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Samadhi of Maharaja Ranjit Singh
Samadhi or the funerary memorial built for him by his son Kharak Singh after his death in 1839. It is mixture of Mughal and Hindu style.
In the same compound is the Gurdwara of Arjan Dev.
Men and women must cover their heads and remove their shoes. Tobacco is strictly prohibited.

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