Most reviewed Monuments in Lajpat Nagar, India to visit (Updated January, 2024)

Most reviewed Monuments in Lajpat Nagar

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Lajpat Nagar through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 38 places from Monument category.

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Within Lajpat Nagar

India Gate

Monument

Imposing triumphal arch commemorating the Indian soldiers killed in the First World War.

4.60 (267K reviews) (~3.57 km from centre)

Taj Mahal

Monument

17th-century, Mughal-style, marble mausoleum with minarets, a mosque & famously symmetrical gardens.

4.60 (227.6K reviews) (~175.3 km from centre)

Qutub Minar

Monument

73m tapering tower built in 1193 by Qutab-ud-din Aibak after defeat of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom.

4.50 (139.3K reviews) (~8 km from centre)

Rajghat, New Delhi

Memorial

Set in lush parkland, this black marble platform marks the spot where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated.

4.50 (29.2K reviews) (~6.73 km from centre)

Safdarjung Tomb, Delhi

Monument

The tomb of Safdarjung, the viceroy of Awadh, with a palm-lined garden, a library and pavilions.

4.40 (14.3K reviews) (~2.62 km from centre)

Amar Jawan Jyoti

Memorial park

Memorial dedicated to martyred Indo-Pakistani War soldiers, with a continuously burning flame.

4.70 (11.2K reviews) (~234.73 km from centre)

Isarlat Sargasooli

Monument

Visitors can take in panoramic city views from atop this prominent 18th-century, 7-story minaret.

4.50 (6.3K reviews) (~230.92 km from centre)

Sisodia Rani ka Bagh

Garden

Romantic 18th-century palace with formal gardens, fountains, temples & pavilions.

4.30 (5.2K reviews) (~230.95 km from centre)

Iron Pillar, Delhi

Monument

24-foot-high ancient column, with a Sanskrit inscription & made from metal that will never rust.

4.60 (2.1K reviews) (~8.01 km from centre)

Sawai Jai Singh Ji Statue

Monument

Landscaped park anchored by a marble statue of the Maharaja holding an astrological diagram.

4.60 (1.6K reviews) (~233.34 km from centre)

Asigarh Fort

Fortress

👍👍 A great historical place.. a must visit place for everyone who came in hansi .

4.40 (1.5K reviews) (~136.96 km from centre)

Amar Jawan Jyoti

Monument

Monument & eternal flame built as a memorial to fallen & unknown Indian soldiers from 1971 war.

4.70 (1.2K reviews) (~3.57 km from centre)

Qudsia Bagh

Park

Peaceful gardens founded in 1748, with walkways, a stately gateway & a former royal mosque.

4.30 (1.1K reviews) (~10 km from centre)

Chini Ka Rauza

Monument

Monumental tomb decorated with intricate glazed tiles, built in the 1630s for Shah Jahan's vizier.

3.80 (940 reviews) (~172.39 km from centre)

Tomb of Mariam-UZ-Zamani

Historical landmark

Lodi Dynasty pavilion turned into a Mughal mausoleum for Mariam, wife of Akbar & mother to Jahangir.

4.00 (812 reviews) (~167.02 km from centre)

Open Hand Monument

Monument

The symbolic 26-m. Open Hand monument by French architect Le Corbusier rotates in the wind.

4.50 (776 reviews) (~245.66 km from centre)

Diwan-i-Aam

Monument

Hall inside a historic fort where the emperor would give audiences to the public.

4.50 (671 reviews) (~8.31 km from centre)

Shah Tomb

Historical place

Monumental octagonal mausoleum in Lodhi Garden containing the grave of the 15th-century sultan.

4.40 (667 reviews) (~2.02 km from centre)

Sultan Ghari

Historical place

👍👍 Sultan Ghari was the first Islamic Tomb built in India. It was constructed (or perhaps converted) by Sultan Iltutmish in 1231 for his eldest son Nasiruddin Mahmud who died during his governorship of Bengal province. The Tomb is situated within a fortress which is surrounded by other ruins of Sultana...

4.30 (379 reviews) (~11.01 km from centre)

Dhakri Ka Mahal

Monument

👍 The tomb locally known as Dhakri Ka Mahal, datable to A.D. 1555-1605 is located at Mauza Gopalpura on the Agra-Bharatpur road in the western suburb of Agra. She was probably one of the wives of Emperor Akbar. The tomb is square in plan and is built of fine quality red sandstone. The cenotaph is mis...

3.70 (346 reviews) (~171.03 km from centre)

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