This mosque and sarai at the Shaikpet village near Golconda fort
was built for travellers between Bombay in the west, and
Machilipatnam in the east.
The Sarais are examples of Qutb Shahi stucco work.
The Mosque has two impeccable Qutb shahi architectural touched
minarets and three arches on the facades overlooking the Shaikpet and
Toli chowki commercial areas.
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