The gateway was constructed during the later phase of the Mughal reign, showcasing their architectural ingenuity and style. Local / Traditional Description Associated with Built Heritage / Site No specific local or traditional description is associated with this site. Architectural Style Indo-Persian The gateway reflects a blend of Indian and Persian architectural styles, which was a hallmark of the Mughal era. Description of Building / Structure / Site The gateway features an imposing, single-bay entrance with an arched opening. It has two additional floors constructed above it. The semi-circular arch is adorned with a carved multi-cusped arch, adding elegance to the structure. The roof is vaulted, a characteristic feature of Mughal architecture. Surrounding areas have been renovated and are now used for commercial purposes as shops. Building/Structure Material and Other Material Used The structure is primarily built using lakhori bricks with lime mortar plastering. The facade is crafted from red sandstone, enhancing its grandeur. The wooden door adds a rustic yet robust touch to the gateway's design. This structure is popularly known as the Katra Neel Gate, located in the historic areas of Delhi, and it serves as a reminder of the Mughal architectural legacy while coexisting with the urban fabric of modern times.