Tughlaqabad Fort

Tughlaqabad Fort is one of the best places on the Delhi tour. Here the environment is calm and if you like peaceful places and are interested in Indian History, this fort is for you. You can easily reach here and you will also find a parking facility here. The ticket price is not high. Extremely beautiful views you will enjoy here. And along with you can also visit Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq's Tomb. This is a good place to visit here with family, friends, and relatives.

This place remain open till sunset against 5:00 as mentioned on google. Even though, I was late but tried my luck to enter at 5, then only I get to know that it remains open till 6:30. This place is wow to spend evening there. The sunset from top of fort looks beautiful and serene. ( I visited this place in summers, the time may differ in winters). I visit it recently and they have make it over with concrete.

Nice place to visit 🙂. Couples find it more worth it 😜 as they get plenty of privacy both in terms of places and people 🤠. The Archeological Survey of India has less impact in this place 🙂 so the history is more clear to be witnessed 😊. I didn't use any public washrooms so I have no idea about that. We visited this place by exiting Govindpuri metro station and then taking an e rickshaw to the Fort which was ₹30/- per person. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes

Ruins of one of the mighty fort of its time. A must visit place for every traveling enthusiast. It's fun to climb one the ruins with your friends. Ticket price is 25for Indians and 250 for foreigners. The pass is also valid for ghyasuddin tomb which is at the opposite side of fort. One must bring his own snacks and water as there is no facilities inside the fort.

Datable to 14th century and founded by Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq,excellent hilltop fort with huge fortress wall and water moat,massive security bastions covering the area and the big city inside the historic complex.What a wonder to look back into 1325 to find out how people lived with cool engineering structures of arches and corridors for sunlight and air circulation to survive in a hot desert like this.Everything including palaces and the city houses are in ruins state and nice for some photography as bastions are intact with few damaged facades of mosques and colorful even now to feel the bird view of entire city from the inner view points.As of Jun 27th,it's extreme hot with high humidity and carry some extra water.

This is situated in the South Delhi. One of the monuments from mugal era. It is under Archeological Survey of India (ASI) who look out for this fort. Entry tickets can be purchased online from ASI website or from booth near the entry gate of the fort. It is spreaded in wide area, you should have enough time if you want to explore it, One can easily reach here, you have to take auto or DTC buse form nearest metro Govindpuri or badarpur border Violet Line metro. No food stall is at the fort but outside may be some street vendors. It is well protected, but some of the walls and structures are damaged over time period. Preferable time to visit here is weekdays, no crowed on these days, A lot of monkeys near the fort and some time they enters to fort. Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

Its a beautiful beautiful ruin of a fort located in a green area in the ever crowded New Delhi. The location however on google is not rightly marked. The entry is from the main road, and you need not take right turn. The fort area is huge and will be difficult to explore when its too sunny. You will need to do a lot of walking so carry your water bottles. The ruins will form the perfect backdrop. We visited this place on a weekday and there werent many people. Some uncle were jogging inside the fort and thats it. Buy ticket online to save Rs 5 per ticket. Also no washrooms or food stalls inside the fort premises. Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Pagal Sultan ka saltanat. Tuglak kila. Tuglakabad baad. Jab mai Delhi aya to pahli baar ghuma to ya.. i ghuma. Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure

Overall, Tughlaqabad Fort is a must-visit for anyone interested in history or seeking a unique and atmospheric experience. While it may not be as grand as some of Delhi's other forts, its ruins hold a captivating charm that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes

The fort is spread across a large area but most of it is covered in bushes and trees. Maintenance of the fort is not very good. There are limited security personnel present in the premises of the fort so you are almost free to move around anywhere. Limited number of people visit this fort compared to other tourist destinations in Delhi.