Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi - Monument in New Delhi - New Delhi, India

Visited this place with friends and enjoyed only photography for the architecture and some good sunset pictures. Entry Ticket is there. Simply scan the QR to Buy ticket, hardly takes a minute. When the weather is chill you can enjoy most of it. Very beautiful architecture with amazing details! The sunset is just great from this place and if you like walking, this is a really good place for evening walks :)

Very calm and peaceful place to visit. In summers it gets too hot so it's better to visit on cloudy or rainy days. Also, on weekends the place gets too many visitors and you won't be able to experience the peace that you look for or won't get to click instagrammable pictures when it's crowded. So better to go on weekdays to enjoy the place. The architecture is so beautiful. This place looks awesome during sunset. Also, have seen people disrespect the tomb by sitting on the tomb and clicking pictures there. There are ample of benches to sit , or lots of greenery. Don't sit on the tomb at least.

If you like to see and read historical things then you can visit here. According to me, I did not find anything special but if it is the history of our India then you must watch it to know.

Visited this place with friends and enjoyed only photography for the architecture and some good sunset pictures. Entry Ticket is there. Simply scan the QR to Buy ticket, hardly takes a minute. When the weather is chill you can enjoy most of it.

Such a beautiful place, well maintained also. Entry closes at 6:30 however you can sit outside with the view of the lit up tomb. It's usually less crowded than other historical monuments so if you want some relatively peace and quite you should surely visit it. It's also very close to the Jor Bagh metro station in yellow line.

Safdarjung's Tomb is a beautiful and historically significant monument that is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history or architecture. Its stunning aesthetics, fascinating history, and connection to the Mughal Empire make it a true masterpiece of Mughal architecture, and its popularity as a tourist destination is a testament to its enduring appeal. Very calm and peaceful place to visit. In summers it gets too hot so it's better to visit on cloudy or rainy days. Also, on weekends the place gets too many visitors and you won't be able to experience the peace that you look for or won't get to click instagrammable pictures when it's crowded. So better to go on weekdays to enjoy the place. Ticket can be digitally available from the code or their site. Very beautiful and great monument. Just one issue, the archaeological survey of India should maintain it properly and there should be washrooms as well. Outside the place there is nothing nearby to eat. But overall a good place to visit in a lovely weather.

The experience was amazing liked the place very much. You can go there if you want some me time, or best place to hangout with friends.

The tomb complex is set within a large walled garden, and is surrounded by lush green lawns and fountains. The tomb itself is a square building made of sandstone and marble, with four minarets at the corners. The interior of the tomb is decorated with intricate carvings and calligraphy.