The image is a photograph of a historical marker in a park. The marker is rectangular in shape and is made of a dark brown material. It is mounted on a wooden post and is located in the center of the image.

On the marker, there is a text that reads "Humayun's Tomb 1565-72 A.D." The text is written in black and is in a serif font. Below the text, it reads "Hamida Banu Begum, his grieving widow, built Emperor Humayun Mahal, stands on a platform of 1200m and reaches a height of 47m. The earliest example of Persian influence in Indian architecture, the tomb has within it over 100 graves, earning it the name, dormitory of the Mughals. Built of ruble masonry, the structure is the first to use red sandstone and white marble in such great quantities. The small canopies on the terrace were originally covered in glazed blue tiles and the brass final over the white marble dome is itself 6 m high."

In the background, there are people walking around and a grassy area with trees and bushes. The sky is blue and the weather appears to be sunny.