You will not see the mention of the Safdarjung's Tomb often in the tour itineraries of Delhi, as it remains one of the lesser-visited complexes of the city. This garden tomb of late 18th century was built in memory of Abul-Mansur Khan, the Wazir ul-Hindustan or Prime Minister during the reign of the late Mughal kings. Built by Safdarjung’s son, Nawab Shuja-ud-Daula, the tomb is regarded as the last monumental garden tomb depicting the Mughal architectural style. Let’s explore the complex and know more about the late Mughal period and its architecture. 

This guided tour is for free.

• Date – Saturday, 24th June, 2017
• Duration- 7 30 am to 9 am. Meeting time- 7: 15 am
• Meeting Point –Outside the ticket counter of Safdarjung's Tomb complex, 
• Nearest Metro station- Jor Bagh
• Walk led by -Moby Sara Zachariah

Things to keep in mind:
*Mandatory registration closes after 25 entries. 
(Step 1- Please like and share the page to register.
Step 2- Fill the form to confirm your registration
Link to registration form- https://goo.gl/a3jWY3 )

After the online registration, do inform through a text message or an email, before the walk, if you are unable to attend it.
Contact at: 9810826158, Email us -walks@sahapedia.org
*Parking facilities available outside the complex. 
* Entry fee to the fort- Rs 15 (Indians) and Rs 200 (Foreigners) to be purchased by participant. 
• Photography allowed. 
• Wear comfortable shoes and carry water.