The area to the west of the Gosha Mahal Hauz, through which runs Shah Inayat Ganj Street and around it, a residential settlement is visible on the map. To the north of Shah Inayat Ganj Street, lies a graveyard belongs to Muslim Community including Dargahs are visible. The word Dargah means court in Persian, is a shrine, built over the grave of a holy figure like a saint or Sufi, becomes significant after the death of the saint, and devotion towards the saint leads to the transformation of his grave into the center of pilgrimage and annual ceremonies, are seen as the popular places of worship over a period of time. The area to the south of Shah Inayat Ganj Street occupied by Raja Narsinghgir is visible. Also, temples and garden belong to Ram Lal Seth are identifiable.