Shahjahanabad

Shahjahanabad was the historic city established by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1648, serving as the capital of Mughal India. Located in present-day Delhi, it was a grand walled city featuring impressive architecture, markets, mosques, and palaces. Known for its intricate layout and vibrant culture, Shahjahanabad played a central role in political and social life during the Mughal era. Today, its remains are part of Old Delhi, showcasing historical structures like Chandni Chowk and the Red Fort, reflecting a rich heritage of Mughal artistry and urban planning.