Though
some people suggest that this building near Anup Talao was the home of
two turkish queens of Akbar called Salima Sultan Begum and Ruqayya
Begum, Turkish Sultana's House is too small for being a residential
building. It is more probably the 'Hujra-I-Anup Talao, mentioned by
Badauni, a pleasure pavilion attached to the pond and might have been
used by the Turkish queens for this purpose. The pavilion has square
piers. It is connected to the ground floor of the Khwabgah complex
through a colonnaded verandah and has a portico in the west. Both the
verandah and portico has a stone screen with latticework. Intricately carved like wood, this building is also known as 'superb jewel casket'and each of its stone slab has a different design such as arabesque designs on the pillars of verandah and bell shaped, floral and herring-bone carvings on the brackets supporting the roof. The dado panels depict scenes of forests and gardens. There are animal motifs and swastik patterns too.