This place Give peace... I love this place.. Near Khan market metro station.. And Bus also come 47 440 522 ...

Its a great place. Its usually busy, people come here for jogging, yoga and other activities. Its very well maintained.

A beautiful archeological site to look inside the history of the fantastic Lodhi dynast architecture.

Absolutely perfect weather to visit Lodhi Gardens. History surrounded by lush green trees. If in Delhi do make an effort to be there in the morning

The entire place is marvelous and the natural beauty of the surrounding is refreshing.

Its just wow ❤️ .Nice place to visit with family and friends

Neat and well maintained. Worth going with your family. Dont forget to wear maska

Its an historic place, and a very good spot for picnic, enjoyment with frnds n family

Just amazing location for picnic & family get together.

A family cum friends walking and chilling place. You can enjoy the old tombs architect with a walk around the park. The total length encircling the park is approx 2 kms. The park has basic amenities like water and washroom.

Peaceful place to hang out,But beware of couples.A good hide out for couples.Nice sceneries and good background for clicking pictures.Lake situated in the back is also a centre of attraction,There arent any restrictions so you can enjoy to the fullest, you can also shoot videos there, photography is also allowed,Good place.

This place is known as Lodhi garden.the garden has a beautiful lake with Swans and fishes. And some historical tombs. People used to go there with their family and friends to enjoy. And there is a free parking also

Beautiful place to hangout with friends and family. Picnic spot, awesome place for photo shoot and much more.

If you are not a history buff... spl of the Muslim rulers.. there is nothing... nice Garden around..Very good place for morning walks and pleasant sit around..

Delhi has been gifted with such places by past....its a place to be especially in the morning. A bit crowded during weekends and holidays. Winter morning walks will take you to another level of experience.

Lodhi Garden is the name of the place and inside it are many tombs ( Sikander Lodhi etc ). Each and every tomb is open for all. Enjoy the beautiful scenery and the great architecture of the Mughals. No entry fee. Keep this place at the top in your priority list

Such a nice place to visit with family/friends/couple, u will get good vibes there😎😚

I visited the Lodhi Garden in Delhi one more time last Sunday because on the previous visits I missed out on the Sikandar Lodi tomb. This is because the tomb is located in a faraway corner secluded from the main structures like the Bada Gumbad dome and Sheesh Gumbad Crystal dome. The name Sikander is a corrupt form of Eskander who is widely known by his more corrupt name of Alexander that was derived due to the habit of prefixing an Al by the Arabs. Thus Eskander became Al Eskander or Alexander. Another corrupt American short form or Alexander is simply Alex.♿ Accessibility Features:Yes=Ramp access.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Seating.Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.

From 500 years ago. So nice a special garden, without Lodi Garden. With big trees and lovely birds.

Just beauty.

Photography is not allowed inside the Lodhi tomb but there are other tomb like sismahal where you can take beautifull images inside the garden

This place is excellent. A must visit for scenic views and green space. Yiu can go there with family on weekends for mini picnics. But do not throw your waste things there as there are many gurads, so do your bit to keep space clean. The place provide many photogenic scenes where you can click awesome pictures. Go and enjoy at this place.

Situated inside the lodhi garden, its a mughal era monument that retains its charm... Although the upkeep of the monument is a bit shoddy, its presence amongst other monuments gives us a sense of the era they were built in...

Its really beautiful and i liked it. But there were some people who were just showing off their things. In india we call them chapri.

Very pieceful, green and nice area.

This is the attraction of this luxury garden area, must visit once if you are in delhi, and spend a peaceful time with nature and its beauty,

Great place , nice park beautiful lake a must go place

At first site, you wont believe that this place is in Delhi. You can see ducks, yes white ducks near water bodies, birds chirping, lush green surroundings and peaceful aura. You may find people reading books, playing games, singing songs to filming videos. Come here and be of the place.

This building is the tomb of Sikandar Lodi, the second sultan of the Lodi Dynasty that ruled over the Delhi Sultanate. The tomb itself is a fairly simple octagonal building and you can only see the cenotaph above the grave through the metal fence that prevents entry into the tomb. The tomb is set in gardens bounded by fort like walls, a precursor to the garden tombs of Mughal architecture. The tomb is part of the ensemble of Lodi era monuments inside Lodi park. It’s not quite as pretty as the other monuments though, but still worth a detour if you’re in Lodi park anyway.

Very nice place its pleasant there.

