Mughal-Era 'Five-Star' Hotel in Burhanpur Gets 1.3 Crore Makeover

• Burhanpur's 400-year-old Mughal-era 'five-star hotel' built in 1621 by Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khana on Emperor Jahangir's orders.
• Features over 100 rooms with unique architecture, maintaining consistent, cool weather year-round without electronics.
• Kings, emperors, and ambassadors used this historical site for stays, highlighting its significance.
• Historian Naushad details its unique climate control and architectural marvels.
• Municipal Corporation, under Sandeep Srivastava, is beautifying it with 1.3 crore rupees, including a new garden.

Why It Matters: Burhanpur's ancient Mughal hotel, known for its unique climate, is undergoing a 1.3 crore beautification.