HERITAGE WALK: Pre-Shahjahanabad Period

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Delhipedia brings you the culture behind the famous historical structures of the oldest living city of Delhi- Shahjahanabad. But what was Old Delhi before Shah Jahan decided to set up his capital here? It was still brimming with culture and history!

Shahjahanabad, the heritage city, wholeheartedly welcomes you to cling on to a nostalgic journey. Get ready to be mesmerized by the enigma and beauty of its culture, food, people and whatnot! Join us to get a peek into the lesser-known history of Old Delhi of the Pre-Shahjahanabad Period.

Register Here: https://rzp.io/l/olddelhiwalk

Highlights of the Walk

  1. Experience the awe and effect of tangible history by holding in your hands some very precious ancient manuscripts, coins, earthenware, and antiques.
  2. Understand the culture and history by interacting with the locals of Old Delhi who know it all and have seen it all!
  3. Exploring Purani Dilli without its food speciality is unfair. Dilli 6 is famous for its finger-licking food and we won’t let you go back empty stomach.
  4. To take a trip down memory lane, explore the most amazing study in the narrowest lane of the walled city with almost 15,000 books handwritten & published.
  5. Explore some of the most unknown structures and historical spots of Old Delhi as we will make our way through the narrowest lanes of the city.
  6. Get your name calligraphed but some of the most talented and trained calligraphers of Old Delhi whose families have been practising the craft for generations now, helping to keep the forgotten art alive. 

Story Teller: Shah Umair

For Queries, contact 

Phone: 8287832004 (Tanya)

Email: [email protected]

Date: 14th November 2021

Time: 9:00 AM

MEETING POINT: Turkman Gate, Delhi – 110006

Location Link: https://goo.gl/maps/nzom9UPM7ditT9jr5 

Nearest Metro Station: Delhi Gate (Violet Line) 

 DURATION: 3 hours

 Language: Hindustani & English

RECOMMENDATION: 

  1. Wear comfortable easy-to-remove shoes/slippers and carry a water bottle.
  2.  Dress conservatively to respect the religious sentiments of the people in the area. Women are requested to scarf/dupatta for head covering.
  3. This Walk is not recommended for people who have a joint pain problem.

Ticket Inclusion

  • A traditional refreshment at the end of the Walk
  • Calligraphed nameplate
  • Private museum visit

 Charges: Rs. 750/person