3-Hour Mehrauli Archaeological Park Ruins Walking Tour Delhi

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About this activity

An educative tour which helps you to unravel the various historical layers of Delhi. Witness the plenty of monuments & ruins lying buried over there belonging to various era’s. Also be thrilled to step your foot on the spots where no one dare to tread during the night time, simply they are the most haunted places of Delhi. Spot various species of Birds hidden among the greenery and forests.

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At a glance

Duration: 2–3 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 15 people
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: English
Operated by: Discover Activities

Ages: Adults (18–73 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Local knowledgeable Expert Guide

Not included

Not included: meals, transport

Itinerary

Jamali Kamali Tomb and Mosque

20 min

Around 0800-0900hrs a personal guide immersed in the history and geography of the heritage ruins the Mehrauli will you give brief history about the tour. Later we shall proceed towards ruins of “Mehrauli Archeological park”. This tour will introduce you to Delhi’s fascinating layers of history. We will be delving through centuries of the capital’s past, and revealing the stories that lie behind its ancient monuments.

JAMALI KAMALI MOSQUE : The tomb belonged to a saint along with huge following. Visitors avoid visiting this place in the late evenings and it is considered to be haunted and ghost stories have been doing the rounds
Tomb of Balban

20 min

METCALF CANOPY : perched On the peak of a mound stands canopy built in 1850s by Charles Metcalfe, as a ‘folly’. The folly is so a new building meant to look like old and to be viewed in a picturesque landscape. hexagonal structure is unremarkable.
Rajon Ki Baoli

20 min

RAJON KEE BAOLI: This baoli is named Rajon ki Baoli after masons who resided in the chambers. The baoli has a vertical shaft for drawing water and hollow passageways. Also considered to be most haunted place of Delhi in the night timings.