Razia Sultan Tomb

Reaching Razia Sultan's tomb can be a treasure hunt, especially for first-timers. Google Maps might not be your best guide, but don't hesitate to ask friendly locals for directions. They'll be happy to point you towards this hidden gem. Seeing the condition of the tomb can be bittersweet. While its architecture whispers of a glorious past, the present state reveals the need for restoration. Razia's tomb doubles as a masjid, adding to its unique atmosphere. However, one can't help but feel a pang of sadness for the condition of the resting place of Delhi's only female sovereign. Despite the challenges, visiting Razia Sultan's tomb is a powerful experience. Paying respects to this remarkable woman, who defied gender norms and carved her own path in history, is truly inspirational. May she find eternal peace in the highest gardens of Paradise. Remember, the caretaker might close the gate at any time, so plan your visit accordingly. It's best to call ahead or arrive early to ensure you don't miss out on this piece of Delhi's rich heritage.

I had to walk through narrow lanes to reach here but it was worth. Locals helped me alot and guided me for the place. There are total 4 graves, two of them are graves of kids of Razia Sultan's Sister who's grave is beside Razia Sultan. There's also a Mosque. ASI is not able to renovate this place because of the narrow lanes. It's impossible for the machines and equipments to reach the place.

Although the road to this tomb is very narrow, it is best to leave any vehicle outside the main street near Jama Masjid. The road opposite to Gate 1 of Jama Masjid and keep asking for directions from senior citizens. The place is a Mosque and a open tomb and kept clean. There is a tap and water for Waju cleaning of hands and feet before prayers. The entrance is narrow. ♿ Accessibility Features: No=Ramp access. No=A wheelchair-accessible Entrance. No=A wheelchair-accessible Restroom/Toilet. No=A wheelchair-accessible Seating. Yes=A wheelchair-accessible Parking.