Jahaz Mahal

Very small in size and nothing much to know here, but place is clean and properly maintained due to small in size. If you are specially coming here for experiencing some good piece of architecture, this is not the place.

Qutab minar is the nearest metro station. Felt bad to see people playing cards in the park near. Very little place for parking. Narrow congested road. But if u like clicking pic and mad about to see old architecture spare some time for it when passing by. Visited on Weekend Wait time 30–60 min Reservation recommended Yes

Do not miss it It is a huge historical place not to be missed. The ship palace as it is called is an example of how Muslim emperors enjoyed their life. They have two artificial lakes on both sides connected by the lengthy palace.

I went there but, it's not clean at all. It should be taken care and a guard should be there. People are playing cards there. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Jahaz’ means "Ship" and ‘Mahal’ means "Palace", the Ship Palace is located next to Hauz-i-Shamsi in Mehrauli, Delhi.Untidy sort of. There is a court yard and kaoli song is being performed. Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

This monument is located in Mehrauli, Delhi But there is no protection of this monument.But monument is good Named ' Jahaj Mahal ' . Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

Just on the road from Andheria Mod to Mehrauli Market. This is close to Auliya Masji and Shamsi Talab. Shamsi Talab (Hauz-e-Shams) was built by Sultan Iltutmish who built the famous Qutubminar. It called Jahaj Mahal because it is surrounded by water body and the building is like a jahaj (ship). Jahaz (means “Ship”) and ‘Mahal’ ( means “Palace”)= the Ship Palace. It was built by Mughals probably between 1452-1526. Jahaz Mahal is the venue of the annual colorful festival of the Phool Walon Ki Sair (means a procession of the florists) or 'Sair-i-Gulfaroshan' held in October. or some times in November. The festival was stopped by the British because it was very beautiful exhibition of Hindu-Muslim brother hood. It was restarted by Pt. Nehru in 1962. This was conceived by Mughals and they were its patron. Florists from all over the country come to participate in this procession. They will first go to Yog Maya Mandir and then to Hz Qutbuddin Bkhatiyar kaki's Dargah and then they will assemble at a Park near Jahaj Mahal.

One of the worst place I ever visited in Delhi. Don't trust on the photos which posted for this place. There is only one construction of mahal which is also dismembered. No maintenance nt any development. In front of this place people are drinks openly and playing cards ( jugar ) every where you can see this scene. Off bear place, roads are narrow. I never suggest you to visit this place instead of this you can visit Jain Temple Dadabari which sooo beautiful & peaceful.

A few awesome pictures guaranteed. The place has historic importance. But there's no facilities nearby. No place to park your car. No tickets, no tour guide.

Sabse bekar experience hai jahaz mahel ka andar log patte khel rahe hai koi maintanence nahi hai bhoot hee ganda pada hai photo or video dekh kar mat jao Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No