Tughlaqabad Fort

The experience was good. I recommend people to visit during the early morning because it's very uncomfortable to walk during the afternoon and evening. … More

It is a good place to hang out with friends. It is nice to explore theese ruins of 14th century and discover the architecture of that era. The area is open and gives an excellent 360° view. Many great spots to get excellent pics. But the … More

Run down and poorly maintained but a peaceful getaway from the city. It is a little shady so I would recommend tagging along a male friend. A guard was kind enough to give a short tour of the place detailing whatever he knew of the place. … More

Avoid going beyond the baoli on the left side. The guard warned me in a way that implied it wasn’t strictly forbidden, but strongly advised against it, for whatever reason. The right side, however, is fine to explore with no such warnings. More

There are more interesting places in New Delhi, but if you're already nearby, then why not? If the ruins or the city view aren't your thing, it might be worth it for the monkeys that live there. Remember to buy your ticket online in advance, as there's no ticket office on site. More

Ruins of an Ancient fort near South Delhi. Amazing views of Tughlakabad Forest (and village) from the Citadel. A large part of the fort is inaccessible (due to forest). Beware of the money's. Also, no food is allowed More

🔯JMD9🔯 This place is located near Tughlakabad air force area. This fort is very popular place for history lovers. Fort is well maintained neat and clean area with good … More

Amazing place for who people serching peace full place in delhi Visited on… More

The very first thing I would like to say is don't go here in the afternoon time it becomes too hot in the afternoon. If you want to come here do come in the morning or in the evening around 4. … More

Tughlaqabad Fort, located in Delhi, is a fascinating historical site that offers a glimpse into the grandeur of the Tughlaq dynasty. My visit to the fort was a memorable experience, as the sprawling ruins and rugged beauty of the place transported me back in time. The fort, built in the 14th century by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq, is an architectural marvel with massive stone walls, battlements, and remnants of old structures. The panoramic views of the surrounding area from the top are breathtaking and make the climb worthwhile. The fort’s vast expanse and maze-like design are intriguing, offering plenty to explore for history enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Although some parts of the fort show signs of neglect, the raw charm and historical significance make it a must-visit. It’s a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city and a great spot for photography and exploration. Tughlaqabad Fort is a testament to Delhi’s rich history and is worth visiting for anyone interested in India’s past. Note: The fort is open every day, but it closes after 6 pm. It's also open on weekends (Saturday and Sunday), but may be closed only on government holidays. Online tickets are priced at ₹20, while offline tickets cost ₹25. Nearest Metro Station: Tughlakabad (Violet Line). From the station, exit through Gate No.1, and take an auto to the fort, which is about 5-6 km away. Auto charges are ₹50-60 per person. Note: If you don’t find an auto at the metro station, exit, cross the road, and head to the other side where autos are available. The fort is particularly famous for being a romantic spot for couples, offering a serene atmosphere for a peaceful outing. Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No