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The tombs were constructed in 1787 by Nawab Taig Jung Bahadur and later restored by his son, Amir E Kabir.
An interesting fact to note is that the Paigahs were very close to the Nizams of Hyderabad.
The Paigah Tombs are among the best historical places to visit in Hyderabad. Paigahs were nobles who were married to the daughters of the Nizam. Dating back to 18th century, Paigah Tombs is a wonderful example of architectural beauty at its best.
Exceptional geometric design, breathtaking inlay mosaic tile work, ornate ‘jali’ designs with floral emblems, will make you feel the magnificence of this place. The tombs remind you of the royal history of Hyderabad.
These tombs are the piece of craftsmanship lost in time with beautiful white-marble tombs and unparallel floral designs.
Image Author: Mohammed Muzammil
Once you see the tombs and the other structures in the area, you would not believe that these are around 250+ years old. The excellent artistry work in the tombs is nothing but a masterpiece.
Image Author: Mohammed Mubashir
At the entrance of the Paigah Tombs, the tomb of Teng Jung can be seen, exquisitely designed with latticework and shadowed by a huge canopy.
The white marble and the semi-circular arches stand out and are a dazzling sight for those who are visiting the tombs for the first time.
‘Jali’ works add to the splendour of these magnificent tombs, reflecting the aesthetic, artistic taste of the nobles.
