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Bijay Mandal
Tughlaq Dynasty
Sunset Point

Bijay Mandal

A mysterious 14th-century fort complex from the Tughlaq era, believed to be associated with Muhammad bin Tughlaq, famous for its debated purpose, layered ruins, and stunning sunset views over South Delhi.

13 km from hostel
can be done in 4-5 hrs

Where?

Kalu Sarai, New Delhi, Delhi 110016

Highlights

Octagonal pavilion offering panoramic sunrise and sunset views over South Delhi.
One of Delhi’s most mysterious medieval sites with an unknown original purpose.
Part of the fourth medieval city of Delhi, linked to Muhammad bin Tughlaq.
Legends of the lost ‘Hazar Sutun’ (Hall of a Thousand Pillars) described by Ibn Battuta.
Things to know

Best Months to Visit

October - March

Best Time(s) of the Day to Visit

Late Afternoon

How To Reach from goSTOPS

Bike – 35 mins
Car – 45 mins
Metro – Violet Line + Yellow Line | ~48 mins

Timings

Sunrise to Sunset (Open all days)

Price Range

Free entry

Important Notes

Wear sturdy shoes as the ruins are uneven and elevated. Carry water, as there are no facilities inside. Visit during daylight only and be cautious while climbing.

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