Lodhi Gardens

  Lodhi Gardens, nestled in the heart of New Delhi near the Khan Market area, is a sprawling urban park that dates back to the 15th century. Once a graveyard for the Lodhi dynasty, it features impressive tombs, including the tomb of Mohammed Shah, showcasing Indo-Islamic architecture that attracts both history buffs and casual walkers alike. The gardens, spanning over 90 acres, are a favorite spot for locals and tourists to enjoy picnics, morning jogs, and leisurely strolls along its winding pathways. Open year-round, the vibrant flora comes to life particularly well during the blooming months of February and March, making it an ideal time to explore the rich variety of trees and plants. Visitors can also spot a diverse array of bird species, with over 50 recorded in the park, making it a delightful place for nature enthusiasts.