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Sultan Baz Bahadur was one of Mandu's last independent rulers before the sultanate fell to the Mughals, and his palace still overlooks the plains.
Its sloping walls earned it the name Swinging Palace, and it is known for its acoustics.
The first marble mausoleum in India, built for Mandu's founding sultan 200 years before the Taj Mahal.
A 15th-century palace between two artificial lakes, designed to look like a ship.
A 15th-century Friday mosque whose vast courtyard can hold thousands of worshippers.
A palace and a temple in one, dedicated to Shiva, with underground chambers and water management systems.
A pavilion on a high ridge over the Narmada Valley, built for Rani Roopmati, whose love for Sultan Baz Bahadur lives on in literature and music.