Lodhi Gardens Tours and Tickets

Yes, visiting Lodhi Gardens is worth it. This massive park is a green oasis in the heart of Delhi, and it’s a beautiful place to jog, picnic, or just take in a bit of nature. There are also plenty of historic tombs right in the gardens, which are fun to explore and photograph.

Yes, there are dining options near Lodhi Gardens. You'll find the best selection of places to eat just northwest of the park at Khan Market, a popular shopping center with plenty of restaurants serving everything from Indian cuisine to Italian snacks. There are also a few restaurants in the nearby Lodhi Arts District.

Yes, Lodhi Gardens is partially wheelchair accessible. The parkland is filled with well-maintained pathways, making it easy to get around independently in a wheelchair. However, the restrooms aren’t accessible, and many of the park’s historic tombs and grassy areas do not have easy wheelchair access.

Yes, the Lodhi Gardens are full of historic tombs, many of which date from the 15th century, during the Lodhi Era (hence the park's name). These include the tombs of Sikander Lodhi and Mohammed Shah, as well as a dome called the Bara Gumbad (which means “big dome”).

Yes, you can take photographs in Lodhi Gardens, and there are no rules against videography or photography. Birders or those interested in wildlife photography may want to pack a zoom lens, as plenty of colorful avian species call the gardens home, from parakeets to hornbills.

The best time of day to visit Lodhi Gardens is first thing in the morning or in the late afternoon when the weather is pleasant enough for a long stroll. If you visit in cool December and January, you may prefer to come in the middle of the day when it is a bit warmer.