Ahmed Shah built the Shahi Jam-e-Masjid Bhadra, and the design of this mosque is similar to that of the Royal Mosque in Cambay; It is a vivid example of early Islamic architecture. There are five arched gates to enter the main prayer hall of this mosque, and its ceiling is based on distinctive stone columns, beams, and arches. Tourists visit it to learn about its history and contemplate its ancient architecture, in addition to strolling in its garden.