Jahaz mahal and jafar mahar photowalk
Sun, 25 Aug
|Jahaj Mahal
Take a tour down the memory lane, ending with last mughal qila.


Time & Location
25 Aug 2019, 7:00 am – 10:00 am
Jahaj Mahal, Talaab lane, Aam Bagh, Khandsa Colony, Mehrauli, New Delhi, Delhi 110030, India
About the event
very year after the monsoons, this ravaged monument whose name means “ship palace” hosts music, dance and acting. It becomes the focal point of cultural activities marking Phoolwalon ki Sair, a festival in which floral tributes are paid to two premier Hindu and Muslim shrines in Mehrauli, a south Delhi region filled with monuments of almost every signifiant historical timeline.
Some historians say Jahaz Mahal, built during the Lodhi period (1452-1526), was a mosque. Some think it was the residence of a holy man. Others believe it to be a serai (inn) that took in visiting pilgrims.
Adjacent to Hauz-e-Shamsi, a water tank built by Sultan Iltumish, it could also have been a pleasure palace, a harem, or a summer refuge for the Delhi royalty.
In any case, Jahaz Mahal got its name because its reflection in the rippling waters of the tank looked like a moving ship.
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