NEW DELHI: The second Mughal emperor Humayun was widely known as an avid reader who enjoyed travel, architecture and storytelling. Almost half a millennium after his death, a new museum in central New Delhi has highlighted his role in shaping India’s cultural heritage. The Humayun Museum, a World Heritage Site, opened to the public on Tuesday. It is the latest addition to the Humayun’s Tomb complex, a 300-acre landmark in New Delhi’s Nizamuddin area that includes many historical monuments, including the 16th-century Sunder Nursery.