The tomb stands in the centre of a vast garden, which is
enclosed by high walls on all sides. In the middle of each
enclosing wall is a monumental gateway. The whole garden is
divided into four equal quarters on the conventional charbagh
plan. Each quarter is separated by a high terrace or raised path
with a narrow shallow water channel running at the centre. Each
terrace has in the centre, a tank with fountains. Only there is
only one entrance in use today, there exist four red sandstone
gates, which lead to the mausoleum complex. The decoration on
the gateways is strikingly bold, with large mosaic patterns set
into it. The gateway’s four minarets are inlaid with white
marble polygonal patterns. A broad paved causeway leads to the
tomb which has five storeys and is in the shape of a truncated
pyramid, The main tomb has a unique square design which is
unparalleled by all other Mughal buildings. The ground floor has
spacious cloister son all four sides except in the middle of the
southern side. The cloisters a