High walled British constructions, huge barracks, a Catholic church built in 1860, an old Jain temple, Kothis (Bungalows) of officers surrounded by sprawling lawns adorn Tundla as the main center of British administration. These old and beautiful British buildings have now been converted into railway quarters.
Tundla's significance as the main British administrative center is highlighted by its distinctive features: high walls, large barracks, a 1860s Catholic church, an old Jain temple, and officer bungalows with expansive lawns. These historical buildings have been repurposed into railway quarters.