A one of its kind of place in new Delhi. Rarely do you find such cleanliness in Indian public places. However, there is something about this place.Absolutely ejaculate and world class. The authorities have done really very well to keep this place neat and tidy.One could spend hours here, weather permitting though. It can be humid during monsoon time of the year.However, go for a walk and get mesmerized by the beautiful gardens.

Nice place to spend some quality time. Food options are limited here.

Very nice place for photo shoot and make a video.You can enjoy your day in Lodi Tomb

A perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can simply choose to take a walk amidst the greens or read while listening to music. Lodhi gardens tops my list of places to visit in Delhi anyday and everyday.

Nice place ....must visit in the evening to enjoy the sight seen ...couple friendly

I dont know much at all. But it is quite a long time, almost 800 years old Sikandar Lodi tomb

Amazing garden that is a must to see in Delhi. Its 360000m2 of beautiful garden. Its massive so takes time to see it but its definitely worth it. There is the national bonsai park and a part with exotic butterflies

Delhi is famous for its pollution level, a most polluted area in the world but if you feel fresh air in Delhi, then Lodhi garden is boon for you. You should visit this place once a month for fresh air which can charge your damaged lungs and can make it young again. Great peaceful and calm place in Delhi, and dont worry this is not kind of five senses garden. With family, you can go and enjoy as well as with your....

Great place for morning/evening walker. Thanks to NDMC for maintaining it so beautifully

A quite and beautiful place. You can have a quality time here.Its well plotted gardens and a lake in between makes it a best place for photo shoots.Pre wedding shoots are common here.It is a place where you can go with your loved ones.It is that big that you have negligible chance of being disturbed.

Omb of Sikandar Lodi is the tomb of the second ruler of the Lodi Dynasty, Sikandar Lodi situated in New Delhi, India. The tomb is situated in Lodhi Gardens in Delhi and was built in 1517–1518 CE by his son Ibrahim Lodi. The monument is situated 100 meters away from the Bara Gumbad and the area in which it is situated was formally called village Khairpur.Sikandar Lodi (born Nizam Khan), was the Sultan of Delhi between 1489 and 1517 CE and was the son of Bahlul Lodi. After the death of his father in 1489, Sikandar Lodhi assumed the reign the same year and ruled until his death in 1517 CE. Upon Sikandar Lodis death in 1517 CE, his son Ibrahim Lodi built the tomb. The Tomb of Sikandar Lodi was inspired in parts by the tomb of Muhammad Shah which is also situated in the Lodhi Gardens.The Tomb of Sikandar Lodi was inspired in parts by the tomb of Muhammad Shah. It has octagonal design and the architectural style is Indo-Islamic. The tomb is the first garden tomb in Indian subcontinent and is Indias earliest surviving enclosed garden tomb.The tomb is enclosed within a fortified complex with the main entrance having two umbrella shaped domes which was designed to preserve the symmetry and relative proportions of the body of the building. Both pavilions on the square platform in the front have remains of blue tiles. The tomb is situated in the middle of a large garden and tall boundary walls. Tomb chamber is surrounded by a wide veranda with carved pillars with each side pierced by three arches and the angles occupied by sloping buttresses.Tomb walls have Mughal architectural designs and many foreign languages have been inscribed on the walls. The tomb is decorated with enameled tiles of various colors. Inside the complex, the western wall has been built to serve as a wall mosque also since the Quibla is indicated through arches and paved area in the front.

Just good but there is a kabars feel sometime hauntef

I visited the place early morning. Its easy to reach. There are no tickets. The garden is huge and pretty. There are ducks in the pond and benches to sit and enjoy the nature . There is a bonsai garden. Slides and swings for kids. Place to do yoga. Open gym and lot more. I didnt like the tomb though, its not maintained properly. Also its full of couples looking for a corner in the morning and taken as good picnic spot by families after morning.

This is one of my favourite place and I always visit this place with my favourite book. In winters, this place becomes more beautiful. On sunny day, you will feel warmth there. Also, there are always some musicians hanging around and singing songs which add more beauty to this place.

Lot of unexpected tombs and ruins to see which produce amazing acoustics. a small water body with fountain near entrance is pleasant too. Rose garden actually had pretty roses, lots of them.

