Mohammed Shah's Tomb
The oldest structure in the gardens dating to 1444, featuring a distinctive octagonal chamber with a central dome and intricate latticework.
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Lodhi Gardens, located in the heart of New Delhi, is a captivating fusion of history, architecture, and natural beauty. Spanning over 90 acres, this lush urban oasis is dotted with 15th and 16th-century monuments from the Lodhi and Sayyid dynasties, including the impressive tombs of Mohammed Shah and Sikandar Lodi. These ancient structures rise majestically amid meticulously landscaped lawns, flowering trees, and lotus-filled ponds. The park is a haven for morning walkers, yoga enthusiasts, bird watchers, and history buffs seeking tranquility amid the bustling city. Winding pathways, shaded alcoves, and scattered benches invite peaceful reflection and leisure. The gardens also serve as an open-air museum of Indo-Islamic architecture, offering an educational yet soothing experience. Whether for exercise, photography, or quiet contemplation, Lodhi Gardens remains one of Delhi’s most cherished green spaces and cultural landmarks.
The oldest structure in the gardens dating to 1444, featuring a distinctive octagonal chamber with a central dome and intricate latticework.
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Impressive mausoleum of the second ruler of the Lodhi dynasty set within an enclosed garden, showcasing pre-Mughal architectural elements.
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The "Big Dome," a large square tomb adjoined by a mosque and assembly hall, creating one of the most striking architectural ensembles in the park.
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The "Glass Dome" tomb decorated with vibrant blue tiles, housing several graves believed to belong to an unknown family from the Lodhi period.
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A dedicated section planted with species that attract numerous butterfly varieties, particularly active during early mornings.
Read MoreLodhi Gardens is a vibrant haven offering activities for every visitor. Join guided heritage walks to explore the intricate Lodhi dynasty tombs and learn about their rich architectural history. Take part in serene morning yoga sessions or jog along marked pathways surrounded by lush greenery. Photography enthusiasts will relish capturing the monuments at sunrise and sunset, when light and shadows play across the stone. Birdwatchers can spot over 30 species amid the gardens’ trees and ponds. Families and friends often gather for relaxed picnics in designated areas. Throughout the year, the gardens also host occasional cultural performances, creating a delightful blend of recreation, history, and community spirit.
While the gardens themselves have only a small souvenir kiosk, nearby Khan Market offers upscale shopping including independent bookstores, designer boutiques, and specialty food stores. For authentic crafts, visit the Central Cottage Industries Emporium (3 km away) showcasing handicrafts from across India, or shop at the trendy boutiques in Meherchand Market for contemporary Indian designs.
The gardens feature a small café offering refreshments and light meals. Just outside, the elite Khan Market and Lodhi Colony areas house some of Delhi's finest restaurants including Indian Accent, Olive Bar & Kitchen, and numerous cafés. The area is upscale and generally safe in the evening, with well-lit streets and regular police patrols around popular dining destinations.
Lodhi Gardens is easily accessible and safe for visitors of all ages. The nearest metro stations are Jor Bagh and Khan Market, both a short walk or auto-rickshaw ride away. Several bus routes also serve the area, and taxis or app‑based cabs can drop you near the main gate. The park is patrolled by security personnel and remains well-lit during early morning and evening hours. It's generally safe, but it's wise to stay on designated paths, keep an eye on personal belongings, and avoid secluded areas after sunset for a comfortable visit.
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