Bara Gumbad & Sheesh Gumbad Detail Walk
New Delhi, Delhi, India
The twin Lodi-era domes at Lodi Gardens' heart — Bara Gumbad's ornately plastered mosque and the blue-tiled Sheesh ('glass') Gumbad, best read up close.
Why visit: The finest 15th-century plasterwork in Delhi, in the city's loveliest park.
- ›Bara Gumbad mosque ceiling
- ›Sheesh Gumbad tiles
- ›Mehmandari hall
- ›Lodi Gardens loop
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
Free–₹200
Duration
1 hr
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