Today, an underground museum conceptualised, created and managed by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC) showcases the challenging life of Emperor Humayun, at New Delhi's Humayun's Tomb. Strangely, for a dynasty that spawned Babur, Akbar, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb and others, Humayun is the only one to have a museum built in his name. It is a strange acknowledgement that without his fortitude, the dynasty would have been in the scrap heap of history. The new museum is part of a vast heritage zone spread around the tomb. A broad sloping walkway, disabled friendly, leads downward. Most museums of India are merely a collection of disparate objects. At the museum dedicated to Humayun, a crisp narrative binds together pictures, objects, models and words to create a living showcase of Humayun's life, loves and travels.