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This beautiful heritage walk will give you insights into the ruined city of Jahanpanah. An enthralling and spectacular experience as you relive the times during the reign of the most ingenious emperors of India, Muhammad bin Tughluq. Witness the mesmerizing storytelling of one of the ancient cities in the Old Delhi district. It was the fourth walled-city built with fortifications after Siri, Lal Kot, and Tughlaqabad. The sole purpose of establishing this city was to protect the Sultanate from invading Mongols. Home to several monuments, the name Jahanpanah in Persian means 'The Refuge of the World'. Explore the crumbled remains of this old city which includes monuments like Adilabad fort, Begampur Mosque, Bijay Mandal Palace, Kalusarai Mosque, Serai Shaji Mahal, and much more. Each of the monuments offers mystical background stories and facts good enough to enchant you. It is believed that the city was left in ruin due to the change of capital to Daulatabad or the fall of the Tughlaq Dynasty. You will get to discover theatrical performances based on the life of Emperor Muhammad bin Tughluq. His visions, ideas, and day-to-day practices will leave you in awe about this long-gone personality. 

The marvellous heritage walk will leave you in awe, as you explore the ancient walled city of Jahanpanah. Experience the enchanting storytelling in this tour which will make you relive the moments of the Tughlaq empire. Apart from checking out numerous monuments, discover the reality behind the dual life of Emperor Muhammad bin Tughluq with a spectacular theatrical performance.

Witness the dynamism of Old Delhi in this splendid heritage walk. This tour will take to the battered and age-old gates of Delhi. Out of the 14 gates, only 5 stand currently with all that is left of them. The most prominent being the Turkman Gate which is located near the Ram Leela Maidan. Named after the Sufi saint Shah Turkman Bayabani, it houses the tomb of the respective saint till date. Old Delhi is well-known for its Pigeon keeping and breeding tradition. Listen to captivating stories of pigeon fights by a bird keeper near the Turkman Gate. An 8th-century monument, Turkman Gate is believed to be built during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a part of his city Shahjahanabad. It is home to exclusive handicrafts works housing shops selling various kinds of beads. Get a chance to interact with the local shopkeepers and get to know intriguing stories about the past. Later, brace yourself for compelling storytelling of the Razia Sultan known as the only female ruler of Delhi. A fulfilling tour is full of extravagance that will leave you wanting for more.

This iconic heritage walk will take you beyond the mystic Gates of Delhi. Explore the longstanding and the oldest Gate in Old Delhi, Turkman Gate. Get around and hear the intriguing stories related to the place. Enchanting tales of local pigeon fights and ancient markets will leave you spellbound. Appreciate the vast history of this region as you conclude this tour with the gripping tale of Razia Sultan, India's Only female Muslim ruler at that time.

This heritage walk brings to you the magnificent exploration of Red fort along with the theatrical performance regarding the war of succession for the Mughal Throne. Witness the Red Fort with all its radiance and the elegance of its architecture. The theatrical performance includes the reenactment of one of the most intriguing and gruesome battles in Mughal history. This war was fought between the four sons of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan inorder the succeed him as the king since the former was gravely ill. Participants of the battle were the eldest son of Shah Jahan, Dara Shikoh, Shah Shuja, Murad Baksh and Aurangzeb. After defeating Shah Shuja and Murad Baksh, the ultimate battle for the throne was fought between Aurangzeb and Dara Shikoh both aided by their sisters. The dramatic performance depicts the legendary tussle between Aurangzeb and Dara Shikoh aided by their sisters Roshen Ara Begum and Jahan Ara Begum respectively. Enjoy the alluring glimpses of the Red Fort with a decorative performance to be remembered for a long time.

This compelling heritage walk will take you into the abstract and haunting realms of Salimgarh Fort. Built-in 1546 AD, Salim Shah Suri it was later captured by Mughal Emperor Humayun. Later it was converted into a state prison by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Walk through the battered and deserted bastions of the fort were numerous prisoners are believed to be tortured to death while some lost their lives eventually. Also, brace yourself for the enigmatic theatrical performance depicting the life of Zebunissa. The eldest and the most beloved daughter of Emperor Aurangzeb, she was imprisoned for 20 years until her death. Ruthlessly and wrongly accused of treason, she wrote thousand of Sufi poetic verses and was known by her pen name Makhfi. Witness the dramatic spectacle of her life unraveling right in front of your eyes.