WALK : Trail through the Pigeon Lane by Sahapedia at Nizamuddin > 4pm-6pm on 26th March 2017

Time : 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Add to Calendar 26/03/2017 16:00 26/03/2017 18:00 Asia/Kolkata WALK : Trail through the Pigeon Lane by Sahapedia Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/03/walk-through-sufi-lanes-by-sahapedia-at.html Shiv temple, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi DD/MM/YYYY

Entry : by free registration, register at : goo.gl/E2xiOO
Note : 
Mandatory registration closes after 25 entries. 
After the online registration, if the participant is unable to attend the walk kindly inform through an email or message on the phone number given, prior to the walk.
Contact us at: 9911477889 (Aamir Ahmed) or Email us -walks@sahapedia.org
Kindly register latest by afternoon of 17th February 2017 to avoid miscommunication. 
*Limited Parking available outside the temple. 
• Photography allowed in only few monuments. 
• Carry scarf/cap/ hankie to cover heads in Dargah complex. Wear comfortable shoes and carry water. You will be required to remove shoes outside in the religious monuments. There are shoes deposits facilities outside the main Dargah complex.

Meeting Point : Shiv temple, Nizamuddin West, New Delhi
Landmark : Opposite the Methodist Church next to DDA Park
Venue Info : Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium(Violet Line)'

Event Description : WALK : Trail through the Pigeon Lane by Sahapedia!

Hustle bustle of Nizamuddin never fails to surprise people with its rich culture, history and hidden monuments, the true treasures from the past! 

This trail takes you to Shiv temple, Phool wali gali, Khwaja hall, Alwi chowk, Kalan Masjid, Attar wali gali, Chausath Khamba, Ghalib Academy, Atgah Khan’s tomb and Dargah of Nizamuddin Auliya and the surrounding monuments, a wide range of monuments from 13th century to 18th century AD. The place attracts devotees to the burial place of the great Sufi Saint Nizamuddin, the patron saint of Delhi, this walk will also give you an inside about the Sufi history and Sufi culture of this area. 

Language : Bilingual, mainly in Hindi

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