Amazing place .. good and clean environment.Support staff and Free Drink water facility also available. Good place for small government functions and programs.

Very nice and beautyfull place. Near as nature. When you go you see peacock, Snake and many more word. Everyday open and close 5 pm (ticket counter) after 6 pm tomb rain into multiple colour of light and you see this at 8 pm.

Its very peaceful place and nature lover place. Beautiful background for taking snap and videos. Safdarjung tomb is very beautiful. There are so many birds here one of them is peacock which will not let you feel alone. When the sound of a peacock speaking comes from behind, it is very joyful. Parking is available here. Visit here for beautiful nature and peace.Tickets only INR Rs 20IG@alilove07

Photogenic Service Lane in front of the tomb!Although there were Delhi police’s barricades but they allowed us to take pictures( we went there at 1:30am and stayed for 30mins).You might also get to see a lot of nice cars(Lamborghini, Porsche, etc.)

It is nice place. Easily accessible if you are in Delhi. This is historical monument although nobody much known about it. Overall good experience

Nice to explore.......Couple friendly place

Beautiful peaceful place to visit ✨

Very beautiful and peaceful place. Just few steps away from Jorbagh metro station in yellow line. Ticket is also very affordable.

One of the heritage monuments in Delhi where you can click amazing pictures. But now a days you have to pay online so please keep up some money in your online wallet.

Not too crowded these days.

Nice place to hang out🤩Go in evening and u can stay there till 8.

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Everything is so well managed, the best thing i love about this place is, Ive never seen rush ovee here. Hardly youll find 15-20 people in the complex and one more thing which i love about this place is Ive never seen any couple doing there things here...love the place, seriously!

The experience was so good.I loved this place so much. I visited this place alone.

Best time to visit in Monsoon & Winters evening, It is open till 9 & Lights start at 6:45 PMIts a good place to spend a solo or group evening

Architecture is similar to Humayuns tomb but less crowded, more peaceful and more beautiful ❤️. Best if you visit the monument in morning or late evening, feeling the cool breeze and listen to music of nature. Its a beautiful experience. The entrance of this tomb is just beautiful.

I visited this place in April. The first view quite stuns me with wow moment.The complexity of this monument is quite incredible.Amazing place to visit , the surroundings are very clean. Lush green lawns makes the place more attractive , very well maintained.

Best monument in delhi with no vulgarity and family can easily roam around. ..peaceful place...greenery all around..eyes soothing place

This looks like a monument.I visited because of such good light work at the time of closing.

Its beautiful - well maintained - and must visit monument in Delhi

One of the old structure in new delhi...good place for history lovers and nice place for photography

A beautifully maintained monument which leaves the person visiting in awe of the grandness and beauty! History buffs will thoroughly enjoy and it is an ideal place for taking some artistic as well as beautiful pictures! (Tripod isnt allowed)

Beautiful places... must go and Enjoy

Telling tale of bygone era, Safdarjung Tomb is one of the last of grand Mughal Tombs. It is built on the lines of Humayuns Tomb albeit on a much smaller scale.The tomb is located in beautifully manicured and maintained garden. The area isnt large so 1hr is more than enough to cover the whole area.When entering the tomb youll be enamoured by the geometric designs on the roof of the tomb and the general architecture of those times.However, Humayuns tomb offers better treat to the eyes.It has small parking space, ticket charges are nominal and can be booked by scanning QR code (online payment) present at the entrance. Washrooms and drinking water facilities is available in compound.It is generally not crowded, not many know about it, so it is perfect to spend some time in solace away from the noise of the city.Do prefer favourable weather to visit as summers in Delhi can be punishing.Its few minutes walk from Jor Bagh metro station. Also, famous Lodhi Gardens isnt far away from Safdarjung tomb, you can visit it too.

