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Photo: Wikimedia CommonsFeroz Shah Tughlaq had an Ashokan pillar moved here, and it still stands among the ruins of his fortress.
Medieval fortress built by Delhi Sultan Feroz Shah Tughlaq in 1354, featuring historical ruins and the iconic Ashokan Pillar.
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108 stone steps lead down to what was once a deep water tank, between walls built to pull your eye toward the water.
Gandhi lived here for his last 144 days, from 9 September 1947. On 30 January 1948 he was assassinated on these grounds, and a line of footsteps cast in concrete traces his last walk to the prayer meeting.
A 13th-century royal reservoir, later a madrasa and tomb complex, now sits beside one of Delhi's trendiest villages.