Surmounted by a dome, the tomb is popularly known as Bhulbhulaiyan, due to its labyrinth where one may lose one's way in the corridors of the tomb. The tomb is built in Lodi style with a verandah on each side with three openings and that too without the usual eaves below the parapets. It is said that in the early 19th century, the tomb was converted into a residence of an Englishman named Blake of the Bengal Civil Service. Later the tomb was also used or misused as a police station, post office and even a rest house. The tomb was finally vacated and maintained as a monument on the orders of Lord Curzon.
The Tombs of Adham Khan and Maham Anga lies at the entrance path of Mehrauli Village in South Delhi which is situated north of the busy Qutb-Mehrauli Road. It is actually situated just west of the enclosure of the ancient and fragmented city walls of Lal Kot which lies north of Qutb Minar Complex. The Tomb can be approached from any corner of Delhi via Local cabs and auto rickshaws however one can also take the Metro up till Central Secretariat Metro Station and further hire a rickshaw to arrive at this place.