Mehrauli Architectural Park Is The Newest Tourist Attraction In Delhi

The park is adjacent to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Qutub Minar

Winter brings out the best in the park's natural beauty

One can engage in heritage walks, bird watching, and photography sessions, making the most of the daylight hours

The peaceful ambience allows visitors to enjoy the park's beauty without the hustle and bustle of large crowds

The winter sun casts a unique light on the ancient structures, enhancing their beauty and offering a different perspective for history enthusiasts and photographers alike

The park contains over 100 historically significant monuments

Mehrauli is one of the oldest inhabited areas of Delhi, with a history spanning over a thousand years

A perfect spot for picnics with family and friends. The open spaces amid historical ruins offer a unique backdrop for such gatherings

A 19th-century structure built by British resident Thomas Metcalfe, it's a blend of Indian and European architectural styles

The park covers an area of over 200 acres, making it one of the largest archaeological areas in Delhi

A cafe is now an interesting addition to the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, enhancing the experience for visitors