Shahzadi Ka Rauza

Shahzadi Ka Rauza is a historic tomb located in Chanderi, Ashoknagar district, Madhya Pradesh. Situated among the town's cluster of medieval monuments, it is believed to be the mausoleum of a princess from the Malwa Sultanate period. The structure features a domed chamber with arched openings and reflects Indo-Islamic architectural style. It is noted for its simple elegance and historical association with Chanderi's 15th-century heritage.

Visitors can expect a small, domed tomb structure set in an open area within Chanderi's historic zone. The monument consists of a square chamber with arches and a dome, surrounded by open ground. The setting is quiet and uncrowded, allowing close viewing of the architecture and stonework. There are no elaborate interiors or active worship areas, and the visit is primarily for sightseeing and photography of the heritage structure and its surroundings.

Shahzadi Ka Rauza is believed to date to the 15th century during the rule of the Malwa Sultans, when Chanderi was an important cultural and strategic town. It is traditionally identified as the tomb of a princess (shahzadi) and represents the funerary architecture of the period, characterized by a domed square chamber and arcuate style.

The tomb is part of Chanderi's ensemble of Islamic monuments that reflect the town's medieval history and Indo-Islamic architectural tradition. It is valued as a heritage structure within the historic townscape alongside mosques, palaces and gateways.