Hauz Khas is a neighborhood in South Delhi, its heart being the historic Hauz Khas Complex. Well known in medieval times, the Hauz Khas village has buildings built around the reservoir. There are remnants of Islamic architecture roughly colored by splotches of urban culture.

Known as ‘The National Capital of Ethnic Chic’, the hip and trendy Hauz Khas Village is a beautiful urban village nestled in a corner among the ruins of domed tombs of Muslim royalty from the 14th to 16th centuries, that merge into the modern day Deer Park.

Hauz Khas Fort was the part of the medieval city Siri, and the ruins now offer plenty of opportunity for the photography buffs. Locals frequent the complex to spend time among the lush green lawns or at the lakeside. Kids play outdoor games like tennis and cricket here, and you can take part too once you are back from exploring the hidden passages.

2024年9月4日 · Nestled in South Delhi, Hauz Khas Fort and Village is a historical complex that incorporates medieval with modern elements, mirroring the rich history of the nation while appeasing the youth. Here’s a breakdown of what makes it …

2024年9月16日 · An affluent neighbourhood in South Delhi, Hauz Khas is well known since historic times. Hauz Khas Village still has the old charm of Delhi with the remains of Islamic architecture roughly affected by the splotches of modern upmarket.

Hauz Khas Village is a perfect place of attraction for tourists and locals, exhibit the bygone Delhi Sultanate Era. Get to know the top places to see and things to try around.

Hauz Khas has been pivotal to Delhi’s history for centuries, and its crumbling walls and an ageless madrassa have a thousand stories to tell. As the cliché goes, if only these walls could speak…

2024年6月10日 · Centrally located amidst posh South Delhi, Hauz Khas is upscale quaint village boasting of the 13th-century medieval history of Delhi Sultanate reign. Hauz Khas houses a Royal water tank, an Islamic seminary, an ancient mosque, Firuz Shah Tughlaq's tomb, and pavilions.

The Hauz Khas Village, fondly called as the HKV or the urban village of Delhi, harbors an Islamic seminary or a Madrasa that has been established in 1352, a mosque, Firoz Shah’s tomb and six of the most impressive multi shaped pavilions with domes constructed around a water tank.

Hauz Khas Village retains the old charm of the place with remnants of Islamic architecture roughly coloured by splotches of urbane refurbished upmarket. 'HKV' is known for its electric nightlife with countless cafes, bars and pubs along with art galleries, and boutiques.