Mehrauli Archaeological Park Tour Guide

Beautiful, well maintained and clean park. Kind of hidden gem for families and couples. One can easily spend 2-3 hours here. Entry to park is free but the area with small pond, fountains and cafe is charged at 50 rs per adult. Qutub minar is at walkable distance and is visible from here. Cafe n fountain area is very well maintained and beautiful. Cafe prices are slightly higher but food, service and ambience is good. Washrooms are available and are maintained. There are multiple small Parks are with gentle sloping mounds and stone structures which sets this apart from other man made parks.

Mehrauli Archaeological Park is a peaceful and beautiful place to explore history and nature together. You can walk around ancient monuments, visit Jamali Kamali, and enjoy the calm atmosphere. It’s a great spot to visit with family or friends for a picnic or a one-day outing. There’s also a café inside the park, and tickets are available at the entrance. Definitely worth visiting if you love heritage and quiet places.

No eerie feeling. That’s a great place. The kids also can enjoy the mosque is closed after 6 PM. very well maintained. They have washrooms also and a café. A lot of parking space. The guards working there are also nice. Go on weekdays if you want to enjoy the real scenic beauty if to take the kids enjoy your weekends here pack your lunch and have a peaceful atmosphere away from the chaos of City.

The Mehrauli Archaeological Park is a vast and historically rich sanctuary, ideal for a quiet, contemplative visit, and is generally accessible from sunrise to sunset (around 5:00 AM to 6:30 PM daily), with free entry. I found the park's tranquil environment, especially during the early morning, perfect for exploring its scattered ruins, including the impressive Rajon Ki Baoli step-well and the beautiful Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb. Covering over 200 acres, this site offers a unique opportunity to wander through centuries of Delhi's history, spanning multiple dynasties, making it an essential visit for history lovers and those seeking a peaceful, green escape.

Park is big and nature walk is very good. Entry to park is free. There is a nursery inside also. However, entry to certain areas inside this park is payable. Entry fee is Rs.50/adult and free for children under 13 years. This includes going to the water fountain area, Cafe Stone and Tomb's topside lawn (see the attached video and entry ticket). This area is good for reels and taking pics, with Qutub Minar in backdrop. Entry to this Park is also through a small gate, on the service lane running down from Qutub Minar Parking lot. You can easily walk from Qutub Minar to here (5 mins walk downhill) or take sharing auto for Rs.20/head.

What a place to visit on a chilly Delhi morning! I don't know if this was a regular day or otherwise but we had the best time at the park both by learning some history of the older Delhi and also enjoying the serene weather and the surprising blue skies. This place has a ton of photo opportunities too!

A peaceful and refreshing visit to the archaeological park near Qutub Minar, Mehrauli. The calm ambiance, beautiful views, fresh air, and nice sitting areas make it perfect for relaxing—plus discovering the hidden "Cafe Stone" adds a lovely surprise to the experience.

It is a calm and beautiful place with a peaceful environment. The historical buildings are interesting to see and explore. It’s better to visit with friends or family, as going alone can feel a bit lonely. Overall, it’s a nice place to relax and enjoy history.