WALK : Sahapedia presents a walk through the City of Djinns > Meeting at Ticket Counter, Feroz Shah Fort, Bhahdur Shah Zafar Marg > 8am-10:30am on 18th April 2017

Time : 8:00 am - 10:30 am Add to Calendar 18/04/2017 08:00 18/04/2017 10:30 Asia/Kolkata WALK : Sahapedia presents a walk through the City of Djinns Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/04/walk-sahapedia-presents-walk-through.html Ticket Counter, Feroz Shah Fort, Bhahdur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi DD/MM/YYYY

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After the online registration, do inform through a text message or an email, before the walk, if you are unable to attend it.
Contact us at: 9810826158, Email us -walks@sahapedia.org
*Parking facilities available outside the complex. 
* Entry fee to the fort- Rs 15 (Indians) and Rs 250 (Foreigners) to be purchased by participant. 
• Photography allowed. 
• Wear comfortable shoes and carry water. Wear full pants as Jama Masjid might not allow people in shorts.

Venue : Ticket Counter, Feroz Shah Fort, Bhahdur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi
Landmark : Near Kotla Cricket Ground
Venue Info : Map | Nearest Metro Stations - ITO (Violet Line) & 'Indraprastha' & 'Pragati Maidan (Blue Line)'
BEST WAY TO REACH:Nearest Metro Station is ITO station, on Violet line and a 1 KM Auto-rickshaw ride will bring you to the Fort. DTC buses ply on Mathura Rd going towards Delhi Gate with regular frequency, please alight near Ambedkar Stadum walk for few minutes. Those driving in can easily park their vehicles as there is ample parking space. 

Event Description : Sahapedia presents a walk through the City of Djinns

Fascinating as the title of the walk sounds, this capital city of Tughlaq Dynasty with the stories and legends from its past and present never fails to amaze the visitors. Built by Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq in 14th Century AD, today the fort is in ruins but houses some of the most interesting monuments of Delhi such as the palace complex, Jama Masjid, a three tiered pyramidal structure with an Ashokan Pillar of 3rd Century BC and a circular baoli (stepwell) surrounded by a garden. This walk will also focus on the ‘great builder’, Feroz Shah Tughlaq and his various construction projects and details of Tughlaq architecture. This heritage walk is for commemorating the Heritage Day. 

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