The Mughal Bridge, Khwaja Sarai is a Mughal-period bridge located over the Bhuriya (Budhaiwala) Nala along the old Grand Trunk Road, east of NH44 (Mathura Road) in Faridabad, Haryana. Constructed in 1676 CE under the patronage of Bakhtawar Khan, as recorded in the Mirat al-Alam, the bridge is built of rubble masonry with lime mortar and plaster and consists of three four-centred arches supported on piers, with a tower-like structure crowned by a fluted dome above the central arch. The monument is protected by the Archaeological Survey of India (Chandigarh Circle) and remains functional for pedestrian use, despite surface blackening and minor vandalism.