
Tomb of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq
Delhi, Delhi, India
A red-and-white sloping-walled fortress-tomb on its own islet, linked to Tughlaqabad by a causeway over a now-dry lake — the toughest, purest Tughlaq statement.
Why visit: The most dramatic tomb-fortress in Delhi, causeway and all.
- ›Sloping bastion walls
- ›Causeway approach
- ›Marble dome
- ›Tughlaqabad combo
No reviews yet. Be the first to review!
Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Tughlaqabad ticket
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1 hr
Nearby attractions
Tughlaqabad Fort
Delhi, Delhi
The colossal 1321 stone citadel of Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq — cyclopean sloping ramparts, cursed by a saint to lie 'inhabited by shepherds', and largely so still.

Anangpur Dam (Tomar Hydraulics)
Faridabad, Haryana
An 8th-century quartzite gravity dam of King Anangpal's Delhi — still holding a monsoon lake in an Aravalli ravine walk from Surajkund.

Surajkund & International Crafts Mela
Faridabad, Haryana
A 10th-century Tomar sun-pool of amphitheatre stone steps, and each February the country's greatest crafts fair — a lakh artisans, looms and folk stages.

Kalkaji Mandir
New Delhi, Delhi
An ancient self-manifest goddess shrine on a Kalkaji mound facing Lotus Temple — a 12-sided marble sanctum thronged through Navaratri.

Khirki Masjid & Satpula
Delhi, Delhi
A fortress-like covered mosque of 1354 with latticed 'windows', beside the Satpula seven-arched water-weir of Firoz Shah's Delhi — in artsy Khirki village.
Select Citywalk & Saket Malls
New Delhi, Delhi
South Delhi's premier retail-and-leisure cluster — Select Citywalk's brands and food court, the DLF Avenue, cinemas and the KNMA gallery beside.
Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA)
Delhi, Delhi
India's leading private modern-and-contemporary collection — Husain, Gaitonde and Sher-Gil among rotating shows — free, in Saket's mall district.

Lotus Temple
Delhi, Delhi
Twenty-seven marble petals unfold into a colossal lotus — the Baháʼí House of Worship where people of every faith sit in silence beneath a 34-m central hall. One of the world's most visited buildings, serene amid nine reflecting pools and gardens.

Chattarpur to ISKCON Temple, East of Kailash
New Delhi, Delhi
The Glory of India ISKCON temple — soaring shikharas, the animatronic Vedic-expo, robotic Gita show and the world's largest printed Bhagavad Gita.

Garden of Five Senses, Saidul Ajaib
Delhi, Delhi
A 20-acre themed park of sculpture courts, bamboo groves, solar mazes and a bougainvillea café strip on a Mehrauli rock-scape.

Begumpuri Masjid & Bijay Mandal
Delhi, Delhi
A vast, empty 14th-century congregational mosque in Jahanpanah, and the ruined Bijay Mandal palace-mound where Ibn Battuta watched Muhammad bin Tughlaq hold court.

Lajpat Nagar Central Market
New Delhi, Delhi
The trousseau-and-textile bazaar — suits, lehengas, mehndi lanes, home goods and a legendary street-food strip of chaat and momos.