
Qudsia Bagh
Delhi, Delhi, India
The riverside garden-palace of Qudsia Begum, an 18th-century dancing-girl-turned-queen — a grand gateway and mosque surviving among old-Delhi greenery.
Why visit: A forgotten Mughal queen's garden by the old bus terminal.
- ›Ornate gateway
- ›Garden mosque
- ›Old trees
- ›Kashmiri Gate combo
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
Free–₹200
Duration
1 hr
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