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Sukh Tal
Sukh Tal, in Fatehpur sikri, is the largest tank.

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Sukh Tal, Fatehpur SikriSukh Tal is 6.4 metres deep and the largest tank in Fatehpur. It lies opposite the principal court baths and below Daftar Khana. Made of stone masonry, it has a ramp ending in a flight of steps.

Sikka Tal is a misnomer given to it by those who think Akbar`s famous largesse of coins was poured out here and not in the Anup Talao.

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