This painting depicts the Mausoleum of Emperor Akbar at Sikandra, Uttar Pradesh, showcasing its grand Mughal, Persian, and Hindu architectural fusion. The imposing gateway, adorned with intricate inlay work and arched niches, serves as the focal point. The four-story tomb, with domes, chhatris, and lattice windows (jali work), reflects classic Mughal craftsmanship. The blue-tiled entrance arch contrasts beautifully with the warm sandstone, while the Charbagh garden and water channel enhance its serene ambiance. Built between 1605-1613 by Jahangir, the tomb embodies Akbar’s syncretic vision, blending Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain influences.