Darwesh presents "Her Story" a walk exploring the lives of Mughal wives, Empresses, Begums & nautch girls > Meeting at Main Gate Red Fort (Lal Qila), Chandni Chowk > 10:30am to 12:30pm on 13th December 2014

Time : 10:30 am - 12.30 pm Add to Calendar 13-12-2014 10:30:00 13-12-2014 12:30:00 68 Darwesh presents "Her Story" a walk exploring the lives of Mughal wives, Empresses, Begums & nautch girls Event Page : http://goo.gl/Espo79 Infront of Red Fort Main Gate, opposite Jain Temple, New Delhi DD/MM/YYYY

Entry : Contribution :
Charges - 750.00 INR / person
Charges for a group of 3 or more - 700.00 INR / person
Charges for children (8-16 years) - 400.00/ person

Essentials to wear and carry :

Wear comfortable pair of shoes or slippers.
Carry umbrella or cap to protect yourself from the sun.
Carry a stole or scarf to cover your head inside Fatehpuri Masjid.
Carry a bottle of water and edibles. 

For confirmation or queries :

Contact - Yuveka Singh: +91 9818813387

Mail - contact@darwesh.in / darweshdelhi@gmail.com 

Meeting Point : Main Gate, Red Fort, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi
Landmark : opposite Jain Temple
Venue Info : Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Chandni Chowk(Yellow Line)' 
How to Reach the 'Starting Point' of the Walk :
- If you are coming via the metro then please get down at Chandni Chowk Metro Station (which is on yellow line that terminates at Jahangirpuri or Vishwavidyalaya) and take a rickshaw to the Red Fort. You will see barricades and that is where the rickshaw will drop you. The rickshaw should not charge you more than Rs. 20. 
- If you are coming via road then park your vehicle at the Red Fort parking and then walk down to the Red Fort Ticket Counter.
End point : Fatehpuri Masjid

Event Description : Darwesh presents "Her Story" a walk exploring the lives of Mughal wives, Empresses, Begums and nautch girls.

This walk is an ode to all the Women who have directly and indirectly enriched Delhi’s cultural past. We will be exploring the lives of Mughal wives, Empresses, Begums and nautch girls through their architectural contributions within the old city of Shahjahanabad, their political deeds and their untold stories. So join us as we walk past the vibrant lanes of Chandni Chowk to redeem Delhi’s Her-story!

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