Period of Construction: Mughal Period Local/Traditional Description: N.A. Architectural Style: Indo-Persian Description of Building/Structure/Site: This red sandstone Minar stands prominently in the village, reaching an approximate height of 17 meters. The structure has three storeys and was originally raised on two platforms, which have since disappeared due to modern constructions encircling the Minar. The architectural detailing includes alternating angular and semi-circular flutings, adding texture to the surface. A winding staircase, accessible through a doorway on the north side, leads to the top. Decorative elements such as sandstone cladding and kangura patterns enhance the aesthetic appeal of the Minar. Structure Material and Other Components: The Minar is constructed entirely from red sandstone and lime mortar, showcasing the durability and elegance of traditional building materials used during the Mughal period.