It's the second largest mosque in India that reflects Mughal architecture. The huge courtyard can accommodate 25,000 people at a time.
Another monument made by Shah Jahan, it has massive red sandstone that stands 75 ft high. The fort became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007. You'll find palaces, baths, indoor canals, and a geometrical garden inside
Old Delhi has that rustic charm filled with iconic eateries, narrow lanes, and historic monuments! Entering Purani Dilli will take you back to the 1600s. To know what we mean, go visit these places during your weekend Old Delhi trip!
The oldest market in Old Delhi is proper chaos. Go on a shopping spree as there is everything lined up there for you at reasonable prices! You can even taste renowned Delhi chaat and have a filling dinner.
Visit the highest minaret of Delhi that was constructed all the way back in 1193! Upon entering, you'll find Parso-Arabic and Nagari inscriptions on the wall. There's also carvings of looped bells, garlands, and lotus borders.
Persian and Indian craftsmanship came together to build Humayun's Tomb. It follows an irregular octagon plan and a wide terraced platform with two bay deep vaulted cells on all four sides.