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It's a really nice and peaceful haven on the bustling press enclave road. I'm speaking more from a casual visitor view rather than historical.
I visited after almost 20 years, when earlier I used to bring my toddlers here for a day picnic. Was happy to see nothing much changed(in a good way!)... The remnant Fort Wall is still there and apart from its historical value, it definitely adds to the rustic appeal.
Winter is the best time to spend a lazy afternoon here. There are ample open areas where you can absorb the winter sun, plus enjoy the beauty of a lot of old trees.
Guards and maali seem to be doing a good job.
However, it's shocking to see there are no dustbins throughout the park! Though an eyesore, dustbins are a must at big parks. Still the area is surprisingly clean, though a bit rough in the edges, where all the dried leaves have been piled. Hence a couple of composting pits will be welcome too. Stil I'm thankful to the visitors who didn't leave behind much litter(seems like we Indians have finally arrived!) and the workers who did a good job clearing up the mess. As for me, I saved my orange peels for the lone dustbins in the parking area.
I visited after almost 20 years, when earlier I used to bring my toddlers here for a day picnic. Was happy to see nothing much changed(in a good way!)... The remnant Fort Wall is still there and apart from its historical value, it definitely adds to the rustic appeal.
Winter is the best time to spend a lazy afternoon here. There are ample open areas where you can absorb the winter sun, plus enjoy the beauty of a lot of old trees.
Guards and maali seem to be doing a good job.
However, it's shocking to see there are no dustbins throughout the park! Though an eyesore, dustbins are a must at big parks. Still the area is surprisingly clean, though a bit rough in the edges, where all the dried leaves have been piled. Hence a couple of composting pits will be welcome too. Stil I'm thankful to the visitors who didn't leave behind much litter(seems like we Indians have finally arrived!) and the workers who did a good job clearing up the mess. As for me, I saved my orange peels for the lone dustbins in the parking area.
As shown in the pictures, this place is far beyond your expectations. I am again telling you to not keep your expectations very high. Just because in Delhi you find less greenery and crowded places, you will find this place with decent greenery.
Not heavily crowded and you can spend some quality time around nature.
Not heavily crowded and you can spend some quality time around nature.
It is one of the hidden gems if India's history and it's greatest heroes
It is located inside a park and you would need to know what you are looking for to find it.
It is located inside a park and you would need to know what you are looking for to find it.
Lal Kot or Qila Rai Pithora is a fortified complex in present-day Delhi, which includes the Qutb Minar complex. It was constructed in the reign of Tomar king Anangpal Tomar between c. 1052 - c.1060 CE. It is termed as the "First city of Delhi".
Nice place ....
Natural Beauty...
Good for morning walk and for playing games...
Totally a nice place with Natural beauty 😍
Natural Beauty...
Good for morning walk and for playing games...
Totally a nice place with Natural beauty 😍
Very good place , not much famous in Delhi map but old for built by Rajputana Pirthivi Raj in 11th century
Gigantic fort walls. Not a sightseeing or a archaeological site per se but has a long walking running track just behind fort walls which is serene and calm.