Beautiful place.Safdarjung tomb ,jorbagh is also known as last flicker in lamp of mughal architecture .Located near jorbagh metro station ( around 150 m) took 8 minutes to reach tomb from metro station.Entry ticket Rs 25 per person.Camera and bags allowed.For professional photography and shooting no permission required.Have lush green garden .You can spend quality time with your friends or family.Less public and soothing environment.Near to it LODHI GARDEN ( around 50 m away ) infront of entrance gate. You can also visit there ( free entry) .

Nice place for short visit as nothing much to see no museum no presence of anything much to read about tomb apart from few stone encarved around but it looks beautiful with light onn i dont highly recommend it for tourist but can visit if need rest or sit around gazing beauty of garden and architect . Ticket prize are cheap 25 / person (Indian) . Monument lighting start from 7 PM dont have to pay anything extra over your ticket to see that dont get dupe over that. One Guard is found being rude without any reason but not every one, one is found was quite friendly who took pictures for us .

Peaceful place. Go with your friends, family , spend quality time. There is no restrictions of camera, phone etc. Overall a good experience.

Best to Visit during rainy weather in delhi

My love for historic place grow deeper after visiting Safdarjung tomb. Place full of peace, love and beauty.Highly recommend you’ll to go visit and fall in love with this place too, just like I did❤️

Its beautiful place if go for delhi u will definitely watch this place its look like mini tajmahal its older then tajmahal

Good place for archeology and heritage lovers. Shoudl be visited during winters

EASY RECOMMENDATION.Charges will be b/w Rs-20 to 25Best place for everyone,Peaceful place ,Mesmerizing views, quite place, not much rush.you can easily get there.bus or auto will drop you on the entrance.Good historical place. Best option for dates or only if you wanted to visit there for a quite evening...The park in the back is good as well. For sitting and clicking pictures.Carring backpack is allowed inside the tomb not much restrictions are there.Security guards are also friendly and polite.

If solitude and history make you feel alive more than ever then my friend, Safdarajang Tomb is the place for you. A 6 minute walk from the Jor Bagh metro station, this tomb is an elixir of peace amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.

Safdarjungs Tomb is a garden tomb with a marble mausoleum. It was built in 1754 in the late Mughal Empire style, & was described as the last flicker in the lamp of Mughal architecture.

This is very under rated Place near Lodhi Gardens. The Morning time is the best to go there where you can see Peacocks enjoying their Morning Walk🙂

Its quite and amazing place to visit and for photography also.Its clear and well maintained.

It can be more beautiful.

Good placeVery clean

My favorite accessory and backdrop when making pictures.And by some Devine intervention, that particular day there was no crowd to obstruct the view. It was just me and the disinterested guards.The entire monument was at my disposal. I couldnt ask for a better birthday gift.... !!SAFDARJUNG TOMB in Delhi, also known as Madarsa. In fact thats how the bus stop is known as.

Great placeNatural photo shoot placeBest location for pre wedding photo shoot

Great experience... Visited at night... Beautiful lighting.... Online payment was not easy... Staff is good... Lighting is superb... Lots of mosquitoes..

Superb place to have some time in peace and also you can practice your photography skills here. Ticket is also very cheap only 20, you can enjoy sunset and night view also available after 7PM

Great place for having some quality time. An alternate for Humayun tomb. Less crowded and peaceful.You could always spend some quality time here.Nearest metro station is Jorbagh on Yellow line. Tomb distance from metro station is around 500-600 metres

A beautiful but (thankfully) little-known gem of Delhi’s cultural heritage. Come here for an evening stroll in the spring and enjoy the relics which have been commendably restored by the ASI. If possible, stay back for a while and watch the tomb in all its glory at night when it is lighted and the fountains are on. A wonderful place situated right in the heart of bustling South Delhi.

Relatively quiet place with very less visitors coming in on daily basis. (Rs. 25 per person (Apr21))The guards however create a bit of trouble if you have a camera. Otherwise its a good place to visit specially for the heritage lovers as you get plenty of opportunity to get real close to different parts of the architecture.

