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Hastsal Minar
Hidden Delhi
Mughal Architecture

Hastsal Minar

A 17th-century Mughal-era minaret often called the “Mini Qutub Minar,” built during Shah Jahan’s reign and now hidden inside a dense residential neighborhood of West Delhi.

22Km from hostel
can be done in 1-2 hrs

Where?

Hastsal Village, Uttam Nagar, Delhi 110059

Highlights

Mini Qutub Minar built during Shah Jahan’s reign.
Hidden inside narrow residential lanes of Hastsal village.
Rare Mughal monument surviving outside Delhi’s tourist belt.
Sharp contrast between imperial architecture and urban encroachment.
Raw, unfiltered look at neglected heritage in modern Delhi.
Things to know

Best Months to Visit

Year-round

Best Time(s) of the Day to Visit

Late Afternoon

How To Reach from goSTOPS

Bike – ~1 hour
Car – ~1 hour

Timings

Open 24 hours

Price Range

Free entry

Important Notes

Expect zero tourist infrastructure. The monument is surrounded by tightly packed houses and narrow lanes. Visit with awareness and respect for the local neighborhood.

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