Highlights of the Walk

Spanning over 90 acres and draped in emerald grass, the beautiful and tranquil surroundings of Lodhi Garden houses the built legacy of the Lodhi’s, making it the perfect amalgamation of heritage and nature. Indulge in a one-of-a-kind India Craft Week experience on this heritage walk where you gain an enriching insight into the delightful culture of medieval Delhi while exploring the city’s lesser-known architectural wonders. The interiors of these tombs are nothing else than a treasure trove for people who are looking for art inspirations and rich artistic amalgamation. Delhi is fortunate to be one of the few cities of India to have a large number of public gardens, grasslands and natural jungle areas which also house a variety of minor heritage monuments that add a mystical aura to the whole environs of the place. One such beautiful place is Lodi Garden- a perfect amalgamation of heritage, nature and artistry.

Locations Covered

• Mohammad Shah Sayyid’s Tomb
• Bada Gumbad Gateway and Mosque
• Shish Gumbad
• Sikandar Lodi’s Garden Tomb
• Athpula Bridge

Meeting Point: Lodhi Garden Gate No. 1

Meeting Time: 9.45 AM

Duration of the Walk: 1.5 Hours

Guidelines

       • Please maintain social distancing at all times during the tour

       • Please update your health status on Aarogya Setu App

       • Please wear masks at all times on the walk

       • Please do not carry valuables

       • Please wear a comfortable pair of walking shoes or flip-flops

       • It will be requested from all the participants to abide by the rules and regulations of the place/monument where the walk is being conducted

       • Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth

       • Hand hygiene to be maintained at all times

Please Note: Includes Entry Charges for the Indian Nationals; Foreign Nationals to Pay Additional Monument Entry Charges; India City Walks will be conducting this heritage walk for India Craft Week