Nicely built , from center all corner looked exactly like mirror image

This garden tomb made of marble and sandstone for the Wazir or the Prime Minister of the Mughal dynasty, Safdarjung, is touted to be the last such mausoleum, depicting the Mughal architectural style. The compound of Safdarjung tomb houses a three-dome mosque, an underground chamber with the graves of Safdarjung and his wife, and the pavilions where the Archaeological Survey of India now has an office and a library. The ASI has recently installed 213 led lights at the tomb as part of its architectural illumination project and the tomb is lit up every day from 7:30 PM to 11 PM.

Very quiet even on weekends, great place to visit for a evening walk in the garden surrounding the place.Good for family & kids.

The place is peaceful. I went on a Sunday, it was not very crowded ( hardly 10 people) . You can spend time sitting in the garden. Nearst metro station- Jorbhag (walking distance). I had a relaxing experience

Historical place, quiet and serene

Nice place to spent 1or 2 hr.Not too crowded.Som love Birds sitting corners.Hoo hot if u go in summer. Avoid to visit in summer.

This place is pretty good to spend 2 hr with ur friends..

Nice place to visit

Nice place!

This is an hidden gem in delhi. This isnt as famous as other tombs but still the architect and the feeling this historical place provide is unmatchable. Its also a famous picnic spot where people can eat inside the parks. Its well maintained and could easily be reached by metro and buses. Near this place is a park called lodhi garden which is the most beautiful park of whole of delhi for me. I have been to both the places many times and just love the feeling I get when I stay beneath this bid red beautiful tomb. I totally recommend this place to others and Im going to upload few photos to show the beauty of this place. Hope it will help others.

Best place for solo visitors. Definitely will give you internal chillsBeautiful and clean gardenNice staff

It is a beautiful and precious monument but poorly maintained by ASI. Specially the dome and its surroundings is covered with grass and wild plants.

📍Located near Lodhi Gardens,Safdurjung tomb is a quiet place to go and spend some quality time with your family📍It has gardens all around with birds and greenery📍Ticket fare is Rs.25/- for Indian citizens📍People visit their and click their photos ,make music videos and hangout

Very peaceful and beautiful place for family outing and also some picnic party if you are planning for picnic then bring you own food because there food places are not available.

One of the nicely maintained tomb. It dont look nice from the road but as you enter you mesmerized with its beauty. Like other Delhi tomb (Humayuns Tomb) it is also made-up of Red stone. Good place to spend few hours of your day

Safdarjung tomb, the last monumental tomb garden of the Mughals, was planned and built like an enclosed garden tomb in line with the style of the Humayun tomb. It is a sandstone and marble mausoleum. The monument has an ambience of spaciousness and an imposing presence with its domed and arched red brown and white coloured structures.The best time to visit Safdarjung tomb in Delhi is during the cool, dry season. You can choose to go sightseeing anytime between November and March. During this period, the weather in Delhi remains pleasant. The temperature ranges from 20 to 25 degrees. We suggest you wear light clothes. Make sure to visit the monument early in the morning to avoid the evening rush.Safdarjung tomb timings: 7 AM – 5 PMSafdarjung tomb entry fee: INR 15/- for Indians, INR 200/- for adultsPhotography charges: Free (video shoot at INR 25/-)Famous for: Walking tours, photography, sightseeing, and picnickingVisit duration: 1-2 hours

MUST VISIT PLACE IN DELHI 💯(TIP- If you are school going or a college going student, then always carry your ID cards as most monuments and places that have entry tickets provide special discount after showing the ID card.)BEST TIME TO VISIT - October to FebruaryENTRY FEE - INR 25 for IndiansINR 300 for foreignersONLINE PAYMENT (GOOGLE PAY, PAYTM, etc.) - YesCAMERA AND PHONE ALLOWED. TRIPOD NOT ALLOWED.PHOTOGRAPHY FEE - Free for still camera, ₹25 for video cameraTIMINGS - Open all day from 7am to 5pm.NEAREST METRO STATION - Jor Bagh(Yellow Line)NEAREST BUS STAND - Safdarjung AirportONLINE TICKETS FACILITY - Yes.FOOD FACILITY INSIDE - YesTAKING FOOD FROM OUTSIDE - Not allowedPARKING - Available (not free)OTHER AMENITIES - Clean washrooms, benches, drinking water.SIGHT SEEING TIME IT TAKES- 2 to 4 hoursSafdarjungs Tomb is the last enclosed garden tomb in Delhi in the tradition of Humayuns Tomb, though it if far less grand in scale.It has several smaller pavilions with evocative names like Jangli Mahal, (Palace in the woods), Moti Mahal (Pearl Palace) and Badshah Pasand (Kings favourite).The complex also has a madarsa. The archaeological Survey of India maintains a library over the main gateway.Other Attractions inside -1) Safdarjung Tombs triangle view2) Octagonal space on the left side of tomb3) Minaret4) Ceiling art5) Grave of Safdarjung6) GardenNEARBY PLACES TO VISIT1) Lodhi Garden2) Delhi Race club3) Dilli Haat INA4) Sarojini Nagar Market5) Nehru Park6) Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum7) Diggin Cafe8) Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan9) India Islamic auditorium10) Muhammad Shah Sayyid Tomb11) Jor Bagh Market12) Najaf Khan Tomb13) Bara Gumbad14) Shish Gumbad15) Experimental Art Gallery16) Visual Art Gallery17) India International Centre

The place is really beautiful, quite, calm and amazing. The entry is of INR 25/-. You can click pictures also over here, there is no restrictions for that.

One of the best photo session place in Delhi.... After Humayun TombEntry ticket can be booked online.Neat & clean washroom is toping

Beautiful monument....must visit after sunset to experience ambient lighting that looks really stunning!

I am not going to bore with this beautiful monument. Been here many times but will try to go again & again.Try to go in evening (before 5) to enjoy light show.Entry ticket is available on premises and can be booked online.A beautiful premises with vast greenery and monuments.

This tomb is quite the surprise once you enter through its gates. From the road, it looks like another remnant of Delhis rich heritage but the campus presents a beautiful, symmetric tomb and a sprawling garden. We enjoyed a peaceful visit. Yes, there is parking (enter the premise from the road). Currently, in-person ticketing is not available. You can buy entry tickets online or at the spot once you scan the QR code. Note that the guards will not let you enter without the tickets seen on your phone (they need to scan it). ₹20-25 per person (local), 200ish for international tourists. Masks are required and enforced. Personal photography is permitted and free but tripods are not allowed (need permission from ASI). Need permission for commercial photography/videography. I request all visitors to respect the rules, be conscientious, maintain the cleanliness and not vandalize the monument

I would like to call this place a paradise for all the photography lovers out there. There is a lot to explore at this place, Safdarjung tomb is a beautiful monument, starting from the entrance to inside the monument, this place will not fail to amaze you. Nearest metro station to this place is Jor bagh (walking distance). Major advantage is that there are not many people at this place so you can enjoy a peaceful visit to this place

Just So peaceful and amazing. Visit in evening to see sunset behind the tomb. and later can get amazing view as the lights are on.

Tomb of SafdarjungSafdarjungs Tomb is a sandstone and marble mausoleum in Delhi, India. It was built in 1754 in the late Mughal Empire style for Nawab Safdarjung. The monument has an ambience of spaciousness and an imposing presence with its domed and arched red brown and white coloured structures. Safdarjung, Nawab of Oudh, was made prime minister of the Mughal Empire (Wazir ul-Mamlak-i-Hindustan) when Ahmed Shah Bahadur ascended the throne in 1748.

The sheer beauty of this place is unparalleled

It is good place . It is still open till 6:00

Nice Place to visit the nearest metro station is Jor Bagh. View is awesome at Safdarjung Tomb. You can take descent shots.

Magnificent beauty of architecture, feels like walking in the same period out of the bustling New Delhi, its a heritage and massive area wise ,well maintained , beautiful block garden. Overall wonderful trip. Photos cannot depict the real beauty of this monument.

Genuine hidden gem. Monument dating back to 1754, set amidst beautiful gardens. The monument is a good specimen of late Mughal architecture

Good place everyone should go there

Safdarjungs Tomb is the last enclosed garden tomb in Delhi in the tradition of Humayuns Tomb, though it if far less grand in scale. It was built in 1753- 54 as mausoleum of Safdarjung, the viceroy of Awadh under the Mughal Emperor, Mohammed Shah.Theres a 20 rupees entry ticket which has to be purchased on phone via a QR code. If youre going in a group, best to book all tickets on one device. Guards might ask for your ID card as well.If youre going here for a picnic the guards may put up a mild objection but are otherwise chill.

Royality of Mughals 👑👑👑Lies in their Pristine ArchitectureGood place to visit with friends and familyGreat view to take pictures, and save it as memoriesPass cost is 20 rupees for Indians

The condition of this Tomb has become very bad, the government needs to pay attention to it. It is associated with the history of the time of the Mughals, you can feel the history at this place.

Ticket:- 25₹ (30-01-2021) for IndianIt was built in 1753- 54 as mausoleum of Safdarjung, the viceroy of Awadh under the Mughal Emperor, Mohammed Shah.Safdarjungs Tomb is the last enclosed garden tomb in Delhi in the tradition of Humayuns Tomb, but it is small in scale.

Beautiful garden surrounding the tomb.Cleanliness is maintained and not much crowd is seen here.Ticketed at Rs. 25 for adults, it has fountains leading to the tomb structure.Parking space for vehicles is there. Can be reached through Jor Bagh metro station on Yellow Line metro.Nearby places to see are: Najaf Khan Tomb, Lodhi Gardens, India Habitat Centre, Diggins Restaurant, Indira Gandhi Memorial, Dilli Haat, Sarojini Nagar Market and much more.

Its a nice place no so crowd ..

Quite and Nice place

Its an architectural marvel, from eighteen century! Worth a visit! Sarounded by beautiful green area. Loads of peace and fresh air.

Quite place. Because of the pandemic it was empty so I got enough space to take photographs without any people. Architecture wise its beautiful. If you want you can sit in garden areas after you go through the Tomb.

Visited on 03.10.2021, with family,Ticket was ₹25/- for adult and children was free.Spent quality time here around 2hrs.Water and toilets facilities available there.Thanks.

I really like it

Youll peace and great pics

No proper maintenance even after huge amount of budget allocated for all the heritage properties still, stealing money from these funds and not maintaining properly.. very sad to see ..

Its owsm to visit this beautiful site which is quite enough for spent some relaxing moment.Delightful place for #couple ,# friends and for #family too.... Thank u Delhi

Winter is great in Delhi because of its tombs and gardens. Safdarjung is lovely because of its underrated charm, relatively less crowd in comparison of other tombs and similar open public spaces. Whether you want go solo with your music or books or someone with whom you love to talk for hours, its suitable. Food and water is allowed and toilet is also there

It was built in 1754 by the nawab of awadh Shauja-ud-Daula for his father Safdarjung and still its shining its dome with red brown and white colored.

No crowd, very few people visit that place. Very peaceful place.Entry fee- ₹20/25 per head (₹20-online, ₹25-offline)

Very quiet n peaceful place. Very well maintained. Must visit 👍🏼

Amazing place to visit. Tourist attractions.

A peaceful place which is not much crowded.

Quite excellent and good moments

Brilliantly bilt tomb similar to humaunys and good place to visit, ticket prices also low..

Nice place to visit. It is better for small outing. Lovely photography scene

Historical and sitting in the heart of city, it is breathtaking. Alas very poorly maintained by ASI.