In times when the world feels heavier than usual, there is perhaps no greater luxury than finding a place of quiet. This weekend, Delhi Karavan invites you to the serene Tomb of Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khanan – a poet during Emperor Akbar’s reign. We will take a slow walk through one of Delhi’s most tranquil and […]
Outside the walls of the once magnificent citadel of Siri lie monuments that are majestic in their own right. This weekend, Delhi Karavan will visit three such monuments that span different eras and dynasties. With the monsoon adding a fresh, verdant character to the landscape, the walk will explore these historic sites in a particularly […]
The remnants of Lal Kot, the first fortress city of Delhi, stand as a testament to a rich history shaped by the Tomars, Chauhans, Mamluks, Khiljis, and other dynasties. Nestled between Vasant Kunj and Mehrauli, this ancient city conceals the often overlooked narratives of Delhi’s chequered past. Inhabiting its verdant outcrops are unique resident and […]
The 18th century was a hard time for Delhi. The empire was breaking apart and the old order was slipping away. In the midst of the fading glory of the Mughal empire arrived Mirza Najaf Khan from Persia. As a commander-in-chief of Emperor Shah Alam’s army, he brought discipline to a crumbling court, pushed back […]
