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Jal Mahal

Jal Mahal is located outside the population in the south of the city. It was constructed in 1591 by Shah Kuli Khan. According to history Shah Kuli Khan caught Hemu in the Second Battle of the famous Panipat. In the same feat, Akbar was pleased and handed over the fiefdom of Narnaul to Shah Kuli Khan. Jal Mahal has been constructed on a huge plot of approximately 11 acres. It is situated in the middle of the huge pond, but there is a bridge to reach the monument.

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Baba Hanuman Mandir

The temple is dedicated to the Hindu god Hanumanji. The temple is situated at Narnaul-Singhana road and enjoys a scenic location encompassing mountains and greenery. The statue of Lord Hanuman dominates the Aravali Hills. The serenity of the surroundings adds to the mystique of the temple. This place is situated beside the Haryana Police firing range. The main idol is in a sitting position & could be reached after climbing zig-zag stairs.

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He Mausoleum Of Shah Vilayat/Wilayat

The Tomb of Shah Wilayat, next to Ibrahim Khan's mausoleum, is more of a vast complex that is a testament to Tughluq era and British design. A finial crowns a hemispherical dome atop the tomb in the Pathan style. The dome's inside is a perfect square with some artwork from a much later period. Its two enclosures were built near the end of the Mughal period.

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Dhosi Hill

Dhosi Hill, the extinct volcano in the north-west end of the Aravali Mountain range, has been lying in a state of neglect for quite some time now.Even though announcements for developing Dhosi Hill as a tourist destination have been made by the government and district administration time and again, nothing has been done to improve the conditions of basic facilities at the hill.

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Chhatta Rai Bal Mukand Dass (Birbal Ka Chhatta)

Between the densest population of Narnaul, this historic monument was built by Divya Rai Mukund Das of Narnaul during the reign of Shah Jahan. This monument is the largest of Narnaul’s Mughal historical monuments. The clearance of water from the inside of the building,arrangement of fountains and clearance of light and water in the underground floor can be seen. The structure of this five-storey building is square, among which there is a large square.