Chui Mal's Cenotaph and Tank

Chui Mal's Cenotaph and Tank is a historic memorial complex located in Nuh town, Nuh district, Haryana. It comprises an octagonal cenotaph (chhatri) and an adjacent large water tank built in the 18th century by or in memory of Chui Mal, a local Hindu trader. Notable for its domed chhatri, arched openings and stone masonry, the site reflects late Mughal-Rajput architectural influences and served both commemorative and water-conservation purposes.

Visitors can expect an open historic complex with a domed octagonal cenotaph (chhatri) standing beside a large rectangular water tank in the centre of Nuh town. The chhatri features arched openings, pillars and stone masonry, set on a raised platform near the tank's edge. The surroundings are semi-urban with open water, ghats and town buildings nearby. Visitors can walk around the tank, view the cenotaph exterior and interior, and take photographs of the architecture and waterscape.

The cenotaph and tank are attributed to the 18th century and associated with Chui Mal, a local Hindu trader and official. The tank was constructed for water storage and public use, while the chhatri serves as a memorial cenotaph. The complex illustrates the tradition of building chhatris and tanks for commemoration and water management and shows late Mughal and Rajput architectural influences common in the Mewat region.

The site represents the historic practice of combining memorial architecture with community water structures in Haryana. It is valued locally as a heritage landmark and an example of traditional water-conservation architecture, reflecting the cultural and architectural heritage of Nuh.