Department of Archaeology 
| Sl.No. | Documentation Parameters | Explanatory Notes |
| 1. | Name of the Monument/ Site | GOL GUMBAD |
| 2. | Geo coordinates & Location | 28°35' N 77°14 E, Near Lodi Road Flyover https://maps.app.goo.gl/jxCuViLYoKzTmRVV9 |
| 3. | Approach | Nearest Metro Station: JLN Stadium Nearest Railway Station: Hazarat Nizamuddin Railway Station Nearest Bus Stop: JLN Bus Stand |
| 4. | Date/ Period | Lodi Period |
| 5. | Brief History | There is no particular name associated with the tomb and there is no grave inside at the present, however there is evidence of the presence of two graves as mentioned by Zafar Hasan in 1916 but there is no specific significance of them. Unlike some other Lodi Period tombs Gol Gumbad does not have a Mihrab recess on the west side wall. |
| 6. | Architectural style | It has a square base plan with recessed Pointed arch and central doorway, Jali over the doorways. A staircase on the southern side leads to the terrace. The circular medallion at the centre of soffit of the domed ceiling is highly ornamental and an exemplary art work. Another feature of this simple yet stout structure is battlements at the parapet level Externally, one of the characteristics of the Tughlaq and Lodi period monuments. The tomb is constructed of random rubble masonry with fine layer of plaster. |
