Known as Mumbai’s very own Taj Mahal, Hasnabad Dargah is one of the prettiest mausoleums in the city, made of blue and white stones with two minarets and a blue dome. It’s located in Mazgaon, one of the seven islands that made Mumbai, and was built to house the tomb of the 1st Aga Khani, Shah Hasan Ali Shah, who came to India from Iran in the early 1800s.
What To See: The monument is illuminated after sunset, so that’s a sight for sore eyes for any visitor.
LBB Tip: Don’t forget to get a glimpse of the top of the mosque and inside the mosque that’s made of real gold. While there are talks of the place not being open to the public, even a glimpse of it from outside is enough to ring you some peace.
