hot summers.
P	Partha Datta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place is currently maintained by Archiological Department and maintained in a good way. But, most of the parts of this place was already ruined before it is taken over by the Govt. The construction was made at a moderate height which can be accessed through stairs. The serene nature here is very attractive which is enhanced by a big waterbody just below. One can see a vast part of Rajmahal plains from the place. It is very near to Rajmahal by road and is a must visit for the Rajmahal traveller.