Note to travellers:
- The architectural beauty of the
place makes it a must-see place
for tourists. The serene and
peaceful place will compel you to
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intricate designs are a delight
for photographers. Student and
people involved in architecture
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deserted and somewhat ignored.
Although there is a family staying
there. They are the caretakers
of this monument. But this
architectural wonder is now
more than 200 years old and
demanding a better care and
some restoration work from our
side. - You can visit these tombs on
all days, except on Fridays. To
visit Paigah tombs, the timings
are from 10 am to 5 pm. There
is no entry fee to this place,
but the caretaker is also a very
warm person and guides you
around and shares some info, in
expectation of some fees - this is
open to your discretion. - The pointer on the Google maps
is accurate, so do not be confused
by the unassuming entrance.
There is a small signboard too,
that should help identify the
place. - Footwear is to be left outside the
elevated platform of the tombs,
so if it’s mid-day when you reach
a pair of socks should be useful in
summers as the stones get quite
warm. - You would ideally need about
45 to 60 minutes to soak in
this place, photographers and
architecture students may need
more based on their levels of
interest.
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