Darwesh Delhi presents "Sufi Walk" > Meeting at Chattarpur Metro Station > 9:30am to 12pm on 14th September 2014
Time : 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Darwesh Delhi presents "Sufi Walk"
Event Page : http://goo.gl/DSmFcv
Chattarpur Metro Station
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Entry : Charges: 1000 INR / person
Charges for a group book of 3 or more: 900.00 INR / person
The charges are inclusive of travel fare and snacks and beverage and storytelling services.
Event Description : Darwesh Delhi presents "Sufi Walk".
About the walk :
In this walk we will be exploring the Sufism- trace its origins and it’s advent in India, the several orders of Sufism and the characteristic differences as well as the Pir and Murid (master and disciple) relationship. We will be exploring the idea of Sufism and much more through walking past some fascinating monuments in the Mehrauli. The walk will end with a theatre performance of Bahadur Shah Zafar II.
In this walk we will be covering the following monuments and ruins in the same sequence - Hauze-e-Samsi (water tank), Jahaz Mahal (water boat palace from 15th century), Jharna (water fall from 18th century), Khawaja Syed Ghaznavi’s darga (a Sufi Saint from the Qadri order), Kala Mahal (an old khanaqha which is now a Madarassa), Zafar Mahal (Bahadhur Shah Zafar’s summer palace) and Khawaja Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki’s Tomb (famous Sufi saint from 12th century).
Darwesh is a storytelling organization, dedicated to digging up stories that are hidden in the past, locked in the present and buried within ourselves.
Related Links : Walks | Regular Walk | History
Entry : Charges: 1000 INR / person
Charges for a group book of 3 or more: 900.00 INR / person
The charges are inclusive of travel fare and snacks and beverage and storytelling services.
Contact : Yuveka Singh : +91 9818813387
What to wear and carry :
Carry an umbrella or cap to protect yourself from the heat.
Carry kerchief or scarf or stole to cover your head inside the dargha/ tomb. (this applies to both men and women)
Wear comfortable and covered clothing. Half pants, shorts, capris or tank tops will restrict your entry into the dargha/s. Jeans or full pants are permissible as long it is accompanied by a descent top or kurta.
Wear (if possible covered) walking shoes or sandals.
Meeting Point : Chattarpur Metro StationCarry kerchief or scarf or stole to cover your head inside the dargha/ tomb. (this applies to both men and women)
Wear comfortable and covered clothing. Half pants, shorts, capris or tank tops will restrict your entry into the dargha/s. Jeans or full pants are permissible as long it is accompanied by a descent top or kurta.
Wear (if possible covered) walking shoes or sandals.
Venue Info : Nearest Metro Station - 'Chhatarpur(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : Darwesh Delhi presents "Sufi Walk".
About the walk :
In this walk we will be exploring the Sufism- trace its origins and it’s advent in India, the several orders of Sufism and the characteristic differences as well as the Pir and Murid (master and disciple) relationship. We will be exploring the idea of Sufism and much more through walking past some fascinating monuments in the Mehrauli. The walk will end with a theatre performance of Bahadur Shah Zafar II.
In this walk we will be covering the following monuments and ruins in the same sequence - Hauze-e-Samsi (water tank), Jahaz Mahal (water boat palace from 15th century), Jharna (water fall from 18th century), Khawaja Syed Ghaznavi’s darga (a Sufi Saint from the Qadri order), Kala Mahal (an old khanaqha which is now a Madarassa), Zafar Mahal (Bahadhur Shah Zafar’s summer palace) and Khawaja Qutubuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki’s Tomb (famous Sufi saint from 12th century).
Darwesh is a storytelling organization, dedicated to digging up stories that are hidden in the past, locked in the present and buried within ourselves.
Darwesh Delhi presents "Sufi Walk" > Meeting at Chattarpur Metro Station > 9:30am to 12pm on 14th September 2014
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