The structure is a later addition to the Chausath Khamba complex, likely functioning as a minor entrance. Local / Traditional Description: There is no specific local or traditional description associated with this heritage site. Architectural Style : Indo-Persian Description of Building/Structure/Site The gateway is modest yet striking, featuring a pointed recessed arch. Both faces of the gateway exhibit a similar design. An iron bar gate has been recently affixed to the heritage structure, possibly for preservation or security purposes. Structure Material and Components : Basement and Walls: Constructed using lakhori bricks, finished with lime mortar plaster. Pillars, Facade, and Lintel: Made of red sandstone. This heritage gateway is located near Janpuran and serves as a significant example of the architectural blend in the Chausath Khamba complex.
