Visit a colossal Fortress and its surrounding metropolis, deserted at its commencement when its sovereign died unexpectedly on the day it was unveiled.\n\nDelhi’s Spooky Sites Challenge even the Stoutest Souls to Bravery.
- Tughlaqabad Fort - You will be picked up from your hotel/airport/railway station in Delhi & taken to our first stop “Ghost city of Tughlaqabad”
May his city be the abode of nomads or remain in wilderness. These words, with which a great Sufi saint “Nizamuddin” cursed emperor Ghiyas-ud-din’s city, seem to still echo all over the ghostly ruins of Tughlaqabad. It would have broken the old sultan’s heart if he had seen just how swiftly the saint’s curse went into action; soon after his death in fact.
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Jamali Kamali Tomb and Mosque - Next we move on to the “Jamal Kamali” mosque complex located deep inside the creepy jungles of south delhi. Sightings of lights, mystifying, baffling growling of dogs chasing through some undetectable sight, apparitions as well as other faint weird sounds, etc are frequently reported.
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Feroz Shah Kotla - Our next spot is Feroz Shah Kotla, an old fortress built in the 14th century. Locals have spoken of the multitude of the invisible djinns, or fire spirits, which inhabit this place. Locals devotedly light incense sticks for the djinns which live here and leave offerings like milk and grain and pen letters to them, every Thursday! The fortress lies in ruins and is extremely lonely and looks abandoned to complete the image of being haunted. To conclude, you will be driven back to your hotel/airport/railway station in Delhi.
- Transport by private vehicle
- Professional guide
- Bottled water
- Goods and Services Tax (GST) included
- Food and drinks
- Minimum age is 18 years
- Dress code is smart casual
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
