Sawan Pavilion

This is a beautiful 17th century marble pavilion located to the north and south of the Hayat Balsh Garden within the Red Fort. They are named after the two months of the Hindu calendar, which are the rainy season months. Definitely a very cool place to visit.

Situated between a beautiful garden . Opposite of Bhadon Pavilion and connected by a Canal. Water flows through this Pavilion.

Savan pavilions other two identical marble pavilions stand to the north and South of The Hyatt Bakshi Garden known as Saavn and bhadon. They are named after the two month of rainy season in the Hindu calendar. This was once said to highly ornamented through the interior and now bereft of any search decoration. Bade Society of marble the pavilion major 14.7 metre into 10.75 metre through the two polygons mirror each other from the outside slight variation can be seen internally

n the Hayat Bakhsh Bagh, the Sawan and Bhadon pavilions (mandap) are two almost identical structures facing on opposite ends of the canal. They are carved out of white marble. The names Sawan and Bhadon are the two rainy months in the Hindu calendar during the monsoon. It is not clear however which pavilion carries which name. A feature is a section of a wall with niches. Originally small oil lamps would be lit and placed in these niches at night, or vases with golden flowers be placed during the day. The water from the channel would cascade over it, creating the impression of a golden curtain.

This is beautiful and amazing architecture. This place is located in Red Fort complex Delhi India. Sawan Bhadon Pavilion and Zafar Mahal in Hayat Bakhsh Bath Red Fort Delhi.It must visit with family and friends