Delhi Tour Guide Harry

Whispers of the Forgotten: Rediscovering Begumpur Mosque's Hidden Legacy Nestled within the vibrant cityscape of Delhi, the Begumpur Mosque stands as a hidden gem, waiting to be discovered by those with an affinity for history and architectural marvels. Built during the 14th century Tughlaq period, this mosque is one of the seven believed to have been constructed by Khan-i-Jahan Junan Shah, the prime minister of Firoz Shah Tughluq. Unlike the Mughal monuments known for their ornate beauty, the Tughlaq structures, including Begumpur Mosque, are characterized by their functional design. Though not adorned with intricate carvings or embellishments, the mosque emanates a unique grandeur that reflects its historical significance. Located within the Begumpur village, the mosque is said to have served as the main mosque of Jahanpanah, the "Sanctuary of the World," a city established by Muhammad Tughluq. It boasts an expansive central courtyard surrounded by cloisters, where wors

Unveiling Delhi's Hidden Cultural Spot: Wazirpur ki Baoli and Its Secrets        Address: Sector 5 R.K. Puram New Delhi Wazirpur Complex Sector 5 R.K. puram  Nestled amidst the bustling city of Delhi lies the hidden gem of Wazirpur ki Baoli, a historical stepwell that holds secrets of the past. This architectural marvel built in Lodhi dynasty showcases exquisite craftsmanship with its intricate stone carvings and geometric patterns. Wandering through its dimly lit corridors, you can't help but feel transported to a bygone era. Wazirpur ki Baoli offers a tranquil escape from the chaos of the city, providing a serene atmosphere for reflection and exploration. With its unique blend of history and mystique, this hidden gem is a must-see for those seeking to unravel the lesser-known treasures of Delhi's architectural heritage. Secret attractions in Delhi Offbeat destinations in Delhi Unexplored gems of Delhi Lesser-known places in Delhi Hidden treasures in Delhi Underrated attra

Unlock the Magic of Old Delhi with Tour Guide Harry:  Experience the vibrant history and rich culture of Old Delhi on our captivating Old Delhi Heritage Walk . Wander through the iconic Red Fort and marvel at the architectural splendor of Jama Masjid. Delight in the bustling energy of Chandni Chowk, where every corner tells a story. Savor the authentic flavors of street food at the spice bazaar, guided by our knowledgeable experts. Join us for an unforgettable journey through time, uncovering the hidden gems of Old Delhi. Best Time for Old Delhi Heritage Walk and What to Wear and Carry Best Time for Old Delhi Heritage Walk:  The best time to embark on an Old Delhi Heritage Walk is during the cooler months from October to March. During this period, the weather is pleasant, making it comfortable to explore the narrow lanes and bustling markets of Old Delhi. Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal for the walk, as you can avoid the midday heat and experience the city coming to life w

Journey of Friendship and Discovery: Unveiling the Benefits of Traveling Sara Jonson and Cristie Miller, two good friends living in Australia, decided to embark on an exciting adventure together. They both recognized the benefits of traveling and were eager to explore a new culture. Their destination of choice was India, a country known for its rich traditions and vibrant diversity. As soon as Sara and Cristie arrived, they found themselves immersed in a world unlike anything they had ever experienced before. The sights, sounds, and aromas of India overwhelmed their senses, creating an atmosphere of curiosity and excitement. Away from their daily routines, the ladies embraced the freedom to fully indulge in the moment. During their trip, Sara and Cristie discovered the true joy of companionship. They laughed, danced, and drank with their Best India tour guide , Harry, who quickly became a dear friend. Together, they explored the colorful markets, tasted exotic cuisine, and participate

  Marghat Wale Hanuman ji Temple Old Delhi Heritage Walk Even today many people continue to find many real proofs of Hanuman Ji's presence in Kali Yuga. This ancient temple is located in Jamuna Bazaar near Loha Pul must visit on Old Delhi Heritage Walk Marghat wale Baba Hanuman Mandir because when Hanuman was carrying the mountain, he saw the river Yamuna flowing from below and Hanuman wanted to rest on the bank of Yamuna ji for some time. But when Hanuman came down, he saw that there was a crematorium here, and by coming down there, the demons got angry. Hanuman's presence here at that time liberated all the souls. Along with this, when Lord Hanuman had darshan of Maa Yamuna ji, Yamuna ji also told Hanuman ji that I will come to see you every year and you are here. There will be a mighty temple. Every Tuesday and Saturday thousands of devotees visit Marghat wale Baba Hanuman Mandir and pray to Hanumanji to improve their bad luck.

The Architecture and Story of Bega Begum and Humayun's Tomb We always love Taj Mahal as a symbol of love because it was built by a man for his love. Be it the Chittorgarh Fort, Roopmati Mandap, or Bibi's Tomb, these monuments have one thing in common that they were built by men for women. There are many structures built by men for their loved ones but we only hear about structures built by women for men. Well, there are many monuments that women have built for their men like Lokeshwar Temple, Rani Ki Vav, Humayun's Tomb, and many more. We mostly don't consider them as symbols of love because we still see things from a patriarchal perspective. It's not our fault, it's just that we grew up that way, which resulted in our ignorance of many stories from the female point of view. The story of Humayun's Tomb is also one of those that has not received the attention it deserves. The story is about a wife's love for her late husband. Begum was called Zan-i-Kalan