So impressive architecture

Best garden in Delhi for family , friends garden is so big and neat and clean beautiful view relaxing environment youll see many kind of birds there

Tomb of Sikander LodiTomb of Sikandar Lodi  (Hindi: सिकंदर लोधी का मक़बरा) is the tomb  of the second ruler of the Lodi Dynasty, Sikandar Lodi  (reign: 1489–1517 CE) situated in New Delhi, India. The tomb is situated in Lodhi Gardens  in Delhi  and was built in 1517–1518 CE  by his son Ibrahim Lodi. The monument is situated 100 meters away from the Bara Gumbad  and the area in which it is situated was formally called village Khairpur.Tomb of Sikandar LodiNative nameHindi: सिकंदर लोधी का मक़बराSikandar Lodi tomb at Lodhi GardensTypeHistoric monument  & mausoleum LocationLodhi GardensBuilt1517–1518 CEARCHITECTURAL style(s)Islamic  & Hindu architecture governing body Archaeological Survey of India& NDMCOWNERGOVERNMENT of DelhiScheduled monumentOfficial name: Sikandar Lodis tombDesignated9 April 1936Reference no.N-DL-75Location of Tomb of Sikandar Lodi in DelhiHistory editSikandar Lodi (born Nizam Khan), was the Sultan  of Delhi  between 1489 and 1517 and was the son of Bahlul Lodi. After the death of his father in 1489, Sikandar Lodhi assumed the reign  the same year and ruled until his death in 1517 CE.Upon Sikandar Lodis death in 1517 CE, his son Ibrahim Lodi built the tomb. The Tomb of Sikandar Lodi was inspired in parts by the tomb of Muhammad Shah  which is also situated in the Lodhi Gardens.Construction and architecture EditThe Tomb of Sikandar Lodi was inspired in parts by the tomb of Muhammad Shah. It has octagonal  design and the architectural style is Indo-Islamic. The tomb is the first garden tomb in Indian subcontinent  and is Indias earliest surviving enclosed garden tomb.The tomb is enclosed within a fortified complex (entered from a south facing gateway) with the main entrance having two umbrella shaped domes (pavilions) which was designed to preserve the symmetry and relative proportions of the body of the building. Both pavilions on the square platform in the front have remains of blue tiles.The tomb is situated in the middle of a large garden and tall boundary walls. Tomb chamber is surrounded by a wide veranda with carved pillars with each side pierced by three arches and the angles occupied by sloping buttresses.Tomb walls have Mughal architectural designs and many foreign languages have been inscribed on the walls. The tomb is decorated with enameled tiles  of various colors. Inside the complex, the western wall has been built to serve as a wall mosque also since the Quibla  is indicated through arches and paved area in the front.Location EditThe Tomb of Sikandar Lodi is located in and is a part of the Lodhi Gardens  in Delhi, India. The village, where the monument stands was earlier called Khairpur. The garden is bounded by Amrita Shergill Marg  in the West, North-West and North, Max MuellerMarg on the East and Lodhi Road  on the South Side. Safdarjang Tomb is situated on South-West corner of the Lodhi Garden.Love this place 😍❤😍

Beautiful green place. A person must visit

The Sikandar Lodi Tomb complex is a beautiful park with a lot of old ruins. It is a lovely place to come picnicking and/or escape the hustle and bustle of Delhi. There many old tombs around - some of them almost in their original state and others are just an indistinguishable pile of stones. It is a beautiful place for a stroll. It usually gets quite busy on the weekends and it is a good idea to come here on a weekday. The Sikandar Lodi Tomb complex is definitely one of the places to visit if you are in Delhi.

Striking although poorly maintained monument in the centre of Lodi Park. Its a shame its been allowed to deteriorate so much. Much more could be made of the site and interpretation could be far superior. However, it is a nice place to visit, providing a little more separation and serenity away from main part of the park.

Very nice nice palce to visit such a beautiful palce .... greenery everywhere

Architecture of Ancient Delhi..Place is for Photos, cameras...Tomb is still in good shape.. after a centuries.... shows modern world...How strong was Architecture of Ancient time.

I loved this place... environment is as beautiful as you can see in national parks

If you want to live some time with yourself then this is your place .This place gives you peace .

One of the huge historical place in Delhi . Nothing much to explore here but few tomb are very fascinating . Garden is beautiful but visit in winter or a cold day because it is so big . As always one of the spot place for couples most disgusting thing is they are spoiling the history by piercing their names on it. Most shameful thing indian do .Good for hang out.Nature lover must visit.So much Greenfield.Clean .

Love this place really super place Lodi Garden

Place for history enthusiasts. Well maintained. Must visit atleast once to witness great cultural history of india.

The tomb is under construction and renovation. Its locked from inside and unable to see the graves. Compound of the tomb is good and maintained. Its open all the time. The area around is good and a lake is there in front.

I loved this lodhi garden, perfect place for tranquility

Lovely palace, Full of nature love 🥰

Nice place for morning walk and exercises. Well maintained

There was construction going on inside the sikandar Lodi tomb when I went there. The lake in front of it is so beautifully decorated that you can sit in front of it for hours. The area around it consisting of large grounds for picnics and walking in the evenings/ mornings

Not that appealing as in pictures but in evening because of lights the view is mesmerizing. Its more like a couple spot. People usually come here for pre-wedding shoots, pregnancy shoot. Also a good place for morning walk and evening walk. Snacks and tea vendor are also there. In winters, many schools come here for picnic.

Beautiful place located in lodhi garden...its huge and beautiful....goos for photo shoots and morning walks

Great place to walk around.... Peaceful specially in morning n evening.

A nice place to visit if you love walking and the archaeological things.

Lodi Tomb Is beautiful placeFor photography side scene and playing for children

Nice

Loved this place... Greenery all around the garden...

Tomb of Sikandar Lodi is the tomb of the second ruler of the Lodi Dynasty, Sikandar Lodi (reign: 1489–1517 CE) situated in New Delhi, India. The tomb is situated in Lodhi Gardens in Delhi and was built in 1517–1518 CE by his son Ibrahim Lodi.The monument is situated 100 meters away from the Bara Gumbad and the area in which it is situated was formally called village Khairpur.The tomb is enclosed within a fortified complex with the main entrance having two umbrella shaped domes which was designed to preserve the symmetry and relative proportions of the body of the building.Tomb walls have Mughal architectural designs and many foreign languages have been inscribed on the walls.

A great historical monument in the midst of city life.

Very beautiful mostly for Love ❣️ birds

One of the best architecture of the lodhi dynasty must visit place with friends and family

Just ok

Not very well maintained but Lodi Gardens within which these monuments are housed is beautiful, picturesque and clean. Definitely worth a visit and exploration especially during spring in Delhi which is from Feb to end of March.

Very nice place to chill, take a walk, contemplate, do running yoga, photoshoot. Dont forget to see the bonsai garden and the ducks by the pond. Must visit during spring and winter afternoon.

The place is a very welcome gift for suffocating people in delhi. Lush greenery and vast open spaces with well trimmed lawns and various trees does works as a refuge from day to day life. The presence of various birds and their songs is a rejuvenating experience. Not to mention the immense sense of peace that the lake brings with ducks and swans. The historical aspect of its relation with the Lodhi dynasty makes the visit a delicious pilgrimage.

The place is open at all seasons for the locals who come here daily to relish a refreshing morning walk. But for tourism, the months from December till march is considered to be the best time to visit Lodi Tomb. When the sun is not too hot and rains are not there to interrupt, one can indulge into sightseeing tour to checkout the hidden gems of Delhi.

Very calm and serene park in New delhi

Not a right place to go. Really very embarrassing

Fabulous place in the Heart of Delhi ,Place for picnic ,Photo shoot .Tomb seems marvelous in twilight .That is also superb for sports lover for running in the morning & evening.For music lover ,they can rehearsal like using Guitar in the peace.

Sikander Lodi is in lodhi road ticketing must be free

Historical place, not just history ut has beautiful garden for photography. Many species of birds, butterfly, and flowers. Its a must visit place

A very peaceful place to relaxTry and avoid to not go there during Peak hours

The biggest and most elaborate tomb in the garden. Has the tomb of Sikandar Lodhi, the second ruler of the family. Presently under renovation but still open to public

Its a nice monument to visit once.

Its very peaceful ❤️

Pretty good place to spend some time and for a good walk

History, Gardens, peace and nature in the midst of the city!! Perfect for a mid afternoon stroll, a quiet walk through the greens and the monuments.

Good but not as i think.

Its a nice place to visit. But l think government take a step to improve this site. Otherwise beauty of this place will be destroyed.

Beautiful place

An archaeological monument of Lodhi era in the midst of lodhi garden with a great history attached to it

Very nice and beautiful place

This place is good for family picnic

It has a huge garden in a back drop of the tomb

Tomb of Sikandar Lodi (Hindi: सिकंदर लोधी का मक़बरा) is the tomb of the second ruler of the Lodi Dynasty, Sikandar Lodi (reign: 1489–1517 CE) situated in New Delhi, India.[1] The tomb is situated in Lodhi Gardens in Delhi and was built in 1517–1518 CE by his son Ibrahim Lodi.[2] The monument is situated 100 meters away from the Bara Gumbad and the area in which it is situated was formally called village Khairpur.

Simply beautiful. Taking a stroll in Lodhi garden and visiting this place is amazing. A photographers paradise for sure

The place has its own charm, its own calm. Stop and spend some time in the tomb, it can turn out to be a wonderful experience.