A fifteenth-century brick mausoleum holding the tomb of Yunus Khan, the grandfather of Babur — the founder of the Mughal empire. The structure is small but original, with a high portal arch and remnants of blue tilework, and it survived both the earthquakes and the Soviet bulldozers.
A few minutes' walk from the Hazrati Imam complex and worth a quick stop on a sweep through the old town. Free, usually